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Video camera for animals with built-in feeder

08.07.2021

The Ukrainian company Petcube has introduced a new animal care chamber with a built-in Petcube Bites 2 Lite feeder. The device allows pet owners to care for their pets remotely via smartphone, as well as hear and talk to them.

Bites 2 Lite transmits HD video in 1080p quality to the user's smartphone through a 160° wide-angle lens, has 8x digital zoom and night vision up to 9 meters in the dark. In addition, the camera provides two-way audio communication, allowing you to hear what is happening in the room and talk with your pet.

The camera has a minimalist design that will fit almost any interior. Also this fall, Pecube will release colored treat containers. As an optional accessory, it will be possible to purchase a pink, blue or orange hopper, made of hard plastic, making them safe even for large dogs.

Petcube Bites 2 Lite uses the same mobile applications as the company's other products - Petcube Bites 2, Petcube Play 2 and Petcube Cam. Users can easily switch between different devices and share camera access with family and friends.

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According to the manufacturer, these processors are designed to meet the requirements of both consumer devices and equipment designed for professionals. The family includes two branches. xCORE-Audio Hi-Res processors are more suitable for consumer stereo and multi-channel devices, while xCORE-Audio Live processors are more suitable for high-end consumer devices and professional equipment, including mixing consoles.

xCORE-Audio processors support PCM and DSD, sampling rates 44,1, 48, 88,2, 96, 176,4, 192 and 352,8 and 384 kHz (the manufacturer promises to add support for 768 kHz soon), 16-, 24 - and 32-bit data representation. The common features of representatives of both lines include the presence of USB and SPDIF inputs, I2S, SPDIF, DSD / DoP outputs, as well as an analog output.

Representatives of the Hi-Res line will be produced with the number of channels 2, 2.1, 5.1, 7.1. Trial samples of the Hi-Res 2 stereo processor are still available. The cost of its serial copies will not exceed $2. An evaluation board is already available for this processor.

The first representatives of the Live line should appear in April. These processors will be available in 4, 8 and 16 channel variants. In addition to the inputs and outputs listed above, they have an ADAT input, ADAT and MIDI outputs.

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