PetLibro’s new smart camera uses AI to describe your pet’s movements, and it’s adorable

PetLibro has launched Scout, an AI-powered smart pet camera designed to provide real-time insights into pets’ activities and behaviors. Similar to other pet cameras, Scout offers real-time monitoring, two-way audio, and remote control of the camera’s movements, with an added feature of automatic pet tracking. What distinguishes Scout is its advanced AI pet recognition technology, which tracks specific activities such as eating, drinking, litter box use, and movement, while capturing surprise selfies and daily highlight clips stored in the cloud for up to 30 days. The camera can recognize and track multiple pets separately, currently supporting individual profiles for two pets, with plans to improve its dynamic recognition system over time. Scout also offers charming, descriptive notifications of pet behavior, enhancing the user experience with personalized updates. The device supports sharing access with up to five family members or friends and is priced at $100, with AI features available through subscription plans starting at $12 per month. Compared to competitors like Furbo, which costs $210 and