“We’re
fascinated by cats, so we set out on a mission to get to know them better.
Through research, we learned that an adult cat’s meow is their way to
communicate with humans and, by investing in this prototype device, we can start
to improve understanding between them both — giving cats a voice for the very
first time.”
Temptations’ global
brand director Pete Simmons in an interview with AdWeek about their Temptations
Catterbox product
Like
playing with your cat using an AI Robotic Mouse as explained in my MICO Wars blog article
entitled “How
to sharpen your Cat’s Hunting Skills with the AI Robotic Mousr”?
Well,
talking to animals in 2016 may soon be totally possible. This is thanks to the Temptation Catterbox, a
3D-printed collar designed by London ad agency adam&eveDDB that claims to make
your cat talk human as reported in the article “Converse
with your cat like never before with this new 3D-printed talking collar”,
published April 30, 2016 By Lulu Chang, DigitalTrends.
Temptations Cat Treats is a
company best known for making cat treats so this latest product takes cat love
to a whole new level. For an even better explanation, check out this video on
the, Temptation Catterbox, a
clear winner for Most Innovative Product of 2016.
It
is true that they only meow when talking to humans. In fact, the Egyptians
called cats “Mau” by virtue of the sound that they make. Here’s a picture of
this revolutionary product.
Clearly
this is part of an ad campaign for London ad agency adam&eveDDB. Or maybe they're just
goofing off with some extra money in their Ad campaign budget, with the company
behind the product to be revealed later in a series of ads.
Still,
the question on all Cat lovers’ minds is obvious: does this product actually
work and where can I buy it?
Temptations Catterbox -
Most Innovative Product of 2016 that's probably not real
Granted,
this product probably doesn’t work.
It has no neural interface to connect to the cat's brain to allow them to
control the device as in the case of the NSID's No More Woof Project as described in my blog article
entitled “IndieGogo
funded NSID's No More Woof Project aims to get Dog's talking”
Also
I’ve found no pricing or availability for this product, making me wonder if it
is at all real. But if it is, it may come in at a similar price point as the No More Woof Project at around US$1200. Still,
the concept is so damn tempting to imagine as real that it earns a spot on my
blog.
Albeit
an insane idea as pointed out in the article “At
last! A cat collar that translates meows into human speech”, published
April 30, 2016 by Chris Matyszczyk, CNET News this is highly desired among cat owners.
Cat
owners that like to play with their cat by trapping them in circles as pointed
out in my MICO Wars blog
article entitled “How
to trap your Cat in one Place as Cats love Circles”, will love this
product, as they could ask why that is the case.
Temptation Catterbox would be
especially be useful for the Zoological Society of London to keep track of the
feral cat population that's eating off all the birds in England as noted in my blog article
entitled “How
UWI's Biotechnology Department, JSPCA, Telecom Providers and Zoological Society
of London can track Feral Cats and Dogs”.
However,
if this device really works, I'd like to use it to marshal a Cat army based on the 6 million Cats that live in Jamaica as described in my blog article
entitled “Your
Wild Life Cat Tracker Project and How the Jamaica Cat and Dog Migration Project
would save Jamaican Birds” as scientists could finally ask cats answers for
the many questions that have puzzled humanity from the dawn of time.
I
give Temptation Catterbox two
paws up.
Here's
the link:
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