Sound
Audible Cue
A simple sound designed to interrupt unwanted behavior.
Meet the smart collar being developed to recognize digging behavior and respond automatically, with training cues you control.

The problem
Digging usually starts when nobody is there. Vela is being built for those moments: a collar that reads movement and is answered with a corrective behavior cue you already chose.
It will not replace supervision, a secure yard, or advice from a veterinarian or a qualified behavior professional. A collar is not a diagnosis.

The system
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Onboard motion sensors observe movement patterns associated with digging.
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Machine-learning algorithms analyze those patterns to identify potential digging behavior.
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The collar delivers the owner's selected training cue when appropriate.
Detection and recognition are still being developed and validated. False detections are an open problem, not a solved one.
Cues
You choose which cues are available.
Sound
A simple sound designed to interrupt unwanted behavior.
Touch
A configurable vibration provides another training option.
Optional
An additional owner-controlled option for those comfortable with it, subject to appropriate safety controls and product validation.
Electrical stimulation, if included, stays off until an owner enables it. It is not described as painless, harmless, or right for every dog.

Everyday
Choose the cues you are comfortable with. The collar is meant for the days you cannot stand and watch.
Questions
Motion sensors would capture how a dog moves. A model in development would look for digging patterns. Early indications show a strong correlation between digging behavior and successful detection.
A response is meant to happen without a button press in the moment. You would still choose, ahead of time, which cues are allowed.
An audible cue, a vibration cue, and optional electrical stimulation an owner would have to turn on. Effectiveness has not been established.
No. It stays off unless you enable it. Sound, vibration, or neither are equally valid. It is not described as painless or harmless.
False detections are an open problem. The collar is not claimed to already tell digging apart from play, scratching, or rolling.
No. Vela is in development and is not for sale. Joining the list is not an order.
There is no launch date. The list is how you hear if that changes.
Yes. We are looking for owners who will collect motion data while their dog wears the collar. Dogs of different sizes and breeds will help validate the collar and the model.
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