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The pet-tech company's new camera promises peace of mind but delivers bugginess and limited use. All products featured on WIRED are independently selected by our editors. However, when you buy something through our retail links, we may earn an affiliate commission. AI feature can differentiate and track pets. Will recognize and organize videos of up to five pets.

You know when parents cry about leaving their kids at school? I would often use my SimpliSafe security camera as a pet camera to peek in on the pups when I wasn't home, but it wasn't enough. I got notifications if they moved around, but when they left the camera's field of vision, I didn't know much else. What if they'd gotten sick in a corner? What if they got into something they shouldn't?

If you ask pet owners to pick the most difficult part of their workday routine, many would say "mornings." They don't mean the common struggles with getting out of bed or commuting, but rather the emotions involved in leaving their beloved pets behind. The sad look in the pets' eyes suggests this is not an easy time for them either. Surveys conducted by ZenCrate and Zulily show that more than 32 million dogs in the US suffer anxiety when left alone at home, while 84 percent of pet parents frequently worry about their housebound fur babies. There are a number of solutions available, such as pet sitters or daycare facilities, but these do not allow people and pets to actually stay connected.

If you ask pet owners to pick the most difficult part of their workday routine, many would say "mornings." They don't mean the common struggles with getting out of bed or commuting, but rather the emotions involved in leaving their beloved pets behind. The sad look in the pets' eyes suggests this is not an easy time for them either. Surveys conducted by ZenCrate and Zulily show that more than 32 million dogs in the US suffer anxiety when left alone at home, while 84 percent of pet parents frequently worry about their housebound fur babies. There are a number of solutions available, such as pet sitters or daycare facilities, but these do not allow people and pets to actually stay connected. An increasingly popular tech-based approach that enables distanced interactions is smart pet monitoring cameras.

Vava has unveiled a new pet camera that will let you follow your dog or cat around the house when you're not home. The device, said to be the first mobile pet cam in the world, made its debut at CES in Las Vegas this week. Vava's Pet Cam is equipped with two-way audio so you can hear and speak to your pet remotely, and collision detection will let it roam the house without bumping into anything or falling down the stairs. Vava has unveiled a new pet camera that will let you follow your dog or cat around the house when you're not home. The Vava Pet Cam connects with an app that lets you interact with your pets from afar.