Today’s pet market is continually evolving, with innovation in technologies and services dedicated to the health and happiness of our pets at its core. At the heart of this transformation, unique tools like biometric signal tracking devices are gaining attention. These devices, capable of monitoring and analyzing our pets’ biometric signals in real-time, allow for a deeper understanding of their health status. In this article, we aim to explore the value these distinctive devices and data platforms bring to businesses and the industry.
Data-driven health management
Using pet biometric signal platforms allows pet owners to monitor their pet’s health in real-time. This enables early detection and appropriate action for health issues, positively impacting overall pet health management.
Enhanced collaboration with veterinarians
Sharing the data collected through biometric signal platforms with veterinarians strengthens the collaboration between pet owners and veterinarians. This collaboration allows veterinarians to make more accurate diagnoses and develop personalized treatment plans, while pet owners gain a better understanding of their pet’s health.
Research and development stimulation
Pet biometric signal data can be utilized in research and development related to pet health. This data can aid in the development of new diagnostic methods, treatments, and products, contributing to the growth of the pet industry.
Expansion of insurance and financial services
Data gathered through biometric signal platforms can impact pet insurance and financial services. For example, assessing a pet’s health status can provide differentiated insurance premiums and conditions, offering customized insurance products and services. This contributes to the expansion of the financial market and increased competitiveness.
Improved marketing strategies
Data collected through pet biometric signal platforms can be used in marketing strategies for pet-related products and services. Analyzing preferences, behavior patterns, and other information related to pet health enables the development of more effective advertising and promotional strategies for targeted customers.
Improved marketing strategies
Data collected through pet biometric signal platforms can be used in marketing strategies for pet-related products and services. Analyzing preferences, behavior patterns, and other information related to pet health enables the development of more effective advertising and promotional strategies for targeted customers.
Revitalization of the pet care service industry, including cruise travel
Using biometric signal platforms can enable pet care service providers to deliver better services. For example, pet hotels and pet sitting services can monitor the vital signs of a customer’s pet in real-time and respond immediately if needed, increasing customer satisfaction. Additionally, cruise lines can offer services that allow passengers traveling with their pets to monitor and manage their pet’s vital signs onboard the cruise ship, providing peace of mind and convenience for passengers. These services help ensure that passengers traveling with their pets can enjoy a pleasant travel experience.
Taken together, these platforms are capable of driving innovation across a wide range of areas. They can enhance pet health care, strengthen collaborations with veterinarians, stimulate research and development, contribute to the expansion of insurance and financial services, improve marketing strategies, and invigorate the pet care service industry. Through these contributions, they have the potential to bolster the growth and development of the pet industry as a whole, ultimately improving the quality of life for both pets and their owners.
In this context, OpenBio is actively recognizing these changes and opportunities. OpenBio is developing solutions to aid in smooth recovery after surgery in veterinary hospitals using Curv (Smart Patch). This is part of the company’s main B2H (Business to Hospital) business model, greatly assisting in enhancing the health of pets and strengthening the collaboration between veterinarians and pet owners.
In addition, OpenBio aims to connect B2H2C (Business to Hospital to Consumer) through a service called ‘CirCle’. This service focuses on maintaining the health of pets and bringing peace of mind to pet owners.
In conclusion, OpenBio recognizes the diverse business and industrial values held by the pet bio-signal platform and is constantly striving to realize them. In doing so, it can contribute to the overall growth and development of the pet industry, and improve the quality of life for pets and their owners.
