Computer-equipped dogs lead way in search-and-rescue: Smart America Expo

The video explores the use of computers to enhance communication between humans and dogs, focusing on three main areas: environmental monitoring, dog monitoring, and handler-to-dog communication. Technologies such as sensors, audio cues, and haptics are used to improve training, remote communication, and understanding of dogs' behaviors and emotional states. The aim is to advance the field of canine-computer interaction, opening up new possibilities for applications in areas like search and rescue, guide dogs, and assistance dogs.

What challenges do search and rescue dogs face when working in complex environments?

How does the speaker's personal passion for dogs influence their work on this project?