Only In Japan 13 - Dog Collar

The video explores a Japanese invention that translates dog barks into emotions. This computerized translator, known as bilingual, does not interpret words but senses emotions through the tone of a dog's bark. It identifies six basic emotions, including happiness, sadness, and frustration. The video questions whether dog owners truly need such a device to understand their pets' feelings, highlighting the unique technological advancements in Japan.

How does the translator sense a dog's emotions?

In which country was this canine translator developed?