Fit – A smart health connected pendant dedicated to animal welfare

Canhe-Fit is a small smart health connected pendant dedicated to the well-being of pets which has been imagined by the company Canhegat. This company was founded in 2015 by Nicolas Loiseau and Yohan Vigier. This type of product seems very trendy at the moment. Remember, I introduced RollyCat and Catspad to you a few days ago.

Canhe-Fit is therefore a small smart health connected pendant that tracks the nutrition, exercise, energy expenditure and position of your animals. Via its dedicated application, you can easily consult a history of this information or daily monitoring statistics. With 30% of French pets overweight and 20% who are obese, this little smart health smart health connected object may not be as useless as it seems.

Canhe-Fit is simple to use since you simply attach it to your pet's collar. Inside this smart health connected pendant: an accelerometer, a microcontroller, a memory, and a Bluetooth module. The analysis of the Canhe-Fit's movements and measurements is calculated using an algorithm with a file containing the energy intake of more than 700 food formulas available on the market, combined with the calculation of the daily energy expenditure .

smart health connected in Bluetooth with your Android or iOs smartphone, it will tell you how much food your pet should eat, its consumption data and the energy it spends on a daily basis. In addition to all this information, the application also works as a GPS and will allow you to find your animal if it escapes.

On the design side, nothing really very transcendent. It’s a kind of customizable hemisphere that will be available in 5 colors when launched. Speaking of the launch, know that it will be available for pre-order on IndieGogo, in France and the United States, from March 29. Its price will be between 60 and 100 euros. Canhegat hopes to raise 25,000 euros for France and 100,000 euros for the United States.

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