Single-camera multi-target capture
One overhead camera covers people, dogs, and toys simultaneously — easy deployment with minimal interference in home or training environments.
Behavior Quantification · Affective Dynamics
Designed for multi-target behavior analysis in human-dog interaction — single overhead camera capture with AI and computer vision for real-time identification and tracking of people, dogs, and toys. Frame-by-frame 2D X/Y positions, travel distance, and average speed with automatic visualization — objective quantification for interaction research, pet assessment, and working-dog training.
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Plane tracking
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Single overhead view captures the full interaction arena — synchronized 2D trajectories make cross-species social behavior measurable, comparable, and replayable.
One overhead camera covers people, dogs, and toys simultaneously — easy deployment with minimal interference in home or training environments.
Deep learning and computer vision maintain stable IDs and continuous trajectories through occlusion and crossing motion.
Frame-level X/Y coordinates, distance, and speed — auto-generated trajectory plots and charts for faster analysis.
From spatial position to kinematics — a quantitative metric stack for human-dog interaction.
Frame-by-frame overhead coordinates — proximity and following relationship analysis.
Cumulative and segmented distance quantifies activity range and exploration.
Reflects movement intensity and rhythm changes during interaction.
Distinguishes people, dogs, toys, and more for multi-agent social parsing.
Full timeline replay reveals initiation, response, and maintenance of interaction.
Trajectory overlays, heatmaps, and summaries — export-ready for research and training evaluation.
Beyond raw metrics — temporal coordination and affect-related dynamics in human-dog interaction.
Track human-dog distance over time — quantify approach, avoidance, and following patterns.
Correlate movement direction and speed — reveal coordinated interaction and lead-response dynamics.
Toys as social mediators — quantify joint attention, competition, and cooperation events.
Activity and approach trends provide objective readouts for pet affect assessment and welfare research.
Consistent, reproducible quantification for research, assessment, and training.
Objective data foundation for psychology and ethology studying cross-species social mechanisms.
Assess sociability, anxiety tendencies, and training responsiveness for personalized interventions.
Quantify command response, position holding, and task efficiency in human-canine teamwork.
Longitudinal interaction quality metrics support standardized institutional monitoring.
Lightweight 2D analysis — rapid deployment and immediate insights.
Contact us for deployment, experiment design, and analysis workflow — start quantifying cross-species social behavior.