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Jul 08, 2022

Cheil creates chatbot to communicate with dogs

The agency teamed up with pet company Woorian to enable dog-owners to understand their dogs’ body language

Cheil creates chatbot to communicate with dogs

Cheil Wordwide and pet company Woorien has launched PetTalk, a chatbot that lets dog-owners to ‘talk ’to their dogs. The app interprets a dog’s body signal and provides advice to pet-owners on how they should respond. The owners can then receive advice from pet behaviour specialists by typing in a query on PetTalk.

For example, if one were to ask ‘Why do you keep yawning?’ after seeing their dog yawn often, one might get a reply from an animated dog avatar saying ‘I’m anxious and nervous right now’. At this point, specialists might even advice one to yawn back at the dog in order convey a message to the dog to say ‘it’s fine here’ or ‘take it easy’.

PetTalk says there are more than 100 animated body signals of the dog verified by vets and animal behaviour specialists—these include big movements such as raising a foot or showing their belly, to small gestures including eyes and ears movement and facial expression. The app also uses AI in its search function.

CREDITS

Client: Woorien
Creative agency: Cheil Worldwide
Chief creative officer: Sukjun Yoon
Planner/creative director: Jongchul Jang
Account executive/copywriter: Seoheui Choi
Design director: JaeHun Heo
Designers: Heeyoung Lee and Chaeseong Bae
Project manager: Insu Kim

(This article first appeared on www.CampaignAsia.com)

Source:
Campaign India

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