The Israeli Web3 startup The Digital Pets Company is launching three-dimensional digital dogs based on AI, which are securely stored on the Internet as NFT and are designed to serve as the best partners for experiences at Towers.
The startup combines artificial intelligence technologies, augmented reality and a blockchain to create an ongoing and two-way emotional relationship with a virtual entity in a variety of virtual environments, applications and games.
Each digital dog has a unique look and personality, built and operated by the company's PetOS technology.
The company's vision is to create reality - similar interactions using voice, visuals and touch and allow humans to communicate with digital dogs as they do with real pets.
Users can give digital dogs names, train them, love them and play with humans and other digital dogs when they meet.
Leica, the first digital bitch, Photo: None
The company will sell NFTs that will allow dog owners to get to know the dogs and train them through digital one-on-one interactions.
Dog owners will use tokens to give incentives to digital dogs during training as they do with dogs in real life.
The startup is also building digital parks where people and dogs can meet and develop relationships.
Leica the first digital bitch
To demonstrate its technology, the company has made the world's first digital dog, Leica, accessible as a demonstration Web app.
The digital bitch, which is proof of feasibility, is the basis for new digital species that have their own virtual lives and self-learning ability.
These species will use AI-based voice, augmented reality (XR) and blockchain technologies in a way that has never been used before.
Apart from Leica, the company is currently completing the construction of its digital laboratory.
The lab is a three-dimensional virtual space that now includes the first-generation embryos of digital dogs, which are still grown in incubators.
Digital dog owners will have access to a space where they can see how digital dogs are evolving, and even give them a name, and soon also train them.
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