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Disney patents system to watch animals and send alerts

Disney has filed a patent for a computer system that uses machine learning to look at images of animals. The software identifies specific animals or their actions and then sends an alert to a user's device.

Why it mattersThis could help zookeepers or wildlife researchers get immediate updates on animal activity without constantly watching cameras.

In the filing’s own words

A computer-implemented technique for monitoring animals includes processing at least one image using a trained machine learning model to determine at least one of one or more animals in the at least one image or one or more behaviors of animals in the at least one image, and transmitting a notification to at least one computing device based on the at least one of one or more animals or one or more behaviors of animals.

What exactly they claim (claim 1)

1. A computer-implemented method for monitoring animals, the method comprising: processing at least one image using a trained machine learning model to determine at least one of one or more animals in the at least one image or one or more behaviors of animals in the at least one image; and transmitting a notification to at least one computing device based on the at least one of one or more animals or one or more behaviors of animals.

Facts

Company
Disney (DISNEY ENTERPRISES, INC.)
Official title
TECHNIQUES FOR AUTOMATICALLY MONITORING ANIMAL BEHAVIORS AND GENERATING NOTIFICATIONS
Publication number
US20260283118A1
Application number
19084604
Filed
Mar 19, 2025
Published
Sep 24, 2026
Inventors
3
Claims
20

Classified under

A01K 29/005 Human necessitiesG06V 10/82 Physics & computingG06V 40/10 Physics & computing

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Summaries are simplified from the filing’s own abstract and first claim. A patent filing is not a product announcement.
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