Limpid Launches AI Pet Cam Service 'Kinfora'
Recognizing Pet Behaviors to Alert Owners of Health Issues
Monitoring Five Key Health Areas and Tracking Changes Over Time
AI pet healthcare startup Limpid announced on July 28 that it has launched its AI pet cam service, ‘Kinfora’.
Kinfora is a service developed by the companion animal video AI development team and the veterinary nutrition team. By using a home CCTV camera, it observes a pet’s behavior, alerts owners to warning signs of potential health issues, and connects to personalized nutrition solutions. It recognizes more than 20 behaviors such as scratching, licking, vomiting, urination, and praying posture, and notifies guardians if patterns deviating from normal are detected.
The service monitors five major health areas—joints, urinary tract, digestive system, oral health, and emotional state—using biomarker-based tracking, displaying trends in changes. It also supports multi-object recognition so users can distinguish between multiple pets in real time.
Kinfora integrates the AI pet cam service ‘DoggyBogi’ from PetPeotok, which Limpid recently acquired, and the nation’s leading pet food app, ‘SaladPet’, into a single platform.
The main feature is the combination of DoggyBogi’s video behavior analysis technology with Limpid’s veterinary nutrition data. The service suggests nutrition solutions specific to each pet, reflecting behavior data along with breed, age, weight, and medical history. Limpid plans to launch a range of functional supplements tailored to pets’ health areas such as the intestines, skin, and joints in September.
Kinfora is a service developed and operated by a local company, and all videos and health data are managed on domestic servers.
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Brian Heeseong Kim, CEO of Limpid, said, “Kinfora is a service that first detects signs that pets cannot verbally express via camera, then connects that data to personalized nutrition,” adding, “We will continue to develop it as a pet healthcare service that gives owners peace of mind.”
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