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Motorola has launched a wearable for your dog

The Scout Traks is a health and fitness companion for man’s best friend.

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Motorola has a new wearable that uses GPS and an accelerator to track movement and exercise – but this device is for the dog, not the owner.

The new Scout Traks pairs with a smartphone app and also provides dog owners with information on their dog’s well-being and body temperature.

Scout Traks
(Motorola)

Data gathered can then be accessed any time via the free Hubble for Pets app, which also gives users the ability to set safe zones for their pet – the app sends them alerts when the Scout Traks is logged leaving a safe zone.

The app will also send a notification if the temperature is ever recorded as being too hot or cold.

Scout Traks
(Motorola)

The Scout Traks costs £99.99, however there is a caveat.

Motorola says the Traks does also require a service plan that limits the device to 150 location calls between it and the app a month.

These calls are the alerts for when a safe zone is breached, on-demand location checks and temperature alerts. The first year of the plan is included in the Scout Traks purchase, and Motorola says it can then be renewed for £35.

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