South Korea's AI application 'X Caliber' is revolutionizing pet medical services by providing fast and accurate diagnoses that assist veterinarians in addressing pet health issues, significantly improving the speed and efficiency of care, and enhancing pet owners' trust in the diagnostic results. This technology utilizes AI to analyze X-rays with an accuracy rate of 86%, and has been implemented in South Korea, the United States, Australia, and parts of Southeast Asia, demonstrating great potential especially in Indonesia where it alleviates shortages of veterinary radiologists. This marks a gradual expansion of AI applications in the medical field, heralding a new era of AI in healthcare.

Japanese startup Carelogy has partnered with a Japanese university to develop an app called 'CatsMe!' This program uses artificial intelligence (AI) technology to provide cat owners with a new way to understand and care for their beloved pets.

["LG plans to showcase a compact bipedal AI robot at CES 2024, specifically designed for monitoring and interacting with pets.", "The robot is equipped with cameras and AI technology, allowing users to remotely control it via a mobile app and monitor pet activities in real-time.", "It not only provides convenience for pet owners while away from home, but also learns pet preferences to offer customized services and even monitor pet health conditions.", "The robot can be used for home security as well as family entertainment, interacting with family members." ]