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Nose print tech helps track and identify pet dogs

(27 Oct 2022) SOUTH KOREA PET TECH SOURCE: ASSOCIATED PRESS RESTRICTION SUMMARY: LENGTH: 04:37 ASSOCIATED PRESS Anyang, South Korea - 13 October 2022 1. Various of dogs 2. Wide of iSciLab employee scanning a dog's nose print using mobile phone camera 3. Close of mobile screen showing camera detecting dog's nose print and moving to page displaying dog's information 4. Close of dog's nose 5. Wide of Stephanie Sujin Choi, director of iSciLab Corporation 6. SOUNDBITE (English) Sujin Choi, director of iSciLab Corporation: "So it's a biometric recognition technology for nose patterns for animals like dogs and cats, and also cows and deer have it as well. It's a 3D biometric algorithm based on AI and deep learning that we have now put into smartphones so that you can take pictures of the nose patterns and use it to identify each animal." 7. Mid of woman scanning a dog's nose print 8. Various of "Anipuppy" app developed by iSciLab to register nose prints of dogs and their general information for identifying the dogs by their nose patterns 9. SOUNDBITE (English) Sujin Choi, director of iSciLab Corporation: "We recently just finished the project with the Korean government that went from 2019 to 2021 that was meant to prove the feasibility of this technology to be used at a national level. So right now, we are about to start to set the regulatory sandbox that was approved by the Korean government, and that will happen until 2024, and hopefully by then, the government will use the biometric technology, the nose ID, as a means of identifying and registering dogs." ASSOCIATED PRESS Seoul, South Korea - 18 October 2022 10. Various of computer screen showing data of registered dogs at iSciLab's office ASSOCIATED PRESS Anyang, South Korea - 13 October 2022 11. SOUNDBITE (English) Sujin Choi, director of iSciLab Corporation: "If they (lost dogs) were found by a good Samaritan or shelter or somebody, they could use the camera app to identify the animal and then contact the owner because it will be all in the system, so you can use the app to communicate between the owner and whoever finds the animal and return them safely back home." ASSOCIATED PRESS Seoul, South Korea - 20 October 2022 12. Wide of Chae Il Taek, policy team manager of Korean Animal Welfare Association 13. SOUNDBITE (Korean) Chae Il Taek, policy team manager of Korean Animal Welfare Association: "Now there are quite a lot of dog owners who don't feel the need for registration. Because of that, they think the dog registration process is cumbersome. As a result, the dog registration rate does not seem to increase as fast as expected." ASSOCIATED PRESS Anyang, South Korea - 13 October 2022 14. Various of dogs ASSOCIATED PRESS Seoul, South Korea - 20 October 2022 15. SOUNDBITE (Korean) Chae Il Taek, policy team manager of Korean Animal Welfare Association: "The purpose of the nationwide dog registration system is, first, to find your dog easily in case you lose it, and secondly, to find the owner of an abandoned dog. But there was a problem with the effectiveness of external pet ID because it was not possible to identify who the animal's original guardian was if the ID was removed arbitrarily or intentionally. For this reason, there was an effort to unify dog registration methods with implanted microchip ID. Regarding implanting microchip ID, however, some dog owners are concerned about (potential) health problems (caused by microchip implantation)." ASSOCIATED PRESS Anyang, South Korea - 13 October 2022 16. Various of dogs LEADIN: The system could help people find their lost pets and prove ownership. ==== Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork Twitter:   / ap_archive   Facebook:   / aparchives   ​​ Instagram:   / apnews   You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/you...