A SingTown Tech "Robotic Cat" that catches mice is also a good cat.

SingTown's AI smart camera system based on OpenMV fit be apply for intelligent rodent-catching robots, to enable real-time identification and tracking of mice. The system dey combine machine vision, infrared thermal imaging, and image recognition algorithms, so e fit recognise both the shape features of mice and detect their thermal signals. This one dey help robots to automatically locate, track, and catch targets, make am suitable for places like warehouses, catering establishments, and farms.

Rats dey quick, sharp and dey always dey alert, na why e dey hard to catch dem for places like food warehouse, farmland, chop house and for city pest control. SingTown Technology AI smart camera system, wey dey based on OpenMV, dey use machine vision and image recognition technology to give intelligent rat-catching robots power to identify target well-well and follow am automatically.

This embedded vision system captures environmental images through dual-mode visible light and infrared cameras. On-device AI computing analyses features such as body contours, fur colour, and movement trajectories in the footage to identify the precise location of rats. Simultaneously, the infrared module detects body temperature heat signals to ensure accurate target detection even in nighttime or low-light conditions.

Once a mouse is detected, the system calculates the relative distance and direction between the target and the robot, automatically generates a tracking path, and adjusts the movement strategy in real time to achieve an autonomous capture process of "lock—track—approach." Users can also train models independently to optimize the algorithm for distinguishing different animal sizes or movement patterns, thereby further reducing misidentification.

The OpenMV intelligent camera offers advantages such as high frame rate, low power consumption, and compact size, enabling edge deployment in various mobile robots, intelligent traps, or monitoring systems. SingTown Technology focuses on AI, machine vision, and computer vision, empowering robots with intelligent capabilities to "see, recognize, and track." This enables precise identification and automatic tracking of pest rodent targets, supporting the intelligent upgrade of environmental control.