A close-up of the Health Collar’s glass sensor glowing amber against a Dalmatian’s fur at dusk

Five ways to keep an animal safe, healthy and findable.

Every Mooku device is designed to write to the same Quanterium health record. You won’t need one to start.

In developmentTargeted for 2027

Concept images. In development, targeted for 2027, subject to funding and testing. Mooku devices are not diagnostic or medical devices; talk to your vet.

The family

One record, five devices.

Each one is designed to add something you could never type in yourself, and to write it to the same record.

  1. 01 / 05The flagship
    Mooku Health Collar, concept render

    Health Collar

    GPS, activity, temperature, heart rate and respiration, sleep, bark and anxiety monitoring, LED night safety.

    Explore the Health Collar
  2. 02 / 05On the walk
    Mooku Super Lead, concept render

    Super Lead

    Walk-time tracking: steps, calories, speed and acceleration, with owner and dog identification.

  3. 03 / 05For hearts that need watching
    Mooku Heart Harness, concept render

    Heart Harness

    Cardiac and respiratory monitoring for higher-risk and older animals, and breeds with known predispositions.

    Not a diagnostic or medical device.

  4. 04 / 05Tap to identify
    Mooku NFC Microchip, concept render

    NFC Microchip

    It helps a vet, shelter or finder reach you, with what’s shared up to you. It doesn’t replace your pet’s registered microchip.

  5. 05 / 05The base station
    Mooku Home Guard, concept render

    Home Guard

    Safe zones, virtual fence and lost-dog mode around the property.

Concept renders · Not diagnostic or medical devices · Talk to your vet

The film

Mooku in a minute.

The collar, the family of devices around it, and what each is designed to do.

Concept film. Mooku devices are in development, targeted for 2027, subject to funding and testing. Not diagnostic or medical devices.

On-device technology

Planned specification

What’s planned inside.

This is the planned specification across the family, not a final one. It will change as design and testing go on.

Location and connection

  • GPS
  • LTE-M
  • Bluetooth LE
  • LoRa (TTN)

Identification

  • RFID
  • NFC
  • QR code

Sensing

  • Accelerometer
  • Temperature sensor
  • Acoustics
  • Microphone
  • Camera

Output and power

  • Speaker
  • LED
  • Lithium-ion battery
  • Targeted IP66/IP68

Mooku QR collar

Planned

Every collar is a scannable link to a pet’s record.

A printed tag, not electronics. If someone finds your pet, they scan the tag and can reach you, with what’s shared up to you.

The record works with no device at all. Hardware enriches it. Hardware is not a precondition for it.
From our business plan

Mooku devices are in development, targeted for 2027, subject to funding and testing. Mooku devices are not diagnostic or medical devices; talk to your vet. Concept renders; specification is planned, not final.

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