The Sky's the Limit for PetCloud

PetCloud expands artificial intelligence (AI) efforts to successful machine learning trial. 

This week PetCloud was the first pet sitting company in the world to demonstrate the use of Google Home to return Pet Sitter search recommendations via voice activated speakers.

"We live in a time when digital technology is transforming our lives, our interaction with businesses and the world, but also generating an exponential growth in data and information," said PetCloud CEO, Deb Morrison.

"At PetCloud, we are focused on empowering Pet Owners to easily connect with Pet organisations and People who can help deliver pet services. To do this, we are infusing AI into everything we deliver across our computing platforms and experiences."

"We’ve only just begun to scratch the surface of what’s possible."

With 65% of households in Australia owning pets and the high rate of new technology adoption Morrison believes companies should serve up information to customers in a way that they want to access it.

The technology also means visually impaired Pet Owners will eventually be able use PetCloud’s technology to find care for their pets. The estimated number of people visually impaired in the world is 285 million, 39 million blind and 246 million having low vision.

PetCloud has already attracted the attention of numerous venture capitalists and potential alliance partners. "We're currently evaluating our options, and are looking for investors who genuinely love pets and people"

Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning is considered to be the number one hottest investments in the world right now with analysts at Citigroup predicting AI "could be just as disruptive as the advent of the smartphone".

PetCloud is an Australian pet care marketplace is partnered with the two largest Pet and Vet organisations in Asia Pacific.