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Computer helps jailers understand dogs

By Beth Marlowe
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Posted 20 May 2008 @ 12:45 pm GMT

The Health Protection Agency (HPA) said three people were bitten by a rabies-infected puppy in quarantine
A dog barks at strangers. The Health Protection Agency (HPA) said three people were bitten by a rabies-infected puppy in quarantine. (Photo: AFP)

Bio-Sense developed a sensor that can determine a dog's stress based on the sound of its bark. The sensor can be placed within a 15 yard radius of the dog to detect the "emergency barks" and sound an alarm in the prison's control room.

According to Bio-Sense, they are the only ones to have developed this technology. "We don't have any competitors at the moment," Netz said.

The first system was put in place in 2005, and since then three more have been installed in Israeli prisons. Bio-Sense now has more than 100 clients in Israel, including farmers who need protection against theft, Netz said.

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