Collar has a speaker, motion sensors and a series of recordings that detect the animal's movements and play the associated cartoon sound effect.

So clicking the link, the first two sounds would be the pet starting a run from a dead start, the third stopping abruptly etc. The one at :09 is them jumping, but don't think there's any of these you couldn't program to have an associated action with.

Could even have it play that classical pastorial tune when they're napping but I couldn't find it.
-- doctorremulac3, May 06 2023

These sounds played matched to the appropriate animal motions. https://www.youtube...watch?v=H64wI6-tDwk
Running, stopping, flopping over, etc. [doctorremulac3, May 06 2023]

Ripped off from marklar's idea. Slippery_20Dog_20Shoes
[doctorremulac3, May 06 2023]

Put sensors all over this thing that matches the movement of the little critters inside. https://www.wayfair...EAsYAiABEgIY4PD_BwE
[doctorremulac3, May 07 2023]

Okay, maybe it just works with an app on your phone so you dont scare the pooch. You can also turn it off so it doesn't drive you nuts.

Might be fun when you take them to the park to play with other pooches. Have a cartoon soundtrack to them playing around.
-- doctorremulac3, May 06 2023


How about a car that makes ridiculous car-chase movie sound effects of screeching tyres when sedately negotiating ordinary bends and curves in the road?
-- xenzag, May 07 2023


That would be especially funny for somebody who drives overly carefully. Maybe a button on the dashboard to activate it. If you put that up I'll bun it.

Could probably make an app for your cellphone that would do that maybe?

Okay, maybe not for a real car, but for a kid's toy car? That's brilliant.
-- doctorremulac3, May 07 2023


Got it!

A habitrail with sensors that make those sound effects matching the little hamsters, mice etc movements as they skitter around through the tubes, wheels, stairs etc.
-- doctorremulac3, May 07 2023



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