Automatic pet feeder and precise feeding control system

By using a monitoring unit with a visual lens and a leftover weighing device, combined with control components to dynamically adjust the feeding amount, the problem of existing automatic pet feeders being unable to detect changes in appetite in real time is solved. This enables precise feeding and health warnings, ensuring the pet's dietary health and overall health status.

CN121605936APending Publication Date: 2026-03-06SHENZHEN GOLDEN VISION TECH DEV CO LTD
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Application Number
CN202610058027.9
Authority / Receiving Office
CN · China
Patent Type
Applications(China)
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Filing Date
2026-01-16
Publication Date
2026-03-06

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Technical Problem

Existing automatic pet feeders cannot detect changes in a pet's appetite in real time, resulting in excessive or insufficient food residue, which affects the pet's health. Furthermore, they cannot alert owners in advance of any abnormalities during the feeding process, making it difficult to guarantee the pet's health.

Method used

The monitoring unit, which combines a visual camera and a residual feed weighing device, monitors the amount of feed residue in the food bowl and the pet's weight in real time. It dynamically adjusts the feeding amount through control components and analyzes health trends based on long-term data to achieve precise feeding and health early warning.

Benefits of technology

It enables dynamic adjustment of feeding amount based on the pet's actual appetite changes, reduces feed waste, ensures the pet's dietary health, and promptly detects potential health problems to ensure the pet's health status.

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Abstract

The invention discloses an automatic pet feeder and a precise feeding control system.The automatic pet feeder comprises a feeder body, a food bowl is arranged on one side of the feeder body, a monitoring unit is arranged on one side of the feeder body, a visual lens in the monitoring unit is fixedly assembled with the feeder body, an excess material weighing part is arranged in the food bowl, and a pet weighing part is rotationally connected to one side of the feeder body; a control assembly is arranged on one side of the device body, the control assembly is electrically connected with the monitoring unit, the control assembly accurately monitors the weight of the pet and the residual feed amount in the feed basin through the monitoring unit, an initial feeding threshold value is set according to the weight of the pet, and then the feeding duration and the residual feed amount are comprehensively analyzed in the feeding process of each time; the feeding amount of the next time is dynamically adjusted, finally, differential feeding is achieved by continuously recording data of three meals according to the feeding rule of pets, the problems that the feeding amount of an existing feeder is not matched and no health early warning exists are solved, accurate feeding and health monitoring are achieved, pet health is guaranteed, and feed waste is reduced.
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Technical Field

[0001] This invention relates to the field of pet supplies technology, and in particular to automatic pet feeders and precision feeding control systems. Background Technology

[0002] Automatic pet feeders, as devices that can automatically dispense food to pets, solve the problem of pet owners being unable to feed their pets on time due to busy work schedules or travel, greatly facilitating the pet-raising process. Most current automatic pet feeders can only dispense a fixed amount of food at preset times. Since a pet's appetite is influenced by various factors, causing their condition to constantly change, a fixed amount of food cannot meet their actual needs. This results in either excessive food residue, leading to waste and potential spoilage if left unattended, affecting the pet's food safety; or insufficient food, leaving the pet hungry, which can negatively impact their growth, development, and health in the long run. Therefore, existing automatic feeders lack a targeted feeding adjustment mechanism, making it difficult to ensure the pet's health. Furthermore, most existing automatic pet feeders lack the ability to detect the pet's individual condition. When health problems arise, they cannot alert the owner through abnormalities during feeding, making it difficult for the owner to detect potential health issues in time and potentially causing them to miss the optimal treatment window, thus presenting limitations. The reason for this problem is that existing automatic pet feeders cannot sense changes in a pet's actual appetite in real time. Existing automatic feeders can only mechanically execute preset feeding instructions and cannot monitor and judge these dynamic factors that affect appetite. More importantly, because existing devices lack the ability to distinguish and analyze these situations, they cannot correlate feed residue information with the pet's health status. This makes it impossible for pet owners to obtain health warning information for their pets through automatic feeders, making it difficult to meet pet owners' needs for pet health management. Summary of the Invention

[0003] The purpose of this invention is to provide an automatic pet feeder and a precise feeding control system to solve the problems of existing automatic pet feeders being unable to adjust the feeding amount according to changes in the pet's own condition, resulting in excessive or insufficient feed residue, affecting the pet's health, causing feed waste, and failing to alert the owner in advance of abnormal situations during the feeding process, making it difficult to ensure the pet's health.

[0004] To achieve the above objectives, the present invention provides the following technical solution: an automatic pet feeder and a precision feeding control system, comprising a body, a food bowl provided on one side of the body, and a monitoring unit provided on one side of the body, the monitoring unit comprising a vision lens, a leftover food weighing device, and a pet weighing device; The visual lens is fixedly assembled with the device body. The visual lens is used to photograph the feed remaining inside the food bowl. The leftover feed weighing device is set inside the food bowl. The leftover feed weighing device is used to weigh the feed inside the food bowl. The pet weighing device is rotatably connected to one side of the device body. The pet weighing device is used to weigh the pet. A control component is provided on one side of the device. The control component is electrically connected to the monitoring unit. The control component achieves accurate monitoring of the pet's weight and the amount of food residue in the food bowl through the monitoring unit. It sets an initial feeding threshold based on the pet's weight, and then comprehensively analyzes the feeding time and the amount of food residue during each feeding to dynamically adjust the feeding amount for the next feeding. Finally, by continuously recording the data of three meals, it achieves differentiated feeding based on the pet's eating patterns.

[0005] Preferably, the residual material weighing component includes a first pressure plate and a pressure sensor; The first pressure plate is disposed inside the food bowl; the pressure sensor is fixedly assembled in the inner bottom of the food bowl, and the pressure sensor is fixedly assembled with the first pressure plate.

[0006] Preferably, the pet weighing device includes a flip plate and a second pressure plate; The second pressure plate is disposed on one side of the flip plate. A weighing sensor is disposed inside the flip plate. The weighing sensor is fixedly assembled with the second pressure plate. Elastic shock-absorbing pads are disposed at the bottom of the first pressure plate and the second pressure plate.

[0007] Preferably, the device body is provided with side baffles on both sides, one end of the side baffle is fixedly fitted with a protrusion, the end of the flip plate is rotatably connected to the inside of the protrusion, a rotary motor is fixedly fitted on one side of the protrusion, and the output shaft of the rotary motor is fixedly fitted to the flip plate.

[0008] Preferably, it includes the following steps: S1. Identity and weight confirmation: When the pet approaches during feeding time, the pet weighing device flips over and measures its current weight. Simultaneously, the visual camera performs image recognition to verify the pet's identity, ensuring it is the correct feeding target, and generating a safe feeding amount threshold. S2. Perform baseline feeding. Based on the currently set feeding amount, the discharge motor inside the controller body starts working and feeds the predetermined amount of feed into the feeding trough. S3. Monitor the feeding process. The system records the start time of feeding and continuously monitors the remaining food in the food bowl through a visual lens until the pet leaves, recording the end time. S4. Calculate key indicators. The system calculates the average feeding speed and feed residue rate based on the feeding time and the remaining weight in the bowl. S5. Determine the feeding status. The system will compare the calculated feeding speed and feed residue rate with the preset normal range values ​​to determine whether the feeding is insufficient, normal or excessive. S6. Perform real-time adjustments. If the system determines that the feed is insufficient, it will immediately start the feed motor to supplement the feed. However, the total amount of feed given this time will not exceed the safe feeding threshold set for the pet. S7. Adjust subsequent feeding amount. Based on the judgment result, the system dynamically adjusts the feeding amount threshold for the pet's next meal to achieve precise feeding based on appetite. S8. Perform long-term trend recording. The system archives the feeding data for each day, including time, feeding amount, feed intake, and residual amount, forming a long-term database. Based on the database, the system generates the initial value of the feeding amount for each meal in S2. S9. Activate the health early warning mechanism, systematically analyze long-term data trends, and immediately send an alarm to the owner if a sudden change in food intake or weight is detected that exceeds the normal fluctuation range.

[0009] Preferably, the calculation formulas in S1 and S2 are as follows: Formulas for verifying identity and weight;

[0010] The pet's current weight; The measured value of the weighing item; Perform baseline feeding;

[0011] This refers to the weight of feed given. This is the initial feeding threshold.

[0012] Preferably, the calculation formulas in S3 and S4 are as follows: Detect the feeding process;

[0013] Total eating time; This is the time to begin eating; To end the mealtime;

[0014] Residual rate;

[0015] This represents the average eating speed. This represents feed consumption, and its value is... ; For feed residue rate; This refers to the weight remaining after eating.

[0016] Preferably, the judgment logic in S5 is as follows: The system will calculate and With the preset threshold range Compare; If so, it is determined that the feed is insufficient; If so, the delivery is considered normal; If so, it is determined that the feed is excessive; The minimum eating speed threshold; The maximum eating speed threshold; This is the maximum residual rate threshold.

[0017] Preferably, the calculation formulas for S6 and S7 are as follows: Execute the real-time adjustment formula;

[0018] This is the final total amount fed in this meal; To supplement the feeding amount; The safe feeding amount threshold; Adjust subsequent feeding amounts;

[0019] The threshold for the next feeding; To adjust the strategy function.

[0020] Preferably, the formulas in S8 and S9 are as follows: Long-term trend recording formula;

[0021] This serves as the initial value for the amount of food to be fed at the next meal. This represents the historical average consumption. For counting days; For the first Total daily consumption; Formula for activating the health early warning mechanism;

[0022] : Total food intake for the day; This represents the average daily food intake over a long period. The standard deviation of long-term daily food intake; This is the early warning sensitivity coefficient.

[0023] The technical effects and advantages of this invention are as follows: 1. This device, through the installation of a monitoring unit, can acquire real-time data on the pet's weight and the amount of food residue in the food bowl. The control component dynamically adjusts the feeding amount based on this data, breaking the limitations of existing automatic feeders that only provide quantitative feeding. Whether the pet's appetite fluctuates due to growth, exercise, or seasonal changes, or changes in appetite due to slight discomfort, the device can adjust the feeding amount accordingly to avoid excessive or insufficient food residue. This reduces food waste, ensures the pet's dietary health, and meets the pet's eating needs in different states.

[0024] 2. During the pet's feeding process, this invention can monitor the feed residue and feeding progress in real time through dual monitoring of a visual camera and a leftover feed weighing device. Once it is determined that the pet is not eating enough, it can immediately supplement the feeding, and strictly control the total feeding amount to not exceed the safe threshold, ensuring that the pet can eat its fill without overeating. At the same time, the subsequent feeding amount is adjusted based on the feeding data of each feeding, so that the feeding strategy is continuously optimized and more in line with the pet's real-time appetite.

[0025] 3. By analyzing the trends in long-term feeding and weight data, this invention can promptly detect abnormal fluctuations in a pet's food intake or weight, thereby inferring potential health problems and issuing timely alerts to owners. This allows owners to detect potential health risks as early as possible, providing time for timely treatment and care, effectively protecting the pet's health and meeting user needs. Attached Figure Description

[0026] Figure 1 This is a schematic diagram of the overall structure of the present invention; Figure 2 This is a schematic diagram of the monitoring unit of the present invention; Figure 3 This is a schematic diagram of the residual material weighing component of the present invention; Figure 4 This is a schematic diagram of the main control flow of the present invention; Figure 5 This is a schematic diagram of the feeding status judgment logic of the present invention; Figure 6 This is a schematic diagram of the long-term trend learning and early warning process of this invention; Figure 7 This is a schematic diagram of the parameter initialization and dynamic adjustment process of the present invention.

[0027] In the diagram: 1. Container; 2. Food bowl; 3. Monitoring unit; 31. Vision lens; 32. Leftover material weighing device; 321. First pressure plate; 322. Pressure sensor; 33. Pet weighing device; 331. Tilting plate; 332. Second pressure plate; 34. Side baffle; 35. Protrusion; 36. Rotary motor; 4. Control components. Detailed Implementation

[0028] The technical solutions of the embodiments of the present invention will be clearly and completely described below with reference to the accompanying drawings. Obviously, the described embodiments are only some embodiments of the present invention, and not all embodiments. Based on the embodiments of the present invention, all other embodiments obtained by those skilled in the art without creative effort are within the scope of protection of the present invention.

[0029] Example 1: This invention provides, for example Figures 1 to 3 The automatic pet feeder and precision feeding control system shown includes a body 1, a food bowl 2 on one side of the body 1, and a monitoring unit 3 on one side of the body 1. The monitoring unit 3 includes a vision lens 31, a leftover food weighing device 32, and a pet weighing device 33. The visual lens 31 is fixedly assembled with the body 1. The visual lens 31 is used to photograph the food left inside the food bowl 2. The leftover food weighing device 32 is set inside the food bowl 2. The leftover food weighing device 32 is used to weigh the food inside the food bowl 2. The pet weighing device 33 is rotatably connected to one side of the body 1. The pet weighing device 33 is used to weigh the pet. A control component 4 is provided on one side of the device 1. The control component 4 is electrically connected to the monitoring unit 3. The control component 4 achieves accurate monitoring of the pet's weight and the amount of food residue in the food bowl 2 through the monitoring unit 3. It sets an initial feeding threshold based on the pet's weight, and then comprehensively analyzes the feeding time and the amount of food residue during each feeding to dynamically adjust the feeding amount for the next feeding. Finally, by continuously recording the data of three meals, it achieves differentiated feeding based on the pet's eating patterns.

[0030] The leftover material weighing device 32 includes a first pressure plate 321 and a pressure sensor 322; the first pressure plate 321 is disposed inside the food bowl 2; the pressure sensor 322 is fixedly mounted on the inner bottom of the food bowl 2, and the pressure sensor 322 is fixedly mounted to the first pressure plate 321. The pet weighing device 33 includes a flip plate 331 and a second pressure plate 332; the second pressure plate 332 is disposed on one side of the flip plate 331, and a weighing sensor is disposed inside the flip plate 331, and the weighing sensor is fixedly mounted to the second pressure plate 332; elastic shock-absorbing pads are disposed at the bottom of the first pressure plate 321 and the second pressure plate 332. Side baffles 34 are disposed on both sides of the device body 1, and a protrusion 35 is fixedly mounted on one end of the side baffle 34; the end of the flip plate 331 is rotatably connected to the inside of the protrusion 35; a rotary motor 36 is fixedly mounted on one side of the protrusion 35, and the output shaft of the rotary motor 36 is fixedly mounted to the flip plate 331.

[0031] In this embodiment, the vision lens 31 is used to photograph the feed remaining inside the food bowl 2, and to accurately determine the remaining feed in the food bowl 2 through image recognition technology. It can also be used to capture images of nearby pets to assist in pet identity verification. The feed weighing device 32 is installed inside the food bowl 2 and is used to weigh the feed inside the food bowl 2 to accurately obtain real-time weight data of the feed, providing a weight basis for adjusting the feeding amount. The pet weighing device 33 is used to weigh the pet and monitor the pet's weight changes in real time, providing basic data for setting a safe feeding amount threshold.

[0032] When the feed is placed on the first pressure plate 321, the first pressure plate 321 transmits pressure to the pressure sensor 322. The pressure sensor 322 converts the pressure signal into an electrical signal and transmits it to the control component 4, thereby achieving accurate measurement of the feed weight. The elastic shock-absorbing pad is made of silicone material, which can effectively absorb pressure impact and reduce the impact of vibration generated when the pet eats or stands on the sensor measurement accuracy. At the same time, it can also reduce noise and improve the user experience of the equipment. The rotary motor 36 works under the control of the control component 4, driving the flip plate 331 to rotate, realizing the unfolding and retraction of the pet weighing device 33. In the non-weighing state, the flip plate 331 can be retracted to reduce the space occupied by the equipment.

[0033] Example 2: like Figure 1 , Figure 4 The automatic pet feeder and precision feeding control system shown includes a body 1, a food bowl 2 on one side of the body 1, and a monitoring unit 3 on one side of the body 1. The monitoring unit 3 includes a vision lens 31, a leftover food weighing device 32, and a pet weighing device 33. The visual lens 31 is fixedly assembled with the body 1. The visual lens 31 is used to photograph the food left inside the food bowl 2. The leftover food weighing device 32 is set inside the food bowl 2. The leftover food weighing device 32 is used to weigh the food inside the food bowl 2. The pet weighing device 33 is rotatably connected to one side of the body 1. The pet weighing device 33 is used to weigh the pet. A control component 4 is provided on one side of the device 1. The control component 4 is electrically connected to the monitoring unit 3. The control component 4 achieves accurate monitoring of the pet's weight and the amount of food residue in the food bowl 2 through the monitoring unit 3. It sets an initial feeding threshold based on the pet's weight, and then comprehensively analyzes the feeding time and the amount of food residue during each feeding to dynamically adjust the feeding amount for the next feeding. Finally, by continuously recording the data of three meals, it achieves differentiated feeding based on the pet's eating patterns.

[0034] S1. Identity and weight confirmation: When the pet approaches during feeding time, the pet weighing device 33 flips over and measures its current weight. Simultaneously, the visual camera 31 performs image recognition to verify the pet's identity, ensure that it is the correct feeding target, and generate a safe feeding amount threshold. S2. Execute the baseline feeding. According to the currently set feeding amount, the discharge motor inside the controller body 1 starts to work and puts the predetermined amount of feed into the feeding trough 2. S3. Monitor the feeding process. The system records the start time of feeding and continuously monitors the remaining food in the food bowl 2 through the visual lens 31 until the pet leaves, and records the end time. S4. Calculate key indicators. The system calculates the average feeding speed and feed residue rate based on the feeding time and the remaining weight in the bowl. S5. Determine the feeding status. The system will compare the calculated feeding speed and feed residue rate with the preset normal range values ​​to determine whether the feeding is insufficient, normal or excessive. S6. Perform real-time adjustments. If the system determines that the feed is insufficient, it will immediately start the feed motor to supplement the feed. However, the total amount of feed given this time will not exceed the safe feeding threshold set for the pet. S7. Adjust subsequent feeding amount. Based on the judgment result, the system dynamically adjusts the feeding amount threshold for the pet's next meal to achieve precise feeding based on appetite. S8. Perform long-term trend recording. The system archives the feeding data for each day, including time, feeding amount, feed intake, and residual amount, forming a long-term database. Based on the database, the system generates the initial value of the feeding amount for each meal in S2. S9. Activate the health early warning mechanism, systematically analyze long-term data trends, and immediately send an alarm to the owner if a sudden change in food intake or weight is detected that exceeds the normal fluctuation range.

[0035] In this embodiment, at the set feeding time, when the pet approaches the feeder, the control component 4 controls the rotary motor 36 to operate, driving the flip plate 331 to rotate to a horizontal state, causing the pet weighing device 33 to unfold, and the pet to stand on the second pressure plate 332. The weighing sensor inside the pet weighing device 33 measures the pet's current weight. Simultaneously, the vision lens 31 synchronously captures images of the pet and compares the captured images with pet images pre-stored in the data storage module of the control component 4 to complete pet identity verification and ensure that the feeding object is correct. Based on the verified pet identity and its current weight, combined with preset parameters such as the pet's breed and age, the control component 4 uses a built-in algorithm to generate the safe feeding threshold for the pet this time. The control component 4 sends a control command to the dispensing motor inside the feeder 1 according to the currently set feeding amount for the pet. The dispensing motor starts working and drives the feeding structure inside the feeder through the transmission mechanism, dispensing the predetermined amount of feed into the feeding bowl 2. After the feed is dispensed, the control component 4 records the feeding start time. During this process, the vision lens 31 continuously captures images of the feeding bowl 2, using image recognition technology to monitor the remaining feed in the feeding bowl 2 in real time. At the same time, it combines the weight data fed back by the residual feed weighing device 32 to double confirm the amount of feed remaining. Until the vision lens 31 detects that the pet has left the feeding area, the control component 4 records the feeding end time. The control component 4 calculates the total feeding amount based on the recorded feeding start and end times. The system calculates the actual feed intake based on the weight of the initial feed given and the weight of the remaining feed after feeding, measured by the feed weighing device 32. Then, it calculates the average feeding speed by the ratio of the actual feed intake to the feeding time. Finally, it calculates the feed residue rate by the ratio of the remaining feed weight to the initial feed weight. The control component 4 compares the calculated feeding speed and feed residue rate with the normal feeding speed range and normal feed residue rate range for that pet breed, pre-stored in the data storage module. If the feeding speed is below the lower limit of the normal range and the feed residue rate is above the upper limit of the normal range, then the feeding is considered insufficient. If both the feeding speed and feed residue rate are within the normal range, then... If the current feeding is deemed normal, and the feeding speed is higher than the upper limit of the normal range while the feed residue rate is lower than the lower limit of the normal range, then the current feeding is deemed excessive. If the result indicates insufficient feed, the control component 4 immediately sends a supplementary feeding command to the discharge motor to start supplementary feeding. During the supplementary feeding process, the control component 4 monitors the total feeding amount in real time through the residual feed weighing device 32 to ensure that the total feeding amount does not exceed the safe feeding threshold set for the pet, thus avoiding overfeeding. Based on the current feeding status, the control component 4 dynamically adjusts the feeding threshold for the pet's next meal. If the current feeding is insufficient, the feeding threshold for the next meal can be appropriately lowered; if the current feeding is normal, the feeding threshold for the next meal remains unchanged.If the pet overeats in a given meal, the feeding threshold for the next meal can be appropriately increased, thus achieving precise feeding based on the pet's real-time appetite. Control component 4 automatically archives the daily feeding data to the data storage module, forming a long-term feeding database for the pet. When setting the initial feeding amount each time, control component 4 calls upon historical data from the long-term feeding database and analyzes the pet's eating patterns under similar weight conditions and time periods using algorithms. This generates the initial feeding amount for each meal in S2, making the initial feeding amount more aligned with the pet's dietary habits. Control component 4 periodically performs trend analysis on the data in the long-term feeding database, calculating the weekly and monthly rate of change in the pet's weight, as well as the weekly and monthly fluctuations in feeding amount. If it is found that the pet's food intake decreases or increases sharply within a short period, exceeding the normal fluctuation range, or its weight increases or decreases sharply within a short period, exceeding the normal fluctuation range, it is determined that the pet may have a health problem. Control component 4 immediately sends an alarm message to the pre-bound owner's mobile phone via the Wi-Fi module. The alarm message includes details of the abnormal data and potential health risk warnings, reminding the owner to pay attention to the pet's health status.

[0036] Example 3: like Figure 1 , Figure 5 , Figure 6 and Figure 7 The automatic pet feeder and precision feeding control system shown includes a body 1, a food bowl 2 on one side of the body 1, and a monitoring unit 3 on one side of the body 1. The monitoring unit 3 includes a vision lens 31, a leftover food weighing device 32, and a pet weighing device 33. The visual lens 31 is fixedly assembled with the body 1. The visual lens 31 is used to photograph the food left inside the food bowl 2. The leftover food weighing device 32 is set inside the food bowl 2. The leftover food weighing device 32 is used to weigh the food inside the food bowl 2. The pet weighing device 33 is rotatably connected to one side of the body 1. The pet weighing device 33 is used to weigh the pet. A control component 4 is provided on one side of the device 1. The control component 4 is electrically connected to the monitoring unit 3. The control component 4 achieves accurate monitoring of the pet's weight and the amount of food residue in the food bowl 2 through the monitoring unit 3. It sets an initial feeding threshold based on the pet's weight, and then comprehensively analyzes the feeding time and the amount of food residue during each feeding to dynamically adjust the feeding amount for the next feeding. Finally, by continuously recording the data of three meals, it achieves differentiated feeding based on the pet's eating patterns.

[0037] The calculation formulas for S1 and S2 are as follows: Formulas for verifying identity and weight;

[0038] The pet's current weight; The measured value of the weighing item; Meaning: The system directly records the measured value as the pet's current weight, and uses this as one of the bases for generating the safe feeding amount threshold; Perform baseline feeding;

[0039] This refers to the weight of feed given. This is the initial feeding threshold; Meaning: The system controls the discharge motor to work until the weight of the feed in feeding trough 2 reaches the target threshold. Stop when the time comes.

[0040] The calculation formulas for S3 and S4 are as follows: Detect the feeding process;

[0041] Total eating time; This is the time to begin eating; To end the mealtime; Meaning: To quantify the speed at which a pet eats, serving as one of the indicators for evaluating its eating status; Eating speed;

[0042] Residual rate;

[0043] This represents the average eating speed. This represents feed consumption, and its value is... ; For feed residue rate; This refers to the weight remaining after eating; The formula for feeding rate means the amount of food a pet eats per unit of time; The residual rate formula means the proportion of remaining feed to the initial feeding amount, which directly reflects whether the feeding amount is excessive.

[0044] The judgment logic in S5 is as follows: The system will calculate and With the preset threshold range Compare; If so, it is determined that the feed is insufficient; Immediately supplement with a small amount of feed and increase the amount fed at the next meal; If so, the delivery is considered normal; Maintain the current feeding parameters; no adjustment is needed. If so, it is determined that the feed is excessive; Do not supplement with feed, and reduce the amount of feed given at the next meal; If so, it can be judged as loss of appetite; Record any abnormalities and use them as an important basis for health warnings to notify the owner; The minimum eating speed threshold; The maximum eating speed threshold; This is the maximum residual rate threshold.

[0045] The calculation formulas for S6 and S7 are as follows: Execute the real-time adjustment formula;

[0046] This is the final total amount fed in this meal; To supplement the feeding amount; The safe feeding amount threshold; Meaning: Even if supplemental feeding is necessary, the total amount of feed given throughout the entire process must never exceed the safe limit. ; Adjust subsequent feeding amounts;

[0047] The threshold for the next feeding; To adjust the strategy function; Meaning: The system calculates based on the current eating speed. Residual rate and current threshold Based on the judgment result of S5, a new feeding threshold is calculated, thereby achieving adaptive adjustment.

[0048] The formulas in S8 and S9 are as follows: Long-term trend recording formula;

[0049] This serves as the initial value for the amount of food to be fed at the next meal. This represents the historical average consumption. For counting days; For the first Total daily consumption; Meaning: The system calculates the pet's average daily food consumption over a period of time to set the initial feeding amount for the next meal or the next day, so that the feeding plan matches the pet's actual long-term needs. Formula for activating the health early warning mechanism;

[0050] : Total food intake for the day; This represents the average daily food intake over a long period. The standard deviation of long-term daily food intake; This is the early warning sensitivity coefficient; Meaning: If the amount of food consumed on a given day deviates from the long-term average and exceeds its normal fluctuation range, it is considered an abnormal change and triggers a health alert.

[0051] Finally, it should be noted that the above are merely preferred embodiments of the present invention and are not intended to limit the present invention. Although the present invention has been described in detail with reference to the foregoing embodiments, those skilled in the art can still modify the technical solutions described in the foregoing embodiments or make equivalent substitutions for some of the technical features. Any modifications, equivalent substitutions, improvements, etc., made within the spirit and principles of the present invention should be included within the protection scope of the present invention.

Claims

1. A pet automatic feeder, comprising a body (1), a feeding bowl (2) is arranged on one side of the body (1), characterized in that, One side of the body (1) is provided with a monitoring unit (3), the monitoring unit (3) includes visual lens (31), excess material weighing element (32) and pet weighing element (33); The visual lens (31) is fixedly assembled with the body (1), the visual lens (31) is used for shooting the feed remaining in the inside of the food bowl (2), the excess material weighing element (32) is arranged in the inside of the food bowl (2), the excess material weighing element (32) is used for weighing the feed in the inside of the food bowl (2), the pet weighing element (33) is rotatably connected on one side of the body (1), and the pet weighing element (33) is used for weighing the pet; One side of the body (1) is provided with a control assembly (4), the control assembly (4) is electrically connected with the monitoring unit (3), the control assembly (4) realizes accurate monitoring of the pet weight and the residual amount of feed in the food bowl (2) through the monitoring unit (3), sets the initial feeding threshold according to the pet weight, then comprehensively analyzes the feeding time and the residual feed amount in each feeding process, dynamically adjusts the feeding amount of the next time, finally records the three meal data continuously, realizes differentiated feeding according to the feeding rule of the pet.

2. The pet automatic feeder according to claim 1, characterized by, The excess material weighing element (32) comprises: A first pressing plate (321) is arranged in the inside of the food bowl (2); A pressure sensor (322) is fixedly assembled on the inner bottom of the food bowl (2), and the pressure sensor (322) is fixedly assembled with the first pressing plate (321).

3. The pet automatic feeder according to claim 2, characterized by, The pet weighing element (33) comprises: A turnover plate (331); A second pressing plate (332) is arranged on one side of the turnover plate (331), a weighing sensor is arranged in the inside of the turnover plate (331), the weighing sensor is fixedly assembled with the second pressing plate (332), and the bottom of the first pressing plate (321) and the second pressing plate (332) is provided with an elastic shock pad.

4. The pet automatic feeder according to claim 3, characterized by Both sides of the body (1) are provided with side baffles (34), one end of the side baffle (34) is fixedly assembled with a protrusion (35), the end of the turnover plate (331) is rotatably connected in the inside of the protrusion (35), one side of the protrusion (35) is fixedly assembled with a rotary motor (36), and the output shaft of the rotary motor (36) is fixedly assembled with the turnover plate (331).

5. A precision feeding control system for use in controlling the pet automatic feeder of any one of claims 1 to 4, characterized in that, The method comprises the following steps: S1, identity and weight confirmation, when the pet approaches the feeding time, the pet weighing element (33) is turned over and the current weight is measured, the visual lens (31) synchronously performs image recognition, the pet identity is verified, it is ensured that the correct feeding object is fed, and a safe feeding amount threshold is generated; S2, execute the reference feeding, the system controls the discharge motor in the body (1) to start working according to the current set feeding amount, and puts a predetermined amount of feed into the food bowl (2); S3, monitor the feeding process, the system records the feeding start time, and continuously monitors the residual amount of feed in the food bowl (2) through the visual lens (31) until the pet leaves, and records the end time; S4, calculate the key indicators, the system calculates the average speed and the feed residual rate of this feeding according to the feeding time and the residual weight in the bowl; S5, judge eating state, the system will compare the calculated eating speed and feed residue rate with the preset normal range value to judge whether the current feeding is insufficient, normal or excessive; S6, execute real-time adjustment, if the feed is insufficient, the system will immediately start the discharge motor to supplement the feeding, but the total feeding amount of this time will not exceed the safe feeding amount threshold set for the pet; S7, adjust the subsequent feeding amount, according to the judgment result, the system dynamically adjusts the feeding amount threshold of the next meal of the pet, realizes precise feeding based on appetite; S8, record long-term trends, the system archives the feeding data of each time every day, including time, feeding amount, eating amount, residual amount, forms a long-term database, and generates the initial value of each meal feeding amount in S2 according to the database; S9, start the health warning mechanism, the system analyzes the long-term data trend, finds the sharp change of food intake or body weight, which exceeds the normal fluctuation range, and immediately sends an alarm to the owner.

6. The precision feeding control system of claim 5, wherein, The calculation formula in S1 and S2 is as follows: Identity and weight confirmation calculation formula; current weight of the pet; measured value of the weight member; Execute baseline feeding; weight for feed; threshold for initial feed amount.

7. The precision feeding control system of claim 5, wherein, The calculation formula in S3 and S4 is as follows: Detect eating process; is the total eating duration; is the start eating time instant; is the end eating time instant; Residual rate; is the average eating speed; is the feed consumption, which has a value of ; For feed residual rate; For post-feeding residual weight.

8. The precision feeding control system of claim 5, wherein, The judgment logic in S5 is as follows: The system compares the calculated and with a preset threshold interval ​ if the value of the variable is less than 0, then it is determined that the feed is insufficient; If yes, it is determined that the delivery is normal. if the feed intake is greater than the threshold, then the feed intake is determined to be excessive; is a minimum eating speed threshold; is a maximum eating speed threshold; is a maximum residual rate threshold.

9. The precision feeding control system of claim 5, wherein, The calculation formula of S6 and S7 is as follows: Execute real-time adjustment formula; is the final total feeding amount for the meal; is the supplemental feeding amount; is the safe feeding amount threshold; Adjust the subsequent feeding amount; a threshold for the next feeding; is an adjustment policy function.

10. The precision feeding control system of claim 5, wherein, The formula in S8 and S9 is as follows: Long-term trend recording formula; an initial value for the feed quantity for the next meal; a historical average consumption; to count the number of days; to count the total consumption for the day; Start the health warning mechanism formula; : total food intake for the day; is the average of the long-term daily average food intake; is the standard deviation of the long-term daily food intake; is the pre-alarm sensitivity coefficient.