Aggregated specification data indicates that the Furbo 360° Cat Camera utilizes a 5V/2A power rail to support its 1080p CMOS optical sensor and motorized base. The 360-degree rotation is achieved through a gear assembly that is susceptible to debris accumulation. Treat delivery is executed via a spring-loaded solenoid mechanism. Technical audit of the Wi-Fi stack reveals a 2.4GHz-only radio configuration, which utilizes a proprietary AWS-hosted cloud relay for signal transmission, resulting in a measured latency of 1.5 to 3.0 seconds for remote commands.
Specific AI processing modules are designed for cat-specific acoustic and visual events, such as meow and vomit detection. These features are cloud-dependent and require periodic firmware handshakes to remain active. The night vision system is supported by an integrated IR array. Mechanical operation during rotation generates a measurable acoustic profile that may influence the behavior of sensitive subjects.
The Furbo 360° Cat Camera includes cat-specific AI triggers, but the Petcube Bites 2 offers a wider 160-degree fixed lens if mechanical rotation is not required for your space.
This hardware is classified under pet cams with treat dispensers, specifically targeting feline-oriented monitoring metrics.
