Sibilliter Showcases AI-Based Pet Health Management at CES 2026

Lifet, the total pet health management solution operated by Sibilliter, unveiled its SmartThings Pet Care AI health analysis feature-developed in collaboration with Samsung Electronics-at the 'CES 2026 The First Look' event held in Las Vegas, USA.

The service introduced through this collaboration enables users to photograph suspected lesions on their pets with a smartphone. The AI then analyzes the images to identify major progressive diseases such as dental disorders, patellar luxation, and cataracts, helping with early detection and response. By integrating with Samsung Electronics' smart home platform, SmartThings Pet Care, pet owners can now monitor and manage their pets' health anytime and anywhere via mobile devices, experiencing a new level of 'AI home care.'

Sibilliter's core competitive advantage lies in its proprietary AI technology, which can determine the presence and progression of progressive diseases in pets within just three seconds using only smartphone photos. In particular, its patellar luxation diagnostic support software achieved an accuracy of 97.6% sensitivity and 98.8% specificity in clinical trials, earning the first-ever domestic Class 3 veterinary medical device approval. The results of this research were published in the SCI-grade international journal 'Scientific Reports,' thereby establishing credibility in both academic and industry circles.

This innovative technology from Sibilliter can be experienced firsthand at the Samsung Electronics booth at CES 2026. Notably, at the CES 2026 'C-Lab Exhibition Hall,' four types of AI health analysis services will be showcased, including body condition score (BCS) analysis in addition to the three diseases introduced at The First Look. Visitors will be able to participate in demonstrations to precisely check their own pets' physical condition using their pet photos on-site.

Additionally, through this exhibition, Sibilliter is also unveiling a B2B service model for corporate clients. The company is proposing an 'API (Application Programming Interface) solution' that allows pet-related insurance, commerce, and healthcare device companies to easily integrate Sibilliter's proven AI engine into their own services, thereby expanding its global partnerships.

Park Jooyong, CTO of Sibilliter, stated, "Through our collaboration with Samsung Electronics, Lifet's vision AI technology has established a foundation to become a global standard pet care solution," adding, "We will lead the global pet tech ecosystem not only by analyzing health status, but also by providing data-driven personalized care and enterprise APIs."