Arenti at IFA 2026: AI Baby Monitoring Meets Smart Pet Care

Arenti used IFA 2026 to showcase a connected-home portfolio focused on two everyday areas: smart baby monitoring and smart pet care.

During our visit to the booth, the company presented a broader baby-monitoring solution with AI-assisted safety features, alongside a series of pet products including a smart pet flap, an AI-enabled pet feeder and a smart water fountain.

AI-powered baby monitoring covers more than just video

Arenti’s baby-monitoring range is designed around continuous observation and environmental awareness rather than simply providing a live video feed.

According to the booth representative, the system can monitor factors such as temperature, humidity, face covering and prone sleeping, while also offering features such as lullaby playback.

Because the exact model names were not identified during our demonstration, it is safer to keep the report focused on the functions directly presented at the booth rather than assigning those features to a specific product.

Smart pet flap can recognize the right pet

The pet section was one of the more interesting parts of Arenti’s presentation.

The company showed a smart pet flap designed for installation in a wall or door. A tag attached to the pet allows the system to recognize the authorized animal.

According to the representative, this means the household’s own cat can enter while other cats can be prevented from coming inside.

For households where pets regularly move between indoor and outdoor spaces, that provides a useful level of access control compared with a conventional pet door.

AI pet feeder can distinguish between multiple cats

Arenti also demonstrated a smart pet feeder with an integrated camera.

The representative explained that the feeder can recognize different pets. In a household with two or three cats, the system can determine which animal has approached and use that information when deciding whether to dispense food.

That could be particularly useful when pets need different feeding routines, portions or diets.

Feeding plans can change depending on the day

The feeder also supports automated feeding schedules.

Users can create different feeding plans for different days, with the representative specifically mentioning separate routines for working days and weekends.

Pet-related AI features such as barking detection were also mentioned as part of the broader system shown at the booth.

Because no exact model number was provided, those functions should remain attributed directly to the booth demonstration.

Smart water fountain uses radar and adjustable water flow

Another product shown was a smart pet water fountain.

According to Arenti, the fountain includes an internal radar sensor and allows users to control the water flow in different modes or speeds.

The unit also includes a removable filter, a pump and DC power connection.

The representative emphasized that the fountain can be easily taken apart, making cleaning and maintenance simpler.

One ecosystem for babies and pets

What made Arenti’s IFA 2026 presentation interesting was the way it applied AI and sensing technology to relatively ordinary household routines.

On the baby side, the focus is on safety monitoring and environmental awareness.

On the pet side, the products use recognition and automation to manage access, feeding and hydration.

The smart flap identifies the correct pet, the feeder can distinguish between multiple animals, and the fountain adds sensor-based control.

Rather than presenting isolated gadgets, Arenti appears to be building a broader smart-home ecosystem around two areas that require frequent attention: babies and pets.