Breathing Rate
28bpm
In Normal Range
12:15 AM - 7:45 AM
12 AM3 AM6 AM
Buddy
Monitoring
Last NightJune 3, 2025
Sleep Duration
7 h 30 m
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Resting Heart Rate
72bpm
In Normal Range
Breathing Regularity
Good92%
Health Trend (30 Days)
Stable
No significant changes detected
92/100
June 3, 2025
Sleep Duration
7 h 30 m
12:15 AM - 7:45 AM
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Average Breathing Rate
Within Buddy's usual sleeping range.
28bpm
Breathing Regularity
Stable overnight breathing pattern.
92Good
Resting Heart Rate
No obvious overnight spike detected.
72bpm
Restfulness
Few interruptions and a comfortable night.
Goodstatus
Notes
Buddy slept well and looked comfortable. Keep monitoring nightly to build a stronger long-term baseline.
History
Nightly wellness records
Trends
Long-term wellness insights
30 Days
Average Breathing Rate
28bpm
↓ 5%
May 5May 20Jun 3
Trend Analysis
Stable
Buddy's breathing and sleep patterns stayed within their usual range.
Wellness Score
Excellent
92/100
Insights
Plain-language health interpretation
What This Means
Buddy's breathing rate is stable and within his normal sleep range. His overnight rest looked comfortable.
Did You Know?
Long-term changes in breathing and sleep patterns can be an early signal that your dog needs more attention.
Recommendation
Continue monitoring nightly. Regular data helps you notice subtle changes before they become obvious.
Profile
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Language
Buddy
Senior dog wellness profile
DevicePawLog Radar Monitor
IMEIDemo device
PlacementWall-mounted near bed
ConnectionWi-Fi connected
Nightly MonitoringOn
Health Trend AlertsOn
Report Time8:00 AM
PawLog uses contact-free radar sensing to monitor breathing, heart rate, and sleep trends while your dog rests.
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Data Mapping
This profile keeps only dog-friendly fields needed for review and monitoring. Backend-only fields required by the older device API are filled silently for compatibility.
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Reviewer Accounts
Each reviewer can register or login, bind their own device IMEI, and keep a separate dog profile in this H5 layer. Sensor data still comes from the original monitoring database.
Bind a PawLog monitor by IMEI
Login first, then enter the IMEI printed on the PawLog device.
Pair PawLog with a 2.4 GHz network
1
Put PawLog into pairing mode
Press the device button until the indicator starts blinking.
2
Choose a Wi-Fi network
Use a stable 2.4 GHz network near your dog's sleeping area.
3
Send credentials to the device
The demo simulates pairing; production can call the native AirKiss/ESPTouch plugin or backend provisioning API.
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