No More Woof is a dog-to-English translation headset that has already exceeded its $10,000 goal on Indiegogo. Although the headset is still in its very early stages, the Swedish company behind the device claims that it has already been able to translate certain canine mental states from their electric imprints.
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Indiegogo project raises over $10,000 for a dog-to-English translator
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Published December 25, 2013
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Christmas just came early for Doctor Doolittle, and anyone else who would like to talk with the animals. A curious translation prototype for dogs called No More Woof has the $10,000 funding it was seeking on Indiegogo, and $5,000 more besides, with two months to go.
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