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malmo, sweden Just four months until we can
understand dogs! Dog-to-English translator to become
a reality
Anxious to know what your dog is thinking? The wait
could soon be over as a ‘dog-to-English’ translator is set
to become a reality in just four months.
No More Woof hopes to deliver the first translation
devices in April 2014, after smashing its fundraising
target this month.
The Nordic Society for Invention and Discovery hoped
to raise $10,000 (£6,066) using crowdfunding platform
Indiegogo, but has now raised over $15,000 (£9,101)
with 47 days to spare.
The team is currently working on the devices, which
analyse animal thought patterns before spelling them
out in English.
Patterns discovered so far include ‘I’m tired’, ‘I’m
excited’ and ‘who are you?’
There are plans for French, Spanish and Mandarin
versions in the future, with the team describing twoway communication between humans and dogs as their
ultimate goal.
But don’t start planning lengthy chats with your canine
just yet. The developers are keen to stress that the
product is a ‘work in progress’
They said: ‘Right now we are only scraping the surface
of possibilities; the project is only in its cradle. And
to be completely honest, the first version will be quite
rudimentary. But hey, the first computer was pretty
crappy too. ‘
exeter, england Now you can eat your own face
using world’s first 3D chocolate printer
You could soon be taking a bite out of your own face after
a company designed a 3D printer that makes chocolate
replicas of human faces.
If you fancy a tasty portrait then Choc Edge have just
what you need – an apparatus that produces three
dimensional chocolate shapes.
All you have to do is send them a picture along with £50
to £80 (depending on what you want) and their Choc
Creator machine will do the rest.
It will assemble a chocolate model using instructions
sent from a computer.
‘Everyone loves chocolate so that’s why we’ve tried to
make it easy and accessible for mainstream consumers,’
said Choc Edge owner and University of Exeter lecturer
Dr Liang Hao.
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