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it's once again time to take a sneak peek into the future of Technology my friends from wearable subwoofers to the 2016 version of The Clapper this is top Kickstarter's of the month hello everybody I'm crystal Ora and June seem to be the most exciting month when it came to Kickstarter projects and this first project is something I've been dreaming up for a long time the idea comes from attending a concert you know that feeling you get when the bass at a concert just slaps you in the chest and vibrates your soul it's such a great feeling and probably my favorite part of attending a concert now what if you could capture that concert energy and bring it along with you as a wearable I was waiting for somebody to invent a wearable bass vest that you could wear but the company low felt came up with a better idea called the bass let the bass 'let is a world's first watch sized subwoofer for your body using a whole new technology for sound you'll now literally be able to feel the music as the baselet delivers the beats and bass lines directly to your wrist this bracelet is completely silent to the outside world but despite the size you'll feel as though as you're surrounded by the sound it looks very similar to a watch and you can see wear it around your wrist and what's cool about it is you can easily remove the strap to the baselet so it can be replaced with any other 24 millimeter watt strap so you can create your own look the baselet will work with anything that has a 3.5 millimeter jack you just connect the sender here between your headphones and the device playing the music strap on the wireless baselet and that's it the baselet will effortlessly recreate bass frequencies down to 10 Hertz right to your wrist it'll be interesting to see just how strong these bass recreations will feel if they will translate further down or up and just to your wrist low felt was seeking about fifty six thousand dollars for the bass lid and even with over twenty days left to go they have received over two hundred thousand dollars so it's coming and we can expect the bass led to start shipping in December of this year next we have knocky knocky is a smart little device that essentially makes any surface smart is based on the idea that home automation although it's meant to make our life simpler actually can be quite confusing and unfortunately just makes things more complicated well what if there was a device that can snap on to any already existing piece of furniture that you have in your home and transform that piece of furniture into a touch interface that's exactly what naki does let's say you place knocking onto a table well now that table will respond to your touch well more so your knock now when you knock on that table anything can happen you can have your TV turn on or your lights could turn off maybe a text could be sent from your phone or music could start playing or perhaps you could snooze an alarm the possibilities are endless doesn't this remind you of the clapper from years ago well the problem with that and other things that are meant to automate the home is that there's just too many factors that can disrupt these signals like claps and even voice well a knock has certain frequencies and vibrations to it where naki is smart enough to understand real knock signals and filter out random vibrations so naki can work even under high activity surfaces naki can trigger multiple different things depending on how many times you knock for example one not can play a song two can skip three can raise the volume and four can lower this is all possible with the naki app that communicates to different devices using Wi-Fi if Nike comes to market it'll cost about 99 dollars so how good is it looking for Nike well their Kickstarter is just about up and they were only seeking a pretty low goal of $35,000 but 8,000 backers later they have raised over 1 million dollars so yeah hockey is going to become a reality and once again we can expect to see it in December of this year next we have a project that me and my friend Charlie here can really relate with it's called go bone it's an all-day play toy for you and your dog that connects to your smartphone pulse Pet the careers of go bone we're heartbroken at the fact that so many dog owners can work almost 40 50 or even 60 hours a week without really having any time to play with their hairy little friends and that's actually pretty alarming because dogs need exercise to release their energy and free their minds or else all that energy could store up and translate to behavior problems this is especially the case in shelters where dogs can be alone in a cell for days weeks and even months without any real interaction with anything not even a toy and a big goal of pulse pet is to use the go bone to bring out a dog's personality and establish a healthy mind to help those dolls and shelters become more adoptable go bone is an L tronic toy that entices your dog to play by moving around on its own keeping it active all your way you can put some food inside tap on it and it'll start moving around and thanks to the app that is hooked up to you can have it move in any way you like go bone can move a certain way depending on how large your dog is how much it weighs and how old your dog is to ensure the most fun experience the app also allows you to maneuver the toy manually and even play certain games like a gesture based fetch game or even hide-and-seek now I know a lot of you are probably thinking crystal if you give that toy to that beast over there he's gonna rip it apart in a heartbeat and expose a dangerous electronic components inside well fortunately enough the go bone can come apart very easily so if certain components like the rubberized tires or middle section become too chewed they can easily be replaced Pulse pet also says that their mechanical engineer has been designing rugged military products for years to ensure that go bones electronics will always be safely enclosed this project is about to finish up any hour now but pulse vet has already well reached their goal with the $176,000 pledged over their original $60,000 goal next we have something you may have heard of before is called nope but this month we have the sequel called nope 2.0 the original nope product was also found on Kickstarter a while back and it was a huge success it was a magnetic privacy shield for cameras found on desktops laptops mobile phones and tablets but this time around is even more simple elegant and easier to use we've all looked at the webcam staring at us on our laptops and at least once thought is someone watching me and as silly as that question sounds the answer could very well be yes someone is watching you and if that creeps you out and makes you say nope well that's where nope 2.0 comes into play nope 2.0 is a very thin product at only 11 millimeters thin that magnetically hooks onto a camera for any device it's so thin you can still easily close your laptop when needed well just like the first version of nope nope 2.0 has already been a great and even with over 40 days to go the creators were only seeking 964 bucks but they have already received $26,000 lastly we have something called oh six by fingertips lab oh six is a small little dial that you can put anywhere on a desk onto a steering wheel or even around your wrist its purpose is to free your eyes and allow you to keep looking at the world around you while still interacting with your smart devices like phones tablets and computers it connects to a device of your choice let's say a smartphone via bluetooth and from there just by turning the dial you can browse operate and toggle between virtually any app while your eyes remain on something else like the road or even when you're walking the phone could be in your pocket but you can still read text browse Twitter or make phone calls all thanks to the OU six using speech feedback oh six also provides an open API platform to send and receive data and commands to its sensors so future apps will be able to work with this physical dial it seems like a great way to be able to access any area of your phone just by a touch of a dial and listening while your eyes remains focused the oh-6 Kickstarter campaign will be up on July 3rd but already fingertips lab has reached their $100,000 goal with one hundred and forty thousand dollars pledged so that'll do it for this month's episode of top Kickstarter's of the month lots of interesting things here so let me know your thoughts in the comments below do you think any of these were just silly or are you pretty excited for them please leave a like if you enjoyed this video and want to see more top Kickstarter's of the month and if you want to learn more about the Kickstarter's mentioned in this video you can click the link to head on over to the Android Authority website thanks for watching and I'll see you in the next one