Dog bark translator

Owner and dog are invisibly connected. Their furry friend is always by their side. But sometimes owners don't understand their pet. Fortunately, misunderstandings are becoming a thing of the past. Swedish company NSID has invented headphones that read dogs' thoughts, and No More Woof is a bark translator.

What is the device based on?

“We used existing technologies to create the device,” says inventor Eric Calderon.

The device is based on EEG, microinformatics, and BCI (a new type of EEG). Headphones are placed on the animal's head and monitor brain impulses.

Device functionality

The device records various pet states, including hunger, thirst, fatigue, and a desire to meet a fellow dog. The device's tiny computer translates the dog's barks through a microphone.

The grand plans of the developers of No More Woofe

So far, the device does not detect all the emotions of the four-legged animal.

However, work in this direction is actively underway. NSID researchers are expanding the device's vocabulary. They hope to adapt it to every dog.

Devices will soon appear that will translate barks into Chinese, French, and Spanish. Let's hope the gadget will work in Russian.

This know-how will further reveal your dog's inner world. Would you consider purchasing a No More Woof?

Translation by O. V. Ryndina

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