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These 5 technology projects have had great initial traction and are also pretty cool! Let me know which you like most

1. ORION4Sight: Sunglasses On Steroids



"ORION4Sight sunglasses on steroids are powered by revolutionary patented technology."

2. Ultrasonic Levitation Machine - Learn the science of gravity



"Use soundwaves to levitate objects with this real working device. Create a levitation engine or maybe a new hoverboard technology."

3. LittleRP - Affordable Flexible Open 3D Resin Printer



"The LittleRP is an affordable, flexible, and open 3D resin printer that is makerspace friendly and easy to self-source."

4. Noke: The World's First Bluetooth Padlock



"Noke: End the frustration of losing keys and forgetting combinations forever. Noke is the world's first bluetooth padlock you can share"

5. Hoverbike



"Hoverbike is a revolution in aviation, designed to do what a helicopter does, but cost less and do so better"

Mine would have to be Noke, the first bluetooth padlock.

I love the Hoverbike! That would be my pick!

Tough choice, but I went with the 3D printer. My heart wanted that hoverbike, though.

Yes, I also like the 3D printer... but there are lots of 3D printer projects (still awesome) and very few Hoverbikes

Orion is cool, but it isnt as obvious. The levatation machine just seems like an incomplete project. The Noke is ok, but I don't have a need for padlocks; plus bluetooth drains my cellphone battery, so I leave it off. The Hoverbike is cool, but I dont like how they entice you with a hoverbike, but sell you a quadcopter. For me, the LittleRP is the best one! It's cheap compared to other non FDM printers.

The Bluetooth lock is very good but I'd love to see that bike flying down the street!

Nokey hands down!

I like the Hoverbike the most!

Of these, the Bluetooth padlock is most intriguing. But my vote goes for a 6th project not listed ... the NeverSnooze Alarm Clock! I ran across the NeverSnooze earlier this evening, on Prefundia when I was checking out pre-funding platforms and reading all the great resources here on Prefundia, PitchFuse, etc. Here's the NeverSnooze Prefundia link: http://prefundia.com/projects/view/neve ... lock/1869/