10 most successful projects

Kickstarter, fundable and Indiegogo have made some really cool projects. These projects come from a music label agreement to a food company, and everyone will reap the rewards of these success stories. Here are 10 of the coolest stories that have been successful through the public chip. 1. Form1: For the future, many people predict 3D print clothing, so now we need to pay attention to the needs of home printers, so that it can bear the burden, and the family can be consumed. Researchers from the MIT Media Lab created Form1 to create an affordable, professional 3D printer for the public. Form1 surpassed its original $100,000 trillion funding target, gaining support from more than 2000 sponsors and 3 million dollars in investment. 3D Printing in your home may not be as far away as you think! 2. Hidden Radio 2: The original Hidden Radio is a small, exquisite loudspeaker that makes your music not only sound good but also looks "cool". The creator brought its newer version, Hidden Radio2. With an incredibly sophisticated, bullet-shaped design, the designer has improved the sound quality by touching the speaker system itself to achieve the ability to adjust the volume, providing an excellent but very simple loudspeaker for your home or office. Its two successful stories in Kickstarter show that music can sound and look good. 3. Skybell: You are waiting for a package but always miss it, or when you work at home, the doorbell rings and there are some lawyers who do not allow you to refuse, you do not hate this situation? This is done through smartphone apps, with camera systems, The same is true for audio and microphone Skybell creators. You can use your iphone from anywhere, just as you would at home and choose to answer (or not answer the door). By relying on a reliable Skybell system, you can speak, listen, leave instructions, and see who you are talking to at a fully affordable cost. 4.pebble:pebble smart watches are the most intelligent and cool watches available. The Pebble smart watch supports iphone and Android apps and provides instant, concise hints of important phone calls, emails, or other application alerts through the display on the digital dial of a watch. It looks cool, it's amazing, it expands the functionality of similar products, and gets $1 million in Kickstarter in just 28 hours. It eventually raised more than $10 million trillion in money. 5. Elevation Dock (the perfect iphone base): The design team behind elevation dock doesn't like Apple's docking solution. So they decided to go to KickstarteR to raise money to create a better solution. The team behind the Elevationlab,elevation dock created their dreams by raising 1.4 million of dollars from the public. Characterized by its ultra concise industrial design, it has a new custom Nanopad bottom that can be securely locked on your desk. You can pull it off with just one hand, and it doesn't matter if the iphone has a case shell. 6. The Nikola Tesla Wardenclyffe Sciences Center (Nikola Science Centre): It's not just a success in the crowd ... "We've been talking about Edison all day, but we've completely forgotten how unfair innovators and entrepreneurs Nikola Tesla," said Oatmeal, a cyber comedian. He finally posted his comments on the Indiegogo platform, which raised more than 1 million dollars to preserve the Nikola Tesla's incomplete laboratory Wardenclyffe Tower site. In just nine days, money has been received, and organizers recognise that public attention is more than just repair. So they finally broke ground and built a museum and Science Center to commemorate Nikola Tesla. 7. Veronica Mars Movie. Veronica Mars is by far the fifth largest fund-raising project to date, with a target of $2 million trillion, which, according to Wikipedia, eventually raised more than 5.7 million dollars and photographed the popular UPN in the studio A film of the same name adapted on the basis of a TV series broadcast by The CW network. Fans will be able to fund the films they want to see in advance, rather than lament the 12 dollars they have wasted in the theater, a revolutionary concept!8 that will soon be known to the public. The Glif: True entrepreneurship and invention are used to solve common problems that no one can solve before. Glif is a simple smartphone holder that can be used as a stand or tripod accessory. It is a simple engineering plastics, but it solves the constant problem that users often face when photographing or photographing with their iphone camera. The project, which was estimated at 10,000 dollars, eventually raised more than 137,000 dollars. This proves that the public is ready to accept the Glif solution!9. Oculus Rift (a head-mounted display for video games): If you've read any kind of 2013-year tech news, you'll know the hype in the Oculus Rift virtual reality helmet display. This is an incredibly Kickstarter project designed to elevate virtual reality technology to a simple and practical family game phase.The project raised more than $2.4 million trillion in funding, far exceeding the 250,000 dollar target. The virtual reality helmet display became a reality when shipments began in March 2013. The Scanadu Scout (a small cake-type peripheral): The Scanadu Scout is the first medical triple recorder, a scanner, in layman's terms, equipped with sensors designed to read your vital signs, These vital signs are then wirelessly sent to your smartphone, which allows you to diagnose symptoms in a matter of seconds. This may even be useful for lifesaving devices. The impact of the Scanadu Scout on detection and early diagnosis of medical problems is enormous before all the related symptoms become life-threatening obstacles, from sick children to elderly parents, from sudden heart attacks to strokes. The Scanadu Scout initially prepared to raise more than $100,000 on the Indiegogo platform to raise more than $1.5 million trillion in funding. (Viaentrepreneur, pioneering state compilation)