People will soon be able to figure out what their dogs are thinking with the help of a device that will be among the first translation devices available to public. The device will be available in April 2014. No More Woof has developed the device after raising more than expected funds from public.

The Nordic Society for Invention and Discovery thought of raising $10,000, but is surprised to have raised more than $15,000 with 47 days to spare.

The team is endeavoring to create devices that are capable of analyzing thought patterns before spelling them out in English. Well, so far it has discovered the patterns encompassing 'I'm tired', 'I'm excited' and 'who are you?'

There are future plans to develop French, Spanish and Mandarin versions. The team has described its ultimate goal is to describe two-way communication between humans and dogs.

But the product is a work in progress, and demands people to be little patient to have the product sometime in future. 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".