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on April 25
John Saunders
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SLINGSHOT : Stabilizes smartphone video . . . and more! by Charles Waugh
The SlingShot smartphone video stabilizer by WOXOM fits ALL smartphones (iPhone, etc.) It steadies your phone & might shoot a pebble.
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350% funded $70,074 pledged
- 2,739 backers
- Funded May 20, 2012
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on April 18
John Saunders
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Pebble: E-Paper Watch for iPhone and Android by Pebble Technology
Pebble is a customizable watch. Download new watchfaces, use sports and fitness apps, get notifications from your phone.
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10,266% funded $10,266,845 pledged
- 68,929 backers
- Funded May 18, 2012
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on February 16
John Saunders
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Theft-Resistant Bike Light by Gotham Bicycle Defense by Brad Geswein & Slava Menn
After a friend had his bike light stolen and got hit by a car, MIT bike geeks built a Theft-Resistant Bike Light.
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470% funded $84,728 pledged
- 1,175 backers
- Funded Apr 14, 2012
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on January 5
John Saunders
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Cineik Camera Hot Shoe Handle by CINEIK
Introducing the Cineik hot shoe handle. The handle adds not only flexibility, stabilization, durability or as a quick carrying handle.
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170% funded $6,658 pledged
- 197 backers
- Funded Feb 04, 2012
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on October 21, 2010
John Saunders
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NAVY SEALs: A Truly Macabre Print Series by Kantorthun
An original photographic print series consisting of 10 unique works of art featuring Navy SEALs doing what they do best.
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100% funded $503 pledged
- 9 backers
- Funded Nov 20, 2010
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on March 30, 2010
John Saunders
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Open Source Lion Tracking Collars by GRND Lab LLC
This request will fund the creation of an open source wildlife tracking collar, developed to protect the last lions living in Kenya.
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112% funded $10,105 pledged
- 91 backers
- Funded May 11, 2010
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on January 19, 2010
John Saunders
commented on a projectAny update on the $128 contributors? Still on for a 2/2010 ship?
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on October 14, 2009
John Saunders
backed a project
MakerBeam: An Open Source Building Kit by MakerBeam
Is it the Erector Set of the Internet Age? Or is it the bones and gristle of an open source revolution? Mini-T, by MakerBeam, is both.
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179% funded $17,922 pledged
- 132 backers
- Funded Oct 24, 2009
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John Saunders
Larchmont, NY
Run an NYC (Manhattan) hobby machine shop & prototype development. Focus on metal working (CNC mill, lathe, sheet metal equipment, etc) and Arduino platform
