Husarion, a Krakow seed fund KPT investment, successfully gets funded with over $58,000 from 311 backers by the crowdfunding platform, Kickstarter, for its flagship product RoboCORE. During the first week alone, the project collected almost $19,000.
Advanced robotics are usually associated with and costly projects, which are implemented by large enterprises technological or military laboratories. The RoboCORE project can completely change people’s
perception of this field while making consumer robotics more user-friendly, cheaper, and available to a wide audience interested in technologies.
In the heart of a robot is RoboCORE, a device equipped with a special intuitive software that allows you to build a basic robot. No smartphone or tablet is necessary. It is compatible with LEGO MindStorms and allows you to control multiple servos and sensors. You can also stream audio and video through it. This product is really interesting because it allows for quick prototyping rather than having to deal with Adruino boards, shields, and relays.
The founders of the Husarion is confident that the consumer robotics market has high prospects for growth, and therefore want to raise another round of funding in order to improve their product.
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