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Comments (9)
Jeremy Ellis
What could possibly go wrong if "Mobotix" is involved?
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Josh Bylsma
06/07/17 01:01pm
Has Knightscope provided any information on what they expect the market size to be, in terms of annual revenue and CARG?
I do not plan to invest, but am simply curious how they are justifying the investment requests to investors and the proposed ROI. Unless their plan is to simply build and dump... i.e. greater looser approach.
I have to admit, that in idea alone, the roaming guard robot is interesting, however I struggle to see the true market potential. It feels more gimmicky than a viable security and business solution.
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Josh Bylsma
06/07/17 02:32pm
Very interesting. Thanks for sharing.
I also find their growth strategy to be a bit aggressive. Assuming that their market assumptions are correct, and that there is a $300 Billion market for security robots, one could make the argument that the growth numbers for an early entrant would be substantial. However, I do find these a bit aggressive.
YR1 100>597 - 497% YoY
YR2 597>1,569 - 167% YoY
YR3 1569>3950 - 151% YoY
YR4 3950>7978 - 102% YoY
The support, sales and technical resources to support ~8000 robots in the field around the world will be very costly as well. Without true market data, it is near impossible to calculate the on-going operational costs of each unit.
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Vincent Tong
Look what popped up today in my feed. Suicidal robots
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Undisclosed Manufacturer #2
I can hear it speaking now "Do not toss foreign objects into fountain. I must retrieve evidence"!!
Well, there's my 2 cents worth on how to defeat a K5 Robot.
For those old enough to remember "Danger Will Robinson, Danger"
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