Robotics hardware development

Develop and commercialize general-purpose robots and robotic hardware for autonomous physical work.

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Sources: Chris Koerner on The Koerner Office Podcast

AI-built attention-grabbing conference demo robots as lead-generation props

Chris Koerner on The Koerner Office Podcast — The $2.7K/Day AI Business That Practically Runs Itself

Build small (~6-inch) shoulder-mounted robots — 3D-printed, AI-coded, connected to a voice agent — to wear at conferences as an unavoidable conversation starter and live product demo. Almost every attendee asked to buy one at ~$200, suggesting a standalone product business.

Problem: Getting attention in the age of AI where everyone has polished content; a $25,000 booth does not guarantee leads, while a robot on your shoulder pulls the whole room over

For: Anyone needing to stand out on a conference floor: B2B sellers, agencies, conference exhibitors; or end consumers who want to buy the robot

Examples

  • Aaron's robot at a conference: ~$50 build, thousands of dollars of resulting business, attendees offering to buy units at ~$200 each
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