
robotmaker
USA
Asked
— Edited
are you still selling the board to makershed or other companies in usa ,for better in shipping prices
hope you are ,big a great saving for others in usa to buy your board
You need some store displays...
Get the word out. I don't think enough people know about it.
Fingers crossed and hopefully we'll see some great partnerships in the near future to help us out. With a little resources, and a bunch of half-completed projects = we're very busy!
when i buy my maxsonars they about $25 each,but at 20 when i get them they $18 each
We have literally no profit margin on these kits or board when you add the software development time, customer service and regular business - every penny goes back into development for more features and more sales. Our business model is like a revolving door - money in = money out = growth.
But the distributors that we have, like A Pro Hobbies, are awesome and understand our model. When ever possible, please support them. They are the early adopters of our innovative platform and therefore playing a big part in changing the future for everyone. As EZ-Community, you are also playing a HUGE role in changing the world.
It's amazing the response EZ-Robot receives in the Silicon Valley of California - people who did not know we existed - hidden away in canada. There is discussion of a relocation, if we find the right partnership/sponsorship.
If EZ-Robot lived in California, there would be a very interesting twist in Robotics from our presence.
ok great if have a good price will need a few,looking at $100 each
i always check to see who has the best price with shipping when i buy any item
i have close to 30 robots that need EZB bought 7 already,looking to get 2 more for now until i finish them first ,then buy more
DJ they may or may not be good news,looking to get them at a very low price like most people do,so i guess will need to wait and compare lowest price before i buy
i have 7 so far
will you be selling just the chip anytime soon,be a very good seller,and have others make smaller or special boards for it,so many many companies are doing it
and easy way for you to make more money too
I am not surprised that EZ-Robot received a warm welcome.
I strongly believe in what you are doing and would be happy to help. I do specialize in Start-ups, bookkeeping, day to day operations. I would volunteer my time to help in anyway I can. I can easily give you 20hrs a week.
S.
wont be able to make it *stress*
i love the EZB board alot,look great for smaller,and may be much larger robots
also looking at the LEAF MAPLE board ,not the same board use in the LEAF microcontroller
its 72mhz cortex processor seems a super good board for robots
specs are really good and uses arduino IDE
The Maple runs at a maximum of 72 MHz, has 39 digital input/output pins, 16 analog inputs, native full speed USB, 3 USARTs (hardware serial ports), integrated SPI/I2C support
and under $50 at sparkfun