That's a great validation for the robotics market. I believe they were customers who had a pre-order status because they were marketing the product well before it was for sale. Technically, it took them over a year for 1,000 sales and they simply collected and processed the credit cards within a minute. The japanese generally put strange "twists" on things like that
This is just one of a lot of signs that the home robotic market is gaining a lot of momentum. There are new successfully funded kickstarters almost weekly. Many of these are funded by over 200% and then start making stretch goals.
The home is ready for robots if they are not too lifelike or too large.
@richard R
wasted money?only japanese can by him.
It's a waste of money no matter who buys it....
@richard r
hmmm
@Richard
funny pic!
Made my day
That's a great validation for the robotics market. I believe they were customers who had a pre-order status because they were marketing the product well before it was for sale. Technically, it took them over a year for 1,000 sales and they simply collected and processed the credit cards within a minute. The japanese generally put strange "twists" on things like that
As for market validation, it's great news!
@dj
1000 sold a year is not bad.and yes they have a strange way off selling stuff.
This is just one of a lot of signs that the home robotic market is gaining a lot of momentum. There are new successfully funded kickstarters almost weekly. Many of these are funded by over 200% and then start making stretch goals.
The home is ready for robots if they are not too lifelike or too large.