They Invested Their Own $1.5M For 6 Years in a Robot | Matic

[@nevillecreativitymentor]

NOW ... these two guys I can respect !

[@Ni3l5]

"We weren't solving a real problem" > gets acquired by Google

[@thusspokezarathustra1847]

For the underlying Tech.

[@silvrsurfer]

@@thusspokezarathustra1847true but the joke is mostly to do with the google “graveyard”

[@not-me45288]

I am always inspired when I watch your video. Keep it up and keep inspiring people like us from Africa to dream and make our own continent a better place for the coming generation.

[@markgbla5008]

They also inspired me alot I'm a computer science student from Sierra Leone 🇸🇱

[@not-me45288]

@@markgbla5008 I am a computer programmer also. But from Nigeria.

[@warthog123]

Hardware startup is really hard. Hats off.

[@TaskSwitcherify]

This video was directed incorrectly. No product demo, no hands-on usage, no comparison to other robot vacuums. Hey, it's a HARDWARE startup, show us the hardware!

[@DowonPD]

Hello, this is Dowon, the producer of the video. Thank you for pointing out important aspects of the story. In the next story, I will make sure to show more hardware. I appreciate your valuable feedback.

[@TaskSwitcherify]

@@DowonPD I was secretly hoping to see a mini Shark Tank episode here. The pressure is also on the founders to explain what makes their product better and where they fit into the marketplace. They were just sharing their story, but what about their competitive advantage, who they're competing against, do they intend to take on Dyson, what's the end game, etc.

[@peterlungbiz]

no product demo😂 because no product can use ??

[@bhavindhedhi]

This was somehow very very inspiring to me!!

[@agbanelokosi9250]

Inspirational🔥🔥

[@farhanhubble]

Good to see an aesthetically pleasing product too. Everything else in the market looks like a ghost

[@EcomCarl]

The co-founders of Matic highlight an essential truth about hardware startups: the integration of hardware and software isn't just beneficial, it's necessary for creating impactful solutions. Their focus on solving real problems underscores the path to creating not just a product, but a market revolution 💡.

[@wholeness]

Hold my beer 🍺 "Roborock"

[@geoffl]

awesome journey, thanks for sharing

[@halo7250]

TBH this level 5 vision is an overkill for a robot vacuum. The height of this robot will not be able to get under my sofa or book shelf, so do I clean it manually? Then what’s the point of the robot? Have they asked what the consumer wants? Consumers want an AIO which can vac and mop the floor with minimum hassle.. China recently show case a robot station which extract water from the air, which the robot will use for mopping. And when it’s done the dirty water gets dehydrated, and the remaining dust will be sucked into a bag which can store 6 months worth of dirt.. this is what customer wants, a robot that does all the cleaning, with minimum maintenance from user. No dirty water to mess with, no special drainage needed for robot, and etc… if an area need spot cleaning just use the app to direct it there via the map that’s it.. or I will clean it personally. Not sure how this product is going to survive the real world test by consumer..

[@sanjaybhatikar]

So where is the hardware?

[@DowonPD]

Hi there, this is Dowon, producer of this video. Thanks for your feedback. Could you tell me what aspects of a hardware company you would like to see? It would be very helpful for creating the next video. Thank you!

[@CalamityFrost]

lots of editing errors and audio artifacts wth? more profy guys

[@CalamityFrost]

4:55

[@vinaydasari5111]

For 6 year you are working on the technology. But already there are many products similar to it . What special your product is ? . Why someone should buy your product but not other . Through out the interview , you are talking about hardware industry. But not about your product 😊

[@PatrickBateman12420]

Level 5 for a cleaner 🙂

[@michaelscarn4133]

Sorry but this product is a piece of shit compared to roomba, it’s like an expensive version of roomba, they got investments just because of their network, nothing more than that, no one tells you the dark side of startup hustle

[@ravirajac]

it looks like a highschool project to me, surprised to know that they spent 6 years and lotta money, complete embarassment

[@ReflectionOcean]

By YouSum Live 00:00:03 Hardware startups require patience and passion. 00:00:11 Top technology companies are often hardware startups. 00:00:22 Solving personal problems can lead to valuable innovations. 00:00:48 Identifying market needs is crucial for startup success. 00:01:46 Hardware and software integration is essential for innovation. 00:03:55 Building a scalable platform through software is advantageous. 00:04:02 Hardware prototyping involves iterative design and testing. 00:08:06 Learning from past mistakes is crucial for growth. 00:11:25 Autonomous robots aim to save time and energy. By YouSum Live

[@vamshiabhilash]

It's always the Indians 😊

[@Rahul_Hindu_Mondal_108]

Meanwhile in India: Start up nice joke 😂 lemme copy china for innovation

[@anq7]

Indians are dominating the tech world. Iam super proud.

[@Rahul_Hindu_Mondal_108]

Nah dude they are Americans ...

[@michaelscarn4133]

Bro, stop saying level 5 for a roomba, it’s so cringe

[@CoolTebza-eh7ig]

But start by create for kitchen cabinets automatic opening doors and integrating stuff in a wall but alse easy to autonomous move off the wall if the user want to clean 🪥 behind also alot can be upgraded like yall all copy others innovation create something unique