bot_guy - Yes - not only was creating the original Prototype a LOT of work - but, putting the KickStarter together - LARGELY on my own - yeah, it WAS a Lot of work.

But - at this point I'm going to need a LOT more than just Luck!

I could use help from this Community here - by backing the project - and also helping me Spread the Word about the Project around the Web! So - please take a moment and help out if you can!!!

Thanks in Advance!
Kurt "The Bot-Guy"

paeonius - Good Luck Kurt, love the idea, and shared the story with my feeds.
(constructive feedback) i think that ~$90k is a bit ambitious for the project and maybe you should consider doing a smaller scale run with 3d printed parts if you decide to relist the project :)

bot_guy - Thanks for your support. As for your feedback. I agree - and others have said the same - the Goal is too high. But, understand - this is based upon Injection Molding. And, I am considering re-launching the project - and, when I do so, I will do a deeper analysis of the numbers - and look for more ways to cut costs - and bring that Goal down to preferably under $60K - as some of my friends have suggested. But, to do this as 3D Printed parts - that's not really viable - at least NOT if I print the parts. However, I know of at least one project - that's doing 3D Printing via the Cloud using 3D Hubs - and, i could potentially do something like that. Although, in reality - I would prefer the mass production mode - since its a more viable product and can potentially reach WAY More Customers - assuming I can reach Enough of an interested Audience - which did NOT happen this time around!

Thanks,
-K-