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DO-IT-YOURSELF FURNITURE SURF & SKI SET-UP & FAIRS What is needed to manufacture these products made from wood panels? a project by
This one: a Computer Numerical Control [CNC] milling machine. A technology which carves by chip removal a geometry drawn with a computer a project by
problem Desktop CNC machine Industrial machine for hobbyists, DIY and prototyping lovers for carpenters, set-up and wood professionals • work area is very small, as wide as an A4 • bulky, as big as a room paper sheet, so it's impossible to realize any • expensive (at least € 100k) kind of furniture... • not thought for local production a project by
TECHNICAL FEATURES · Dimension: 400x400x300 mm · Weight: 15 kg · Max depth of cutting 35mm · Power consumption 1kW · 120/240V AC compatible · Max feedrate 2500mm/min a project by
SENSOR #1 SENSOR #3 POSITIONING SYSTEM The custom developed sensors enable the robot to understand its position and correcting the route in case of problems SENSOR #2 WATCH HOW IT WORKS a project by
intellectual property 2014 Goliath Italian patent October application Patents 2016 Goliath International April PCT extension We filed two patents: 1. for the process of Goliath 2017 Goliath EU + USA 2. for the sensor system March patent extension 2017 Sensor system EU May patent application a project by
competitors Value curve + GOLIATH PROFESSIONAL MACHINES VALUE POWER TOOLS CNC DESKTOP MACHINES - Price Precision User friendly Mobility Work area Price Precision User friendly Mobility Work area POWER TOOLS PROFESSIONAL MACHINES CNC DESKTOP GOLIATH a project by
where we are KICKSTARTER CAMPAIGN Crowdfunding campaign of 45 days • 565 robots sold worldwide • $1.072.544 raised a project by
backer's geography TOP 10 COUNTRIES 1. USA (221) 2. Germany (56) 3. Canada (39) North Europe America 37,5% 4. UK (28) 43% Middle 5. Australia (26) East 2% Far East 6. France (26) 9,5% 7. Netherlands (24) Africa 8. Italy (16) Central & South 1% 9. Belgium (12) America 10. Switzerland (11) 1,5% Oceania 5,5% a project by
area of activity 43% 29% 18% HOBBY VS. WORK 4% 6% We launched a survey to our backers asking in what context they are going to Hobby Work + Work School or No use Goliath CNC Hobby University answer a project by
business model Springa will develop and sell a range of different autonomous robotic tools to make portable and flexible beyond woodworking, also laser marking and plasma cutting technologies. a project by
business model 2017 2018 2019 2020 Product PRO Project status Prototype Industrialization Available Available Prototype Commercial Crowdfunding Online Online sales & Online sales & Retailers strategy pre-sales retailers retailers Price $1800 $2090 $2890 $2890 $6000 Units 565 500 3000 3000 2000 Market B2C / B2B B2C / B2B B2C / B2B B2C / B2B B2B a project by
interested partners Opendesk "Made locally by independent makers" www.opendesk.cc · 67,000+ global downloads (154 downloads/day) · £183,797 paid to Makers and Designers in 2014 · £416,230 paid to Makers and Designers in 2015 [Source: Opendesk facts] a project by
OPEN MAKING a project by
MADE BY a project by
team LORENZO FRANGI ALESSANDRO TRIFONI DAVIDE CEVOLI CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER CHIEF TECHNICAL OFFICER DESIGN EXECUTIVE OFFICER M.Sc. Design & Engineering M.Sc. Mechanical Engineering Master Design & Engineering @ Politecnico di Milano @ Politecnico di Milano @ Poli.DESIGN FABIO PANCOT DENIS MOSCONI DAVIDE SANTINI SW EMBEDDED ENGINEER INDUSTRIAL DESIGNER MECHANICAL ENGINEER M.Sc. Computer Science M.Sc. Design & Engineering Student M.Sc. Mechanical Engineering Student @ Politecnico di Milano @ Politecnico di Milano @ Politecnico di Milano POLIHUB e-Novia Comeeta FILIPPO ZANETTI CO-FOUNDER PARTNER INVESTOR ADVISOR Startup Incubator of Technological Company, Entrepreneurs & BA +30 years in worldwide Politecnico di Milano software and electronics investor early stage Supply Chain a project by
Lorenzo Frangi www.goliathcnc.com
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