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Makers’ biggest challenge is to manufacture electronic products based on prototypes.

1) Buy expensive machines/robots to create PCBs. 2)Send the electronic prototypes/schematics to a manufacturer(China)

Professional Pick and Place

Home made laboratory

VisionBot Gerber Editor

VisionBot SOFTWARE

Video

Plans 1) Create the prototype 2) Create a professional video 3) Launch on Kickstarter 4) Sell the product

Economy efficiency Cost of all components ~ $600 Estimated profit per unit $1000 Breakeven point : minimum 10. Estimated amount 200 units.

Profitability – Chinese way Place 2000 parts/hour. A usual device usually has 50 de electronic components. Profit of $3 per board/unit Profit of $100 / hour. $1500 per day X 25 = $37,500 $37,500 x 12 = $450,000 / year In any situation there is profit.

Examples of products