And How Matic Sold 6000 Robots with Zero Marketing | Navneet Dalal & Mehul Nariyawala
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The episode discusses how Matic, a home robot company, successfully sold 6,000 units primarily through word of mouth.
What does it actually take to build a robot that cleans your home when everyone before has failed? Matic is a home robot that sweeps and mops your floors, navigating entirely with cameras, no LIDAR. It shipped its first unit in 2024 and has since sold 6,000 units at ~2,000 a month, almost entirely by word of mouth. And is now the largest consumer robotics company shipping in the United States. Navneet Dalal (a computer-vision pioneer who co-invented HOG) and Mehul Nariyawala met building Fl...
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