K-Scale Business Plan
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The business plan I wrote up for K-Scale.
Preface This business plan is a follow-up to the original note I wrote when fundraising for my startup, K-Scale Labs.1 I'm republishing it here for a few reasons. The biggest reason is that I feel that I may have done more harm than good to the American robotics ecosystem by K-Scale's failure, by perpetuating a belief that that Silicon Valley companies must necessarily be software-first. By my estimate, Unitree is the only clear winning bet in the robotics race today, given the strong financial standing revealed by their IPO filings. The idea of the American humanoid ecosystem being a…
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