The global robotics market is expected to reach $80 billion by 2020 with Service Robots (used outside of manufacturing) as a main driver of this growth.
Our solution
SME owners will be able to rent robots by demand and easily. RaaS (Robot-as-a-Service) will shortly become a new standard in robot’s usage with RobotsCity taking a lead.
RobotsCity - is a decentralized marketplace, where companies of all sizes can lease robots when they need on “pay-as-you-go” basis, therefore eliminating the other unnecessary expenses. The marketplace will interconnect customers with robots, their operators, service staff, as well as creators of business usage scenarios.
We
have tried and tested our business concepts in Amsterdam, Paris,
Seoul, Moscow and many other locations. We have 3 patents, 11
certificates for original software and other intellectual property.
We
expect that total revenue of marketplace will be at the 1 year - USD
2,9M, 2 year -USD 14M,
3 year - USD 35M; average check: 1 year - USD 2 500, 2
year - 3 000, 3 year - 3 500; number of transactions: 1
year - 600, 2 year-1165, 3 year -2285
Robotics as a service, or RaaS, is an opportunity for businesses of all sizes to lower
the risks of adoption and to diversify into new markets.
By providing robotic solutions for rent, RaaS providers will allow their clients to avoid
large investments in robots and at the same time gain all the benefits available to
companies that implement robots in their business themselves. These benefits
include higher productivity, lower costs, and a possibility for their employees to
ffocus on important objectives as opposed to routine tasks. According to IDC
analysts, by 2019 30% of all commercial robotic apps will be provided as RaaS.
Since technology vendors have discovered that end users can be a source of recurring
revenue if they offer hardware and software as a service, it’s no surprise that robotics
as a service, or RaaS, is an expanding model.
One of the main factors keeping back the growth of the interactive robots market
is the high level of complexity associated with developing them. Interactive robots
are very difficult to design to start with; and since the public expects them to imitate
human gestures, emotions and movements, the complexity increases severalfold.
As the demand for robots’ social interactivity grows, developers have to find ways
to recreate complex human emotions, such as joy, excitement, anger, timidity, and
others. At the same time, robots that react to customers’ emotions will be much
more efficient as sales assistants.
Blockchain will allow us to solve the issue of trust between robot service vendors
and customers. The fact that a centralized database can be tampered with
constitutes a critical issue for robotics. By contrast, using a distributed ledger
to manage robots’ activities and calculate their working time is a much more
secure and transparent solution. In the RobotsCity marketplace, these functions
will be performed by a smart order system.
A marketplace where you can purchase robots’ services directly from robots.
Our platform is designed for creating, testing, and using robots in everyday life – and
it has a unified service and support framework. Here are just some of the features
of our marketplace:
1) Independent manufacturers can develop and distribute service robots, their services,
apps for robots, and business scenarios for their use on R2B and R2C markets.
2) Other businesses and individuals can place requests for services and obtain them
directly from robots. Developer companies or the marketplace itself will provide all the
necessary financial and accounting documents.
3) ERC20-compliant Servotoken will act as an internal currency on the platform and
will be freely available to all backers. The token’s growth is tied to the growth of the
marketplace.
4) To match service providers with customers automatically, the marketplace will
create special blockchain containers called smart orders (a smart contract describing
deal terms and compliance guarantees).
5) The marketplace will ensure not only all the necessary deal logistics but also the
general infrastructure necessary for concluding such deals, such as transportation,
storage, insurance, tech support and repairs, as well as financial and legal support in
various jurisdictions.
The process of ordering robotic services on the platform will be seamless,
dramatically decreasing the difficulty of entrance for new companies. Renting a robot
will become as easy as placing an a
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Aydar
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