Another British team is ready to create a business by simplifying the use of the Raspberry. The British Design and Technology Studio NORD launched a crowdfunding project on Kickstarter to produce a raspberry distribution equipment and provides a simplified software platform based on the Raspberry.
This raspberry distribution device in manufacturing is called TingBot. It has a built-in touch screen and programmable buttons, allowing users to view and interact with TingBOT applications. Tingbot is very small, users can put it on the table or on the bedside table. TingBOT's hardware will be shipped in the form of a toolkit, but don't worry, assemble TingBot is very simple, no special skills.
TingBot will always be turned on, and the application displayed on the display is true. NORD said on the TingBot crowdfunding activity page: "We like to see the experience you can see, bring useful information to our life through a better way."
Unlike Kano, TingBot's target population is not a child. Instead, TingBot is targeted by creative entrepreneurs. These people like to settle the Raspberry Pie, but maybe I don't know how to use the Raspberry Pist.
The Raspberry Furniture is intended to design a bit difficult to design the Raspberry Party instead of making it a plug-and-play device. They do this to let children learn to program, because they think that children must have certain difficulties and challenges to learn from learning programming.
This design concept has produced a side effect, which has born a lot of raspberry scavenging equipment to make the Raspberry Pieces easier to use. For example, we have seen the player set driven by the Raspberry Pie before. There is even a laptop that is completely driven by the Raspberry Pie. TINGBOT is primarily targeted by applying developers and or applying users, but said that TingBot does make people more convenient to use Raspberry Piva.
The TingBot team said it can be used to play a live broadcast of a location or for weather forecasts. TingBot applications can be written in Python language. The team is making a simple development environment called TIDE to make people more easily develop software for TingBOT.
Once TingBOT is listed, the team also plans to provide an app store, allowing users to share their own applications and find out applications from others.
Nord hopes to raise £ 400,000 to complete TingBot development and listing sales, delivery time is expected to be May 2016. When writing this article, it is less than £ 5,000 from their fundraising target, and it seems that TingBot is likely to accomplish your crowdfunding objectives.
Of course, whether TingBOT can successfully ship is another problem. Hardware crowdfunding projects are very good in delayed delivery and failures, so supporters should be extravagant when paying for a booked opinion.
If you don't worry about the risk of accepting the goods, you can go to Kickstarter to spend 50 pounds ($ 75) to book a tingbot.
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