This is a Pitch Deck Teardown of ANYbotics, a robotics company. Here are the main points:
Positive comments:
- The company has a clear and well-defined value proposition.
- They have a strong understanding of their target market and the competitive landscape.
Negative comments:
- The pitch deck makes some "big assumptions" about the market size, specifically that the average spending on autonomous inspection robots is $200,000 per site.
- The company assumes a 35% compound annual growth rate for the market, which may not be realistic.
- The deck does not provide enough information to support these claims and assumptions.
Suggestions:
- Be more transparent about how the company arrived at its market size estimates.
- Provide more data and research to back up the company’s claims and assumptions.
- Consider using alternative approaches to autonomous inspection robots, such as consumer-grade quadcopters, which may be cheaper and more efficient.
Key takeaways:
- The pitch deck should focus on providing clear and concise information about the company’s value proposition, market size, and competitive landscape.
- Investors want to see data and research to support the company’s claims and assumptions.
- Be prepared to answer questions and provide more information to support the company’s estimates and projections.