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Jessica Miller Through consistent health monitoring and companionship, KaiX prolongs the years seniors live without assisted living by some years and consequently reduces costs spent by seniors on assisted care. Seniors will be able to receive and manage their medication, have their health monitored in a nonintrusive fashion, communicate easily with medical professionals and family members, and have an entertaining robotic companion for their daily life. Our Business Thesis: BioChem Chem Jesse Ren Computer Science Matthew Hedayat Mentor 1 Computer Science Timothy Lin Total (FTF) Interviews 18
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Jessica Miller

Through consistent health monitoring and companionship, KaiX prolongs the years seniors live without assisted living by some years and consequently reduces costs spent by seniors on assisted care.

Seniors will be able to receive and manage their medication, have their health monitored in a nonintrusive fashion, communicate easily with medical professionals and family members, and have an entertaining robotic companion for their daily life.

Our Business Thesis:

BioChem Chem

Jesse RenComputer Science

Matthew HedayatMentor 1

Computer ScienceTimothy Lin

Total (FTF) Interviews 18

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3 main reasons that prompted the move to A.L.

Design & Research Interviews

Medication Management and Oversight

Mobility, Risk of Travel, and the Isolation it causes

Accident or Illness caused severe decrease in normal functions

18 Interviews

4 Family Members

14 Seniors

Active, requires little assistance.

Requires some degree of assistance.

Needs special or constant care

Target Senior Demo.

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TAM

SAM

SOM

$220 Billion44 Million Seniors, 841 Million Seniors World-Wide

Projected to grow to 2 Billion

by 2050

$60 Billion12 Million Seniors, 28% of TaM

$9 Billion 1.8 Million Seniors, 15% of SAM

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Market Size - U.S. Seniors

Independent, butrequires some monitoringand assistance.Are above the poverty line.

*Calculations can be found in back-up slides

Seniors in need of long-

term care

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CompetitiveAttributes

KaiX Robotics(Pepper and other robot companies )

Wearables(BeClose,Body Guardian

Sensor, Alert-1, UnaliWear)

Senior-Focused Electronics (GreatCall, Sensely Your.MD)

Senior-Friendly User Interface and Voice Commands

++ ++ - ++

Oversees Taking of Medication, Scheduling, and Data Logging

++ - + +

Vitals Monitoring, Memory Evaluation & Exercises

++ - + + Combats Social Isolation + ++ - -Portability - - +++ +++ Adaptive Learning ++ ++ - -Emergency Calls ++ + + ++ Affordability +

($2600)+

($1750-$20,000)++

($50-$300)++

($50-$200)

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Senior Living

Centers

Business EcoSystem Map

Health Programs(Payers after FDA

approval)

Medicare

Medicaid

Insurance Companies

Seniors (User)

Senior Living Centers

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Families

Shantou Starworld

(Manufacturing and assembly)

Subsidizes

Provides and integrates Software “Brain” with hardware. Distributes

product.

KAI

Buy

Product Flow

Influences

Legend

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Revised Business Model Canvas

Cost Structure Revenue Streams

Channels

Feb -24 - 2016Week 6

Kaix will help seniors live independently

longer.

KaiX can save the cost of an average of

$3000 per month from assisted living to $300

per month - a 90% decrease in costs

Key Partners Key Activities

Key Resources

Content Partners – Social Media,

News, hobbies of interest for

seniors.Other Robotics

Companies, collaboration to

combine features.

Product personalizations

and augmentations.

Product Development

Web and Data hosting

Marketing & Sales Software Services

Seniors in need of some facilitated care

Families of seniors

Retail stores (later)

Internet Sales

Senior care centers (Assisted Living,

Independent Communities)

Design Testing: Wizard-of-oz

3D Simulations

Manufacturing

Development of customizable personality, sharp emotion detection and response, and data

collection software

Maintenance

WarrantyMaintenance

Customer support LiabilityHealth services

Therapy/Doctor and Nurses

The actual robot

Government and Insurance

Companies to subsidize

Insurance Companies

lManufacturing LineDevelopersDesign PatentsBusiness Development

Direct selling to caretaker homes

Insurance/Gov plans

Health ServicesLegal Costs

Value Prop. Customer Relations

Customer Segments

Government

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Manufacturing Cost BreakdownBOM

● Chassis/Body (Plastic) e.g. 6 segments x $10 = ($90)● Sensors ($40)● Camera , Infra-Red, motion sensor (1 Kinect) = $80● Battery = $40● Servo Mechanisms for motion = $70● Display and Monitoring System (IPad) = $150● Electronics, control System, cable, etc. = $100

Total Parts Cost: $1060 Assembly (10-20% of total BOM): $200Testing and Packaging: $50________________________________Total Cost: $1310

Distribution and Marketing (40% of total BOM) = $524Total Cost: $1834

Profit (40%): $2567.6Sale Cost: $2600 8

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Thank you

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