Josh guyot knew he had a hit on his hands. He'd created an elegant, inexpensive device that turned iPhones into remote-controlled robotic video machines-and used Kickstarter, the ubiquitous online crowdfunding platform, to raise startup capital. Within three and a half days he and partner JoeBen Bevirt had hit their $100,000 goal; by the time their campaign ended a month later their company, Motrr, had raised a staggering $702,427.
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