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Galactic Motors Corporation is developing the See-3 collision avoidance system to target distracted and urban drivers. The collision avoidance technology market is estimated to grow to $10.1 billion by 2020. The See-3 system will use sensors to detect potential road hazards and relay warnings to drivers in real-time via their smartphone. It will have a relatively low price point and can be installed after-market. Galactic Motors is seeking $475,000 in equity investment to fund operations for 6 months, including product development, marketing, and hiring.
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- 1. “Fast Forwarding into the Future of Transportation” Galactic motors corporationGalactic motors corporation
- 2. Market opportunity Galactic Motors CorporationGalactic Motors Corporation • Galactic Motors is focused on the after market automobile industry with a concentration on collision avoidance and parking assist technology. • The total size of the collision avoidance technology market was $2.3-billion in 2014. It is estimated that this market will increase to $10.1-billion in annual sales by the year 2020. • Urban drivers/distracted drivers are our target customers.
- 3. The Problem Since the advent of cell phones, drivers have become ever more distracted on the road which has created a high rate of related deaths. There were over 500,000 deaths attributed to distracted driving in 2014. Some prominent leaders are calling for collision avoidance technology to be available on all automobiles in the near future. Many automobile manufacturers such as BMW and Toyota offer collision avoidance technology on many of their vehicles. These solutions include back-up cameras and proximity detectors that emit an audio warning when getting too close to objects. The price point for these options is relatively high and there are still many “blind-spots” that elude today’s systems. Galactic motors corporationGalactic motors corporation Current Solutions
- 4. Product / Service Galactic Motors corporationGalactic Motors corporation Our customer demographic includes the daily commuter to the less experienced teen coping with driving in today’s environment. Having an extra set of eyes on the road can be the difference between life and death. Our product is called the See-3. It is a system that can “sense” the road and relay this data real-time to the driver via an app on a smart phone and give the user enough warning to avoid potential hazards. The See-3 can be installed at the factory or by a local trained technician. The app will work seamlessly with Google ® Maps.
- 5. Team Galactic Motors CorporationGalactic Motors Corporation • John A. Smith: President and CEO of Galactic Motors. The brains behind the See-3 with a strong background in Sales, Marketing and Management. • Aaron J. Victor: VP of Product Development. Successfully launched a new product concept and has extensive experience in the field. His background is in Computer Science with an emphasis on Engineering. • Heather J. Davis: Director of Marketing. Over 20-years of experience in Marketing and Advertising. Assisted in the launch of new product lines. • Deborah Lopez: VP of Information Technology. Over 20- years in the field of Programming, Troubleshooting, Security and Systems Integration.
- 6. Competition Galactic Motors CorporationGalactic Motors Corporation The major players in the field of collision avoidance technology are Continental AG, Bosch, TRW Automotive, Delphi Automotive and Denso Corporation. Their products range from 360-degree radar to ultrasound cameras. They are affective systems for collision avoidance. Our Advantage Our system will see what can’t be seen by today’s technology. The See-3 has an advantage in that it will have a relatively low price-point; can be easily installed post-production and will work with any other existing system. Our product will also take full advantage of Bluetooth ® connectivity and an app interface via smart phone to allow for timely updates to the system.
- 7. How We Make Money • Retail sales of the See-3 • Advertising via app and website • Product protection plans • Premium service add-ons such as parking assistance and etc. • Sale of data to marketing firms Galactic Motors Corporation
- 8. Investment Galactic Motors CorporationGalactic Motors Corporation We are seeking $475,000 of Equity Investment. These funds will cover operations for 6-months. We intend to raise the capital within a 30-90 day window. Key use of proceeds: •Founder salaries •Sales & Marketing •Web Development •New Hires •Technology / Product and Service development: •Capital expenses / equipment