The document discusses a proposed autonomous mobility device called wi-GO that aims to help people with mobility restrictions by carrying objects for them. A team from UBI is developing wi-GO, which uses intelligent image recognition to autonomously follow and assist individuals without errors. Existing mobility solutions have limitations, but wi-GO is designed to be ergonomic, fully autonomous, and competitively priced. The company is currently seeking investment to conduct beta testing and grow the team. If successful, wi-GO could help the over 650 million people worldwide with mobility restrictions and generate significant financial returns.

1. Promoting the mobility and…
improving quality of life

2. <Team>
Luis de Matos - Computer Engineering at UBI – Project Manager.
Michael Adaixo - Computer Engineering at UBI – Software Development.
Pedro Querido - Student in Computer Engineering from UBI – Project Development
Pedro Araújo - PhD in computer science and is currently Assistant Professor of the
Department of Informatics at UBI.
Marly Costa and Diana Ferreira - Industrial Design at UBI.

3. Challenge
Have they ever asked how disabled people live in our society? And
elderly people?
650 million people in the world face mobility restrictions
• 54 million people in U.S.
• 61% are still in working age
• This number will double in next 15 years
• $1 Trillion an Aggregated Income and a Discretionary Spending
~$220 B.

4. You know how a simple shopping trip can
be a challenge?
There must be a
simple way go
shopping!
There is a need for greater autonous

5. wi-GO Unique Approach
• Fully autonomous device system
• Follow the individual
without recognition error
• Avoid obstacles and hazards
Unlike the competition our solution uses a
intelligent image recognition to connect
with the individual.
This enables him/her to carry
objects in an autonomous and
dynamic way

6. Existing Solutions wi-GO
Cost betwen 100 € - 2.000 €
• Nothing ergonomics
• Don´t solve the problem
• Don’t help all people Cost about 400€ - 500€
• Aren't a viable • Ergonomic design
• Fully autonomous
solution • Competitive Solution
Our Solution is unique in the world!

7. Our Company
• UBI Spin-off (2011)
• Currently incubated at UBI
• Currently boot strapping
• Loonking for 100K€ investment to grow the team
and deply beta test (25 units)
Net Present Value: 6 Million € - Payback: y2

8. Target Segment
Suppliers Producers Custumers Users
Electronics Shopping malls
Wi-GO Disabled People
Hardware Airports
Orthopedic houses Elderly people
Company molds Orthipedic Houses
Shopping carts Mobility redudec
producers Shopping carts producers
people
Tecnological Private people All consumers
companies
Industry
Provisional patent field Key Partnerships way under

9. Promoting the mobility and…
improving quality of life