Alexander Burger <[email protected]> writes:
Hi Alex (and George),
> we are proud to announce PilMCU, the Lisp Machine on a Chip! :)
though not really a hardware/low-level guy, I think this sounds pretty
exiting!
> How shall we proceed? We need investors (or crowdfunding) to polish,
> manufacture and distribute the real thing.
I suggest to proceed in 2 steps:
1. make me a team member
2. repeat the {Microsoft|Apple}-Story
;-)
> We imagine something in the line of an "Embedded Lisp Machine" or a
> "Lisp Machine Kit". Perhaps for home brewing, educational institutions
> and/or robotics research?
>
> Is anybody interested -- or knows people who are?
I think I have VC-Companies and Robotics-Research-Faculties in my
neighborhood, so once you have a business-idea based on PilMCU's USPs, I
could try to make first contacts if that helps.
Not sure what would be a realistic business idea, but maybe start by
figuring out where the real money is nowadays (energy sector,
automotive sector, mobile-phones etc) and then think about a possible niche to
fill.
Makes things much easier when potential clients drown in profits ;)
If you find out e.g. how an "Embedded Lisp Machine" can be really useful
for the car industry, we will all have PicoLisp jobs pretty soon!
--
cheers,
Thorsten
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