It looks just a tiny primitive toy for kids. $200 is too expensive.

IMHO it looks GOSY will start flying higher this year :)

IMHO sometimes the market does not respond to you as you wish. Sometimes you have to be patient for a long long time. However if you are lucky the market will be ready and welcome you all of a sudden. I myself had many bitter experiences in the past.

IMHO the answer seems to be easy. The market was not ready yet at that time. The social system could not accept the personal service robots at that time. However the business will hopefully take off shortly...:)

I think it ok to PR that Carebot could be equipped with arms made in Japan when needed. I hear Japanese robot technology is pretty advanced including all its components. Do you agree?

IMHO robot arms are not difficult at all and could be made anytime with no problem when needed.

I would like to wait for a while to sell at $10 pps.

Thank you! Wheelchair does not seem to be difficult at all to clear FDA. Thanks, elevenzeez.

I quite agree with you, Isobar.

Are you sure FDA approves the electric wheelchair? I doubt it.

You seem to be a very intelligent person, and why are you fond of a flying car idea so much?

There must be a lot of need in overseas countries for the product as well; Europe, Japan etc., etc...

I think I quite agree with you!

Thanks, Jaime. I picked up some at 0.0095 today. It is not a rush but I am thinking of piling up to several millions. It looks to me a good enjoyable speculation :)...

No sir, it is very intersting. The price does not seem to go down today.

Hi Jaime, 0.0095 sounds fine to me but only small volume seems to be available in the market lately. Current SHs do not look like short term traders. What do you think?

Thanks. The video looks pretty good, but IMO it does not use Kinect. I believe that is the point we are discussing now.

Hopefully 9.5cents may not be too expensive before long.

IMO GOSY' Collision Proof technology using Kinect is promising. Especially this could make the autonomous product cost extremely competitive. This seems to be a very good market oriented technology. Very intersting. I would add more shares if somebody would sell.

Can you please let me know where I can see the Kinect Enabled Electric Wheel Chair Video?

IMO it seems that only thing GOSY's management needs to do is as simple as to make a couple of good products based on its advanced softawre technology and start selling them immediately. Then GOSY will start moving up from a penny toward $10. Wheelchair kit may be a good starter but GOSY needs a couple of other low priced products before CareBot. Go GOSY!

If you are a shareholder, it would be nice if you can give GOSY some sort of positive support. You could possibly give them some nice idea of the product(s)to make some cash. Let's try to make this compnay a profitable one. If you are not a shareholder, I am a kind of confused why you are here.

GOSY needs some nice products like iRobot's Roomba using its newly develped autonomous technology. Wheelchair application sounds good and we will still need some more... Go GOSY!

IMO autonomous technology is nothing new. Question is how cheap GOSY can make it. A few thound dollars for a kit may be too high. But anyway try to start making money ASAP, GOSY!

I am not too much worried about GOSY's infringement on other companies' patents. IMO I am not sure if other companies are intereted in getting patents taking the risks of technology disclosure.
GOSY should have investigated about the patent situation. If you can think of any actual example(s) of possible infringement, I suggest you should let GOSY know as a GOSY shareholder, for their investigation.

Even Stealth is copied now by one of communist countries. IMHO you can see the deatils of the patent technolgy from anywhere in the world just clicking the website of US Patent Office. I think this is a disclosure risk. I believe GOSY's technologies have been improved ceaselessly and never been obsolte; new software should be created day and night. This is most important.

IMHO It may depend. It may not work as a result when the technology gets obsolete quickly. It may not work well in some communist countries as the patent disclosure makes it easier for them to copy without any legal or moral obligations. Stronger the patent is, the more information they can get.

There seems to be some people that appreciate to learn technical information disclosed by patents but do not repsect patent system itself. Good or bad, GOSY cannot afford patent filing anyway. The most important thing for GOSY at the moment is seemingly to create some income ASAP in order to survive by all means IMHO. How soon? How much? These are the questions which depend on its CEO's capability.

Again: Robot age is just around the corner.
Look at this.
http://spectrum.ieee.org/automaton/robotics/robotics-software/top-20-robot-videos-of-2010?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+IeeeSpectrum+%28IEEE+Spectrum%29&utm_content=Google+Reader

IMHO patents for robot may be just a waste of money and info disclosure may be rather risky things for this kind of rapidly improving technologies...

GOSY should keep up with good technologies for the possible sizable income. It's not an easy race but GOSY could win.

Robot age is just around the corner. CareBot will start making money soon!
Here is French style CareBot Kompai: Looks similar...
http://www.robaid.com/robotics/robosoft-kompai-robot-developed-to-assist-dependent-persons.htm

GOSY needs to start making money ASAP to get back to 30 cents.

Good for M&A???

This could be the year of CareBot, too!
http://www.newscientist.com/article/mg20827924.200-2011-preview-enter-the-robot-self.html

Happy New Year! GOSY shall have a very good year starting 1/3/2011!!!

Dr. Robot's current business model seems to be basically R&D business based on a sort of "Open Platform", and thus they have so many excellent customers worldwide indcluding Japan.
And when they once move to commercial volume business these relationships should be extrmely valuable. Their website is nice and very professional. Really easy to understand what they want to do. Sony's Aibo dog robot might have failed due to lack of "open platform" and no Japanese companies are in commercial business due to lack of "open platform". IMHO GOSY has a good chance of success learning Dr. Robot's business model. GOSY's technologies look excellent but it is needed to let people know clearly how they are excellent in professional manner.

IMHO Dr. Robot looks like a very good business model for GOSY.

Agree with you 100%. IMHO GOSY should not seek for patent protection. Filing for patent seems rather risky for Gecko.

Please sell a couple of million, so that I can pick them up. Thanks!

I agree and it is not surprising at all, is it?
BTW did you know that most of the iPhone's important components were made in Japan? I've heard that Chinese, Korean and Taiwanese indsutries could not survive without Japan made components. That is why Japanese currency is so strong. The business is global and American personal robot industries including Gecko need a strong tie with Japanese robot industries, IMHO. Hope you agree.

You may be right but here is a 2nd opinion. According to an American robot lawyer the robot law is an extremely important social infrastructure for the personal robot business in the world and it is quite an honor for American company GOSY to get deeply involved in the discussion of an advanced Japanese robot law system, which should eventually benefit GOSY tremendously sooner or later.