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Go-to-Market

  • Community — direct access to Hugging Face LeRobot and Dim OS developer networks (Khalil is on the LeRobot team, Moyai contributes to Dim OS). Hackathons, events, and workshops for robotics engineers.
  • Enterprise — demo sessions with Web2 and Web3 robotics companies for direct sales.
  • Partnerships — PumpFun, Peaq, Chainlink and other infrastructure projects for co-distribution.
  • Content & Education — technical docs, online courses, and sessions teaching developers how to use CodecFlow.
  • Marketing — social media campaigns and referral programs focused on the robotics developer community.

Months 0–3: Launch

  • Ship SimArena v1 — URDF builder, scene editor, in-browser physics, Credits-based pricing
  • Run hackathons with Peaq, SensAI, and Hugging Face — first public acquisition wave
  • machine.fun live — first 5 project launches with SimArena
  • Ship Fabric public beta — Python SDK, QUIC/Iroh stable, x402 + Facilitator billing live
  • Ship optr v1 — graph.deploy() working, optr-ros2 connector landed
  • Milestone: 10+ active teams, first paid SimArena subscriptions, 1M+ GPU-seconds processed

Months 3–9: Growth

  • Release the No-Code Builder and Marketplace — unlocks contributor and creator-led distribution
  • Headless SimArena APIs for CI — teams integrate into existing dev workflows
  • optr browser node support stable (WebTransport), first production customer deployment
  • DePIN providers, peaq integrated end-to-end with optr
  • Pilot programs with 3–5 flagship robotics teams (agtech, logistics, inspection)
  • Target: $15–30K MRR by month 9

Months 9–12: Scale

  • 30+ active teams on SimArena + Fabric daily
  • optr in production for 5+ use cases across customer deployments
  • Enterprise features (SSO, audit logs, on-prem) for flagship pilots
  • Co-marketing campaigns with Chainlink, Peaq, and Irys
  • Target: $30–50K MRR by month 12