TomBot, with a valuation of $22.1 million, is raising funds on PicMii. The company has designed and created a lifelike robotic dog for mental health treatment. TomBot’s robotic puppy offers safe and joyful companionship to people struggling with dementia, autism, and depression and aims to treat the symptoms of mental health illnesses. The company has also harnessed Hollywood magic to bring its invention to life and is collaborating with Jim Henson’s Creature Shop of Muppets and Dark Crystal fame. Tom Stevens, Hank Schorz, and Jesse Schorz founded TomBot in October 2017. The current crowdfunding campaign has a minimum target of $10,000.65 and a maximum target of $2 million. The campaign proceeds will be used for product development, operations, sales and marketing, and general working capital.
Investment Overview
Raised: $106,158
Deal Terms
Total Commitments ($USD)
- Platform
- PicMii
- Start Date
- 11/01/2024
- Close Date
- 03/31/2025
$10,001
$2,000,000
$249
Equity - Preferred
Seed
RegCF
$1.04
$20,081,907
Company & Team
Company
- Year Founded
- 2017
- Industry
- Fitness & Wellness
- Tech Sector
- Distribution Model
- B2B/B2C
- Margin
- Medium
- Capital Intensity
- High
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- Total Prior Capital Raised
- $6,956,978
- VC Backed?
- Yes
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