Six-legged robot doubles as a crypto hardware wallet, est. $700–$1,000
R4nsack · x · 2026-11-10
Lamport Robotics has built its first six-legged robot that doubles as a hardware wallet. The appeal, per the commentary, is less utility than aesthetics — crypto culture's fascination with dystopian tech means early buyers may purchase it for what it represents.
A rough business estimate: based on visible components, retail price could land at $700–$1,000 (speculative until official pricing). At 100 units/year that's $70K–$100K revenue, roughly $21K–$30K gross profit at an illustrative 30% margin, before R&D, salaries, and overhead.
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