After the success of Kickstarter, the new Chinese hardware that has entered overseas

Through the platform to raise start-up funds, small batch production, to obtain profits to maintain team operations, to seek venture capital, to seize the market, expand the advantages, seems to be becoming a more popular new entrepreneurial model.

Where the first money is raised, the entrepreneurial team that is starting now has a lot of options. A year ago, the choice of new hardware was much better than it is now. Many Chinese entrepreneurial teams have chosen to go to the world through overseas platforms, stumbling and bumpy.

As far as I know, although the Indiegogo of the public to raise the threshold is much lower, but most of the team chose a more reputable Kickstarter. But in the end there has been a lot of success.

In January 2013, Makeblock in Kickstarter, finally raised 185,000 U.S. dollars, at that time in the Marvell classification of the world's most fund-raising list ranked 16th.

May 2013, Smartwallit in Kickstarter, fundraising 76,000 dollars.

October 2013, air.air! In Kickstarter, the ultimate success of the fund-raising 20,000 dollars.

In October 2013, Microduino in Kickstarter, and eventually raised 135,000 dollars.

January 2014, Plugaway in Kickstarter, finally raised 160,000 dollars.

January 2014, Haloband in Kickstarter, raised 45,000 dollars.

February 2014, Maxstone in Kickstarter, raised 175,000 dollars.

May 2014, Uarm in Kickstarter, fundraising 250,000 dollars.

May 2014, Smartwallit Pro in Kickstarter, fundraising 85,000 dollars.

June 2014, ANTVR in Kickstarter, fundraising 260,000 dollars.

These then "star products" have focused on a lot of media, users, investors eyes. But after that? It is estimated that they have to face a problem, how to continuously attract users attention, large-scale production, continuous operation, benign operation.

What are the Chinese legions of overseas troops doing now? Are they successfully shipped? Have they succeeded in turning their geek products into mass consumer goods? Have they succeeded in developing a healthy company from a DIY-loving team? Recently, 36 Krypton chatted with some of the team's founders and listened to their stories about the public. In the near future, we will also organize into articles, one by one presented to everyone.

From their story, we unconsciously feel this year's entrepreneurial environment changes, feel the same deeply understand the entrepreneurial process they encountered which pits, more vaguely a hint of the smell of the future of new hardware.

Although this series seems to be dedicated to the team in Kickstarter, we also hope that other domestic and foreign hardware start-up teams can share their products, projects and stories with us. If you think you are willing to let more people know their products, and would like to tell us their own story, Welcome to contact Us (Syq # 36kr.com).