Belarusian startup Kino-Mo received $ 230,000 from Richard Branson
The company Virgin Media Business has supported the Belarusian project Kino-Mo, providing $ 230,000 as marketing support. The project won first place, while Richard Branson himself, the founder and head of Virgin, noted it. The Kino-Mo device is a device capable of displaying volumetric images thanks to a system of rotating blades and LEDs placed on the blades.
The technology has a lot in common with some illumination systems for bicycles, but the Kino-Mo device does give volume images, not two-dimensional ones. By the way, the developers of the image generation system for bicycle wheels are also members of the Kino-Mo team.
The founders are two natives of Brest, Kirill Chikeuk and Artem Stavenko. According to the authors of the project, the cost of such a projection device is much less than analogues. In addition to the cash prize, the project team receives free assistance from business consultants to launch the project throughout the year.
The technology has a lot in common with some illumination systems for bicycles, but the Kino-Mo device does give volume images, not two-dimensional ones. By the way, the developers of the image generation system for bicycle wheels are also members of the Kino-Mo team.
The founders are two natives of Brest, Kirill Chikeuk and Artem Stavenko. According to the authors of the project, the cost of such a projection device is much less than analogues. In addition to the cash prize, the project team receives free assistance from business consultants to launch the project throughout the year.
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Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/292006/
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