PUMA Pitch Presentation: Pongle

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I have a product idea that I think will disrupt the table tennis industry. These slides are my basis for pitching investors.

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The following Pitch Presentation is based on thisPresentation Underlying Message Architecture

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My name is Cody. I have a product ideathat I think would disrupt the Table Tennis

Industry.

In order to launch my idea, I need to raisecapital

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There are 5 different types of Ping-Pong players. Which type best describes you?

I consider myself to be a ‘Social’ Ping-Pong player.

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The problem is that there is limitedopportunities for casual players to participate in table tennis.

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Clubs & competitions tend to attract Amateurs & Pros…

…but casual players are not motivated by traditional participation models.

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Even if you do have an opportunity to play, its only fun when you play someone

of a similar talent level…

…and new participation models do notachieve significant scale.

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My vision is to create unlimited opportunities to Participate for all casual players.

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Todays software technologies enable the convergence of Social, Mobile & Local. Wherethese 3 overlap is where opportunitiescan be created.

In 2006, the Wii Console broughtthe physical realm (P) into thevirtual (V). As a result, A Wii player can physically play table tennis in a virtual world.

But in 2013, the virtual (V) realm is being

brought into the physical realm (P) thank sto advancements in withhardware technologies.

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By combining todays software and hardware technologiesthe first ever ‘player-centric’ participation model is possible.

With a player-centric model, unlimited opportunities for casual players to participateare possible.

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Integrate a smartphonedirectly into the racket.

Hack a Wiicontroller ; useBluetooth to Communicate toa smartphone

Create a small, universally attachabledevice; use Bluetooth to communicateto a smartphone, smart watch or otherBluetooth enabled device.

How do we uniquely package the existing software and hardware Technologies in order to achieve the player-centric model?

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Being able to discover others of equal skillis critical to creating unlimited opportunities to participate.

Establishing a ranking allows skill to be measured; keeping score enables a ranking.

If we just made an app, trying toplay while entering scoring info into the phone

would be disruptive to the game.#friction

With a small, universally attachabledevice the game can take place without

interruption.#LittleToNoFriction

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I call my product idea, the Pongle. Because, like a dongle, the Pongle adds functionality to the object it attaches to, in this case the racket.

My state will give me a $50,000 prototyping grant if I can raise $103,000 from an investor.

I have $12,000 to invest.

In order to get this product offthe ground, I need money:

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Oh by the way, the Pongle will also help:

Social Table Tennis Clubs… …enhance patron experience

National Governing Bodies… …increase participation pool, enhance retention& close the gap between casual and formal players.

Brand owners… …deliver highly targeted advertising messages

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I am prepared to accept investment dollars:

I have established an entity:Web of Things Co.

My legal team drafted thecompany by-laws to be

partial to outside investment.

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