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Chapman predicts youth athletes will rebel against wearing FitGuard mouthguards
“And I don't think you're going to be able to get piecemeal adoption, because I think the kids are going to rebel against it.”
Gonzalez: FitGuard has secured letters of intent for 5,000 units
“I've already sold 5000 of them. How they haven't paid for them. These are all letters of intent contingent on successful validation through our beta test program.”
Diamond: FitGuard lacks a working prototype after three and a half years
“It's been three and a half years, and you don't, you still don't have a working prototype.”
Gonzalez: FitGuard's mouth placement provides highly correlated cranial impact data
“Being inside of the skull means we're physically closer. We have a better retention and coupling to the skull. So our data is just highly correlated to what the brain actually felt.”
Chapman: Great businesses require more than one-off hardware sales
“I don't think you can build a really great business on just these hardware sales. And I think that's really what you need to make this business big long term.”
Gonzalez admits the FitGuard pitch prototype is non-functional
“This is our prototype model. It doesn't work right now.”
Gonzalez: Arizona State University paid $7,000 for 20 research units
“They pay like 7000 dollars for about 20 units, because they're research grade.”