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Agilic and PiBot with Harry Gee

Agilic

by Abate De Mey

14 March 2016

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Pibot, robotic kit for the Raspberry Pi. Source: PiBot.org

In this episode, Abate De Mey interviews Harry Gee, founder of the robotics startup Agilic. Harry discusses his company and the robots he designed using the Raspberry Pi and Pi zero. He then discusses the basics for creating a robotics start-up and provides advice for aspiring entrepreneurs.

Harry Gee
Harry Gee has formal training in architecture and carpentry, and is a self-taught programmer, web designer, and roboticist. As technology continues to grow, there is an increased demand for tech-related knowledge for the younger generation. To accommodate this demand, Harry Gee focuses on developing educational robotic kits and workshops that empower young people with vital tech and hands-on skills. He believes robotics is an amazing playground for creative solutions to social and global challenges.

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tags: Agilic, Rasberry Pi

Abate De Mey Graduated with a Master of Science in Robotics at the University of Bristol in conjunction with the Bristol Robotics Lab.

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