BilloTech × TelcoMotion · Proposal
Seven builds on top of what TelcoMotion already makes — motors, Salva Energi storage and US assembly — with a software brain, a consumer channel and a launch story from BilloTech.
01 · The partner
TelcoMotion (Houston, est. 1985) engineers custom motors for OEMs and runs three platforms: Kyneks robotics, Turnkey Assembly and Salva Energi storage. Every brand sells business to business. BilloTech brings the people who use the products.
Source: telcomotion.com/case-studies · ISO 9001:2015
02 · The builds
03 · Market gaps
GM's eCrate kit lists at $18,355–$23,993; Tesla-based crates run about $30k.
→ Start with an adapter + accessory kit any shop can installPebble Flow and Lightship do it; nobody retrofits rigs already on the road.
→ Shore-to-Station inlet kit + four install servicesInstallers are gone; owners can't see production or file warranty claims.
→ Envoy Rescue Kit + Micro Health ScanFixed AI boxes, nobody owns the hardware or the footage pipeline.
→ An owned robotic arm that follows the play04 · Parents + AAU families
Working hypotheses from inside the gym — each one is queued to the research bots to size and validate before we build.
Shaky footage, dead batteries, missed plays, or paying a streaming subscription per event.
→ Owned auto-follow camera on a baseline tripod, Telco motors + Billo trackingParents edit at midnight or pay someone. Stats live in another app.
→ Auto-clip engine: every bucket, block and assist cut and tagged by gameTwelve-hour gym days with no outlets near the court.
→ Salva battery carts rented at tournaments, branded for the eventTimes shift across apps; travel spend is never tracked in one place.
→ One family board: schedule, court, film and season cost05 · Numbers
Venue charging at schools, field houses and stadiums: drag the sliders to size a lot.
kWh per night
420,480 kWh per year
Set a margin to see revenue. Real local prices are being sourced.
06 · The plan