Destiny Robotics

Destiny Robotics was founded by Megi Kavtaradze to solve loneliness by making the worlds first humanoid robot assistant for household use. Their goal was to create next-generation robots that can interact with humans at a much deeper level than currently possible. Kavtaradze was named to the Forbes 30 Under 30 List in 2022. Using this pitch deck, Destiny Robotics raised over $141k in crowdfunding via WeFunder. Two years later, Destiny Robotics settled with the SEC to pay nearly $65k in fines for misleading investors. Destiny told investors they had $140k in pre-orders and targeted 2022 for a humanoid hologram and a humanoid robot in 2023. The SEC complaint stated their first prototype was a far cry from the socially intelligent humanoid robot represented to investors.