Origami and our platform strategy

As the Founder of inGen Dynamics, I am excited to share how our expertise in Robotics, AI, and Automation makes us an attractive candidate to drive innovation in these fields. Our team consists of experts with extensive knowledge in these areas, including hardware design, software engineering, and machine learning. With this unique combination of skills and experience, we are well-positioned to build a platform that can revolutionize these industries.

At the core of our strategy is platform strategy. This approach has been used successfully in the past by companies like Microsoft and Intel in the Wintel ecosystem of the 1990s and the trading markets of ancient Greece. Platform strategy involves building a business model around a platform that connects multiple stakeholders, such as users, producers, and partners. Our Origami platform is designed to connect users with different automation and robotics systems, creating a scalable and adaptable platform that will transform these industries.

Our Origami platform is poised to succeed in Robotics, AI, and Automation because it creates value by connecting users with different systems. This approach promotes collaboration and productivity, enabling companies to leverage the best technologies to achieve their goals. According to platform strategy experts, platforms create ecosystems, which create network effects, which create value. Mark Bonchek, a digital strategist and CEO of Shift Thinking, notes that platforms are the new competitive advantage. Sangeet Paul Choudary, founder of Platform Thinking Labs, notes that platforms create the conditions for serendipity, where unexpected interactions and collaborations can lead to new business opportunities.

Two examples of successful platform strategies include Amazon and Apple. Amazon’s platform connects buyers with sellers, creating a vast and accessible marketplace. Apple’s platform connects users with developers, creating a rich and diverse ecosystem of applications. These platforms have transformed their respective industries and have grown exponentially over the past decade. Our Origami platform is designed to do the same for Robotics, AI, and Automation.

We plan to subsidize ecosystem partners to achieve our growth goals. This commercial strategy incentivizes partners to join the ecosystem and contribute to its growth. For example, Amazon incentivizes sellers to join their platform by offering fulfillment services and advertising opportunities. Similarly, Apple incentivizes developers to join their platform by offering development tools and support services. By subsidizing ecosystem partners, we aim to create a virtuous cycle that leads to increased adoption and revenue growth.

In conclusion, inGen Dynamics is well-positioned to drive innovation in Robotics, AI, and Automation with our expertise in these fields. Our Origami platform, built around platform strategy principles, is poised to transform these industries by creating a scalable and adaptable platform that connects users with different automation and robotics systems. By subsidizing ecosystem partners, we aim to create a virtuous cycle that leads to increased adoption and revenue growth. We are confident that our platform will succeed in the next 10 years and beyond, disrupting these industries and driving economic growth.