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When it comes to funding robotics prototypes, where should startups look first?
Welcome to Ask an Angel, where Angel Investor Jonathan Hung answers founder, startup, and seed-investment questions.

This week’s question is:
💸 What are the best fundraiser and investment channels for developing a robotics company's prototype?

Most Investors expect seed money for prototypes to come from the family and friends of the startup founder. When it comes to the second stage of funding prototypes, it's best to look for non-diluted grants. There are pitch competitions where founders can apply for grants, or submit grant applications to universities.

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Jonathan Hung is a transformative Los Angeles angel investor and venture capital partner who believes in a bright future for businesses seeking to broaden their horizons in North America and Asia.

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In addition to providing venture capital funding and advisory support, he also provides business mentorship based on his experience running U.S. and China offices as the President of United Overseas Textile Corporation.

Jonathan was also a Managing Member for his family office fund, J Heart Ventures, which made investments in start-up companies such as:
Gyft
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Clover Health
Bitmain

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