“…giving autistic children control of the MultiSensory Environment reduced their RMBs, sensory behaviors, activity levels, stereotyped speech and vocalizations, and increased their attention.”
What you see:
• Interactive multi-sensory environment
• Gifted
• Compliant
• Well Behaved
• Hard worker
• Eager to please
What don't you see:
• Social Confusion
• Communication deficits
• Anxiety
• Sensory overload
• Feeling different
• Exhaustion
Wireless Sensory Room
$19,499
Sensory Cocoon
$7,799.00
Portable Sensory Corner
Burble's
Story Tent
Interactive multi-sensory environment
A personal interactive multi-sensory environment
Unique minimally-defined storytelling ignites imagination
Lights and sounds follow story
Choice of digital or traditional storybooks
Soothing "sleep mode" setting
Interactive personalized features
All kids love it!
$499.00 Tent
App $5/month
Burble's
Plan To Meet This Need
After years of innovation and dedication, we are thrilled to announce that we are ready to build our first commercial-grade tents. Here's our step-by-step plan to bring this vision to life:
1. Crowdfunding the First 500 Tents
We will crowdfund the production of 500 commercial-quality tents.
Priority for these tents will be given as follows:
First: Investors, based on their investment amount.
Next: Customers who have joined the waitlist at burblecreativity.com.
2. Iterative Product Improvement
Feedback from the first 500 owners will guide the design of an upgraded, "new and improved" version of the tent.
These insights will ensure the next generation of tents maximizes usability and impact.
3. Scaling Manufacturing
Following the redesign, we plan to launch large-scale production to meet growing demand.
The first 500 tents from this second run will be gifted to our original owners at no cost.
In return, we will encourage them to donate their original tents to local autism nonprofits, helping families in need access this innovative product.
4. Strategic Growth and Funding
Once demand is validated and awareness grows, we plan to initiate a Regulation A+ crowdfunding round to secure the funding needed to reach profitability.
Our long-term vision is to build a mission-driven, capital-efficient company poised for a public market listing.
Market Size -
Opportunity
Total Addressable Market:
33 million families with children under 18*
$16.5 billion tent market
$2 billion annual app revenues
Total Addressable Market:
1.5 million families with autistic kids under 17**
$750 million tent market
$90 million annual app revenues
Serviceable Obtainable Market:
25% of SAM
$187.5 million tent market
$22.5 million annual app revenues
Future
Potential
The
Burble
Story
Following a 2-year position as a senior technology fellow in the US Navy's highest think tank, Burble's founder, Taylor Cole, concluded that technology is choking off creativity. Through television, computers, phones, tablets and even virtual reality, our world is becoming increasingly defined by others, reducing our ability to imagine. We humans are losing access to our creativity muscles.
Burble was created in 2016 to stop this decline. Burble developed technology that would immerse one in a world of light and sound married to minimally defined storytelling. The perfectly balanced level of detail in the story allows the listener to create their own experience. This patented combination of light, sounds, and story promotes calmness and attentiveness by using a unique form of immersion that requires more creativity and brain focus to interpret.
In June of 2020, Burble presented its technology to the Autism Society of California Board with a positive affirmation that what we are doing matters and will be accepted. This led to relationships with the Autism Society of the Inland Empire and the City of Riverside, Riverside used Burble technology for 16 family Autism-Friendly Story Camps and hundreds of story sessions.
With a very limited budget, the company was able to generate several different prototypes of various scales, from small tents that can fit over a bed to entire rooms. Burble was also awarded a patent in March of 2021, “System and Method for Defining and Presenting a Narrative.”
In 2023 the Board of Directors held a meeting to determine the next course of action. It was decided that the company would initially focus on a group that had demonstrated a great benefit from the tent – children on the autism spectrum.
To develop and build the tents, the company needed more money. A funding plan was developed by Board Member and now CEO, Jay Goth. An initial amount of money would be raised from accredited investors to fund a crowdfunding campaign. These funds went into legal, accounting, auditing, and marketing in order to properly launch a campaign.
Through a “testing the waters” marketing campaign, it was decided that there is a strong market for the tent and an investor appetite for a company on a mission like Burble’s. We are now preparing plans for the development and buildout of our first series of tents!
The
Burble
Timeline
MDI was invented
MDI Pixel mapping
Loma Linda Development Partnership
1st Burble Prototype
2nd prototype using in tent CPU processing
Kicked off MDI and Autism Study
Creativity courses to track study and findings
Case Study
Burble Trademarks
6/27/2020 presented study findings to CA Autism Board
Implemented Tent into Bourns Youth Innovation center
Partnered with CBU Burble App integration with MDI
1st Burble Patent
Pilot test Burble App + MDI
Parks and Rec study
Go to Market Product
MVP Design
Re-org structure with GO to Market Strategy
Provisional 2nd patent
Burble Relaunch and Product Development
2nd patent
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