Support for building a humanoid robot

Our team is currently engaged in the development of an advanced humanoid robot designed to assist people in performing various tasks with remarkable efficiency, mirroring human behavior and capabilities to an extraordinary degree. Furthermore, this pioneering concept represents an entirely novel innovation that has yet to be introduced to the global technological landscape. Given our commitment to realizing this groundbreaking vision, we are reaching out for support in the form of critical hardware components, as we are currently constrained by limited resources. Your generous contribution could significantly accelerate our progress. If you are willing to collaborate with us, please respond affirmatively with a "Yes." Upon confirmation of your interest, we will promptly share a detailed 3D model of the robot along with a comprehensive list of required materials.

Does this proposal meet your approval?

-Thank you 

Hi Fg_ I don't think you can't talk about the robot's efficiency in performing tasks, or how well it mirrors human behavior at all, if the robot is, as far as I understand, barely a 3D model and a list of materials right now.

And it's OK if that's the step of the process where you currently are. Projects start with the vision and the plans. BUT you definitely need to introduce yourself better, introduce your team better, and introduce the project better. Gather the team and make a video about it. Show your progress. Break down the development in stages with clear, measurable goals. Create a roadmap and tell us where you are in that timeline. And THEN you will be in a better position to ask for support.

Now, if it's really your "team captain" writing the longer, more elaborate posts, they should introduce themselves too, and ideally have their own account. If those paragraphs were written with the help of AI (as some people suspect, myself included), then that's valid too, but you should try to keep the text more straight "to the point" and sounding less like a press release. The use of grandiose words tells us of an ambitious goal, and the more ambitious the goal, the harder it is to achieve, and the harder it is to garner any kind of external support without telling us more about it.

TL;DR: You need to describe not only the vision but the plan and the team. That includes sharing progress, pictures, videos. What stage are you currently at? etc.

Best of luck!

Hi Fg_ I don't think you can't talk about the robot's efficiency in performing tasks, or how well it mirrors human behavior at all, if the robot is, as far as I understand, barely a 3D model and a list of materials right now.

And it's OK if that's the step of the process where you currently are. Projects start with the vision and the plans. BUT you definitely need to introduce yourself better, introduce your team better, and introduce the project better. Gather the team and make a video about it. Show your progress. Break down the development in stages with clear, measurable goals. Create a roadmap and tell us where you are in that timeline. And THEN you will be in a better position to ask for support.

Now, if it's really your "team captain" writing the longer, more elaborate posts, they should introduce themselves too, and ideally have their own account. If those paragraphs were written with the help of AI (as some people suspect, myself included), then that's valid too, but you should try to keep the text more straight "to the point" and sounding less like a press release. The use of grandiose words tells us of an ambitious goal, and the more ambitious the goal, the harder it is to achieve, and the harder it is to garner any kind of external support without telling us more about it.

TL;DR: You need to describe not only the vision but the plan and the team. That includes sharing progress, pictures, videos. What stage are you currently at? etc.

Best of luck!