Botronics develops autonomous robotics and embedded AI software for everyday objects, starting with iXi, an AI-powered golf trolley that follows users and provides game insights.
Botronics turns hardware into autonomous intelligence by embedding AI into everyday objects. The company's first project, iXi, is an autonomous golf trolley that follows users naturally, anticipates movement, navigates independently, and provides insights to help players understand their game.
Éric Piraux - Co-founder CEO
Antoine Van Malleghem - Co-founder CTO
Antoine Van Malleghem discusses his background as the co-founder of Botronics, which develops robotic golf trolleys, and explains his career path starting with software and AI work at large companies before transitioning into robotics four to five years ago. He reflects on how his father's independent work with wood influenced his entrepreneurial mindset, contrasting this with his mother's role as a bank employee, and emphasizes the difference between being independent and being an entrepreneur.
