Fund it
Skip the shirt. Fund the grabber.
The merch covers itself and then some, but hardware is slow and cameras are not free. Money given here goes straight to camera modules, batteries, and the field walks that train the model.
- $10a month of the camera’s Wi-Fi radio running on the bench
- $25one wide-angle camera module to test between the jaws
- $100a custom shaft with the battery cell inside
- $500a complete field prototype, and an Icky Picker of your own from the first batch
Fund $500 and one of the first pickers is yours.
When the first batch is built in Halifax, a camera grabber ships to you. Checkout asks for an address so we know where it is going. No date promised yet; you will be the first to hear.
Icky Picker is a small Halifax company, not a registered charity, so this is a contribution rather than a tax-receipted donation. Charitable giving tied to litter pickups happens through World Litter Run.
Want to see the prototype first? Here is where it stands, honest numbers included.