myRoomBud
turns one and sells costumes
for the iRobot Roomba
across the country
On
the eve of it's first
year anniversary, myRoomBud
announces that a RoomBud
has been adopted in every
state in the USA Acton,
Mass., -- The entrepreneurial
kids from myRoomBud (www.myroombud.com)
who one year ago introduced
the world to the RoomBud,
a costume cover for the
iRobot®
Roomba® Vacuuming
Robot that turns your
Roomba into a pet, have
announced that RoomBuddies
can now be found in every
state in the USA. What
started out as a way to
make enough money to buy
their mother a pair of
cowboy boots for Christmas
has turned into a growing
business selling product
across the globe. RoomBette
La French Maid has been
sighted in Alaska. Lucky
the Ladybug turned up
in Hawaii. Roor the Tiger
migrated to Australia
and Spotty Leopard to
New Zealand. The globalization
of the RoomBud has just
begun.
The founders
of myRoomBud have experienced
almost as much of the
world as the RoomBuddies
themselves. myRoomBud
and RobotShop Inc. (www.robotshop.ca)
in Canada have partnered
to help the adoption of
RoomBuds in Canada. Tyler,
the senior co-founder
at age 15 and Niles, 12,
have the experience of
being guest lecturers
at the Boston University
MBA program. The founders
of myRoomBud have met
with the founders of iRobot.
The RoomBud costumes have
appeared in newspapers
including the Boston Globe
and USA Today and have
been focused in the book,
"Hacking Roomba"
by Tod E. Kurt (www.hackingroomba.com).
The RoomBud crew brushed
robot greatness while
conversing with BattleBot
Super Heavyweight champion
Donald Hutson (www.mutantrobots.com)
and swapping experiences
with Daniel H. Wilson,
author of "How To
Survive A Robot Uprising"
(www.robotuprising.com).
The kids have also embraced
social philanthropy by
donating a one of a kind
RoomBud and Roomba to
the Paul P. Gates Elementary
School PTO auction in
Acton, MA to help raise
money for the school.
"We
have had an awesome first
year in business and are
excited to see what happens
now," said Tyler
Smith, co-founder of myRoomBud.
"myRoomBud is almost
a dream. Who could have
imagined that four kids
could start a company
and sell their products
all over the world."
Isabelle Smith, 10, another
co-founder of myRoomBud
added, "It's a lot
of hard work to keep up
the orders but everyone
works together, and with
some help from our mom
and dad, we get it all
done." The hard work
has paid off for the four
siblings as myRoomBud
continues to grow. New
RoomBud costumes |  | are
being developed and do
not be surprised to see
a new line of costumes
in the near future. "And
remember," said Griffin
Smith, 7, the youngest
co-founder of myRoomBud,
"No More Naked Roombas!"
The
RoomBud costumes for the
iRobot Roomba Vacuuming
Robot and the ScooBud
costumes for the iRobot
Scooba Floorcleaning Robot
can be viewed on the myRoomBud
web site http://www.myroombud.com |
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is a profitable, privately
owned company started
by kids, built by kids,
and run by kids. If only
the grown ups could do
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