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Deep Tech 101

Where the money actually goes in robotics, AI and space, and where Czech founders can find it, in one screen each. Each primer takes about a minute and ends with what it means for founders.

Robotics

Vision is cheap. Motion is expensive.

A humanoid robot costs roughly $35K in parts to build in China today. More than half of that goes into the joints that make it move, not the cameras or the chip that make it see and think.

Read the Robotics primer → AI

Training gets the headlines. Using AI gets cheaper every year.

Building a frontier model gets about 2.4× more expensive every year. Running a model of a given quality goes the other way: it gets about 10× cheaper every year.

Read the AI primer → Space

Getting to orbit used to be the hard part.

Sending one kilogram to low Earth orbit cost about $54,000 on the Space Shuttle. A reused Falcon 9 does it for about $3,000, and Starship aims for $100.

Read the Space primer → Czechia

The first €200K can be Czech. The €10M+ comes from Brussels.

A Czech deep tech team can fund its first prototype from home: CzechInvest, ESA BIC and TA ČR all back early, risky technology. Scaling takes European money, where one EIC Accelerator deal can be worth 60× a Czech incubation grant.

Read the Czechia primer →