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Geek Club and CircuitMess in Partnership with Warner Bros. Discovery Global Consumer Product Launch Rick and Morty™ Butter Bot
- Geek club and CircuitMess have come together to launch the Butter Bot, an AI-powered robot that is inspired by the one made famous in the Rick and Morty TV show and has been officially licensed by WBDGCP.
- Geek Club focuses primarily on space exploration and robotics, whilst CircuitMess develops educational kits that encourage adults and children to create and to learn and move beyond consuming products.
- The Butter Bot robot comes with a unique remote controller that allows for easy-maneuvering, a live feed camera, and advanced AI capabilities, making it an excellent tool for any setting.
- The partnership between CircuitMess and Geek Club aims to manufacture educational STEM DIY robotic kits for people of all ages to make learning engineering skills fun.
- The innovative Butter Bot has been created to merge humor and functionality, the robot is a versatile companion intended to resonate with fans and tech enthusiasts alike.
- Geek Club and CircuitMess have started this project after the success of their previous NASA Perseverance AI-powered Mars Rover Kickstarter campaign.
- The Butter Bot Kickstarter campaign provides backers with exclusive early-bird pricing and special rewards.
- The two companies collaborate on the Butter Bot robot, bringing a beloved character from Rick and Morty into the crowd in a fun and epic way that provides an educational experience for fans of all ages.
- WBDGCP extends Warner Bros's portfolio of franchises around the world and partners with top licensees at a global level on named toys, fashion, home decor, and publishing programs that are influenced by some of the biggest franchises from HBO, Discovery, DC, Cartoon Network, HGTV, Eurosport, Adult Swim, and more.
- Geek Club aims to create electronic construction kits for curious minds worldwide that are inspired by NASA and other space agencies and hope to push fans' minds farther, strengthen their skills, and enhance their understanding of electronics and space.
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