Back in 2015, Dustin from i-Brix launched a Kickstarter campaign which was supposed to be the industry’s first wireless lighting system to be used with LEGO. Unfortunately, the campaign failed as it did not meet its goal.
After two years with additional research and development, i-Brix is now back on Kickstarter with a lower goal threshold. If you haven’t heard of i-Brix before, it uses a 1×1 i-Brix that connects to regular LEGO bricks and power is conducted through the included Power Plate.
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So if the project doesn’t reach its goal of about $45,000 (it only has about $9,500), does that mean investors don’t get anything?
Al, it means that they don’t get any of the money. So, if you pledge $100, and they don’t make the $45,000 goal, you keep your $100. It’s an all-or-nothing thing.
Thanks for the response Bluefrog007, I didn’t know that.
This will almost certainly hit its funding goal. Almost 80% of Kickstarter campaigns that reach 20% funding wind up being fully funded. They’re one day in, and they’ve already raised 33%. Can’t wait to get my hands on these!