Business Plan On

360° NANO ROBOTIC CAM

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Submitted By:
Name ID

MD. Shanto Ahmed 2020-2-95-051

Muhammad Khalid 2020-2-95-070

Rafia Islam Mou 2020-2-95-050

Tanzia Nur Ahmed Fariha 2020-3-95-026

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Submitted To:
Muhammad Ziaulhaq Mamun
Department of MBA
Spring 2021
Subject: Business Entrepreneurship
Course Code: MBA 513
 Title and Content Layout with List

 Executive Summary.
 Business Description.
 Marketing Segment.
 Research, Design &Development Segment.
 Manufacturing Segment.
 Management Segment.
 Critical Risks Segment.
 Financial Segment.
 Executive Summary

360-degree camera also known as omnidirectional camera. 360-degree

camera, is a camera having a field of view that covers approximately
the entire sphere or at least a full circle in the horizontal plane.
 Description

The scene captured not as a flat rectangle, but on the inside of a

sphere. When you're viewing a 360-degree image or video, you're
effectively positioned in the middle of this sphere, navigating either
by physically moving your smart device, by dragging across a
touchscreen, or moving a window in your browser. This means that it
captures, at most, light falling onto the camera focal point through a
hemisphere.
Uses OF 360° Nano Robotic camera
How to take 360°-degree videos and photos
Marketing Segment
Marketing Research
 Research, Design &Development Segment

 Smaller size for more discreet surveillance. When it comes to video surveillance,

sometimes you're forced to choose between improved security and aesthetics.
 Better compression technology. High-resolution 360-degree cameras can often eat up
large amounts of bandwidth and storage.
 Multi-exposure high dynamic range (HDR).
 Weight: 163g | Dimensions: 64 x 69 x 40mm | Waterproof: 5m | Still’s
resolution: 16.6MP | Video resolution: 6K/5.6K stitched | Memory: Micro SD
| Mount: Flip-out mounting feet | Battery Backup: Without electricity 6-hour backup.
 Design of 360° Nano robotic cam.
 Research, Design &Development Segment

The camera is solid, a very compact design, soft rubberized body, and
z unique layout of having two camera lenses (front and back) in one
machine.
 Manufacturing Segment

 Location Analysis.
 Production needs, facilities, utilities and equipment.
 Suppliers/Transportations Factors.
 Sources of Raw Materials.
 labor supply.
 Manufacturing cost data.
 Management Segment

 Organizational Structure.

 Management Team.

 Personnel Plan.

 Sales and Delivery.

Critical Risks Segment
 Financial Segment

 Own Fund

 Finding Investors

 After that the last option to collect our fund is to finance our project via financial institutions. We need to decide whether to finance
money via public or private owned financial institutions.
 Through our research We have found that, if we go for public organizations then to collect money, we required a huge amount of
time due to bureaucracy and paper work and also, we need to bribe employees to get the job done although the interest rate is
comparatively low in public organizations. Apart from that We also need to consider collateral amount against the actual amount
that We borrowed from bank. Then We have researched few private financial institutions and found that Lanka Bangla Finance
would be the best option to collect the remaining amount.
 Financial Segment

 They have a package name ‘SOMPORKO’ for start-up such as us. The details regarding the loan is given
below:
 Facility Type: Term Loan
 Loan Amount: From 0.3 million to BDT 2.5 million
 Loan Term: Up to BDT 1.5 million 36 months & above BDT 1.5 million 48 months
 Security: From BDT 0.3 million to BDT 1.5 million no collateral is required but above BDT 1.5 million
collateral is required
 Equity: The new entrepreneur ought to bear at least 20% of the proposed project cost
 Qualification: The entrepreneur should present a certificate of successfully completing entrepreneurship
training from any institution(s)accredited by BB
 Financial Segment

 Grace Period:3 months for manufacturing concern.

 Required Documents.
 Copy of updated Trade License.
 Photographs of Applicant and guarantor(s).
 Valid NID/Passport/Driving License of Applicant and Guarantor(s) Trade License, E-
TIN.
 Copy of Training certificate about Entrepreneurship.
 Copy of Utility bill.
 Rental deed copy.
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