Adrian Cummings and his wife, Kelsea, are among the presenters to arrive early on June 28 for the Startup Hustle final business pitch.
Fellow presenter Peichen Chang, co-founder of Engineered Medical, listens as Adrian and Kelsea Cummings demonstrate their Eagertronics Cyclights bicycle lighting system.
Adrian Cummings demonstrates his invention — a complete lighting system for bicycles — to an attendee at the Startup Hustle final pitch session.
An auto mechanic by trade, Adrian Cummings admits, “My weakness is talking to people.”
Kelsea Cummings helps her husband, Adrian, with the pitch for his bicycle lights invention.
Startup Hustle participant makes his presentation to potential investors
In June, Adrian Cummings and his wife, Kelsea, pitched their business idea — the Eagertronics Cyclights lighting system for bicycles — to a group of entrepreneurs, investors and guests at Hacker Lab in Rocklin. The presentation marked the end of Cummings’ participation in Hacker Lab’s six-week startup boot camp, which was sponsored by Sierra College.
To read the full story, see Startup Boot Camp.
Comments
This looks like a great idea. I am a cyclist who also rides a bike in the Auburn area and clearly recognize the need to be highly visible to motorists and at the same time, be in complete control of my bike. I'd love to have the opportunity to try Adrian's product.
Hi Brian,
Thanks for your interest! We would love to connect with you more. You can reach us at eagertronic.cyclights@gmail.com or send your contact info via our website, eagertronic.com.
-Kelsea