Cheribim

Cheribim represents a legitimate and socially useful application of IoT for heritage conservation, addressing a genuine niche problem (maintenance and heating of historic buildings). However, the submission itself contained significant inaccuracies (claiming 'everyone' as the audience and 'most people' have used the product), which severely undermined the credibility of the input data. External verification confirms partnerships with major UK church bodies, validating the concept and initial traction despite the poor submission quality. The project scores as 'Minimal Traction' due to its early-stage status and niche B2B nature, distinguishing it from mass-market successes.