Sorting Robotics is a legitimate, profitable growth-stage company (est. $6M+ revenue, YC-backed) building critical automation for the cannabis industry (Jiko, Stardust robots). However, the project submission itself is of extremely poor quality, containing false claims ('everyone', 'most people have used my product') and zero evidence. The high Real-World Utility and confirmed external Traction (via search) rescue the score, but the Response Quality and Traction Quality factors are heavily penalized (Qi=0.5) due to the lack of submitted proof. The final score reflects a strong business with a failed 'Proof' submission.
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