The Rocket Innovation company started with an unresolved problem that turned into an opportunity. Co-founder of Tracey Roberts had heard repetitive cases in which babies or young children perished due to PVH and at that point in time, there was no clear resolution where a product can prevent or even minimize the chances of this terrible tragedy from happening.
With extensive background in military communication field for over twenty years, Tracey decided one day that he would start and design a device that can proactively prevent PVH and possibly save lives at the same time. Why would anyone turn down such a great opportunity to change the world and make it a better place?
We all heard of times where an idea is struck which may have endless possibilities, but in the end, it was never carried out. Well, for Tracey, he never relinquished that idea. It was like a musical note that resonated deep inside someone’s mind and never goes away. He was determined to try and see if there was any way to develop a product which can proactively prevent PVH and assist parents to make their lives easier, and most importantly, save lives of their babies and young toddlers.
The difference in introducing a product that may make life easier for all of us, and in contrast, producing a product in which someone dedicates their heart and soul in order to help save lives. It is because of this spirit that all of us here at The Rocket Innovation focus every day to accomplish this feat. In addition to being parents ourselves, we embraced this idea so much that we believe we can make a difference.
Bruce Lee (martial artist instructor, philosopher, and producer) once described someone’s dedication to work as “I fear not that a man who has practiced 10,000 kicks once, but I fear a man who has practiced one kick 10,000 times”!
With only a limited amount of capital, resources, and team members The Rocket Innovation company was born. Research and development quickly commenced and after two years, a prototype was born. Countless hours of dedicated work, this small team turned against all odds, and now a product is close to being confirmed.
Thomas Edison, (American businessman and inventor) credited for the invention of the phonograph (record player), motion picture camera, and early versions of the light bulb, stated that “I have not failed, I’ve just found 10,000 ways that wouldn’t work”. Our research and development team experienced numerous challenges, failures, and some successes. We may never know if he did experience 10,000 ways that would not work, but he did find one product that is close to production and make this world a better place.
Thomas Edison was ranked 86th in 100 people who changed the world (featured left pic). www.biographyonline.net/people/people-who-changed-world.html
Bruce Lee was ranked 25th in most influential people in history by attribute
(featured right pic). www.helveticnews.com/25-most-influential-people-in-history-by-attribute/
