Entertainment-Tech
Ticket delivery solutions provider FanDragon Technologies has launched with $12 million in funding, naming technologist and entrepreneur Robert Weiss its founding chief executive officer. Weiss has also joined the company’s
Overwolf Raises $16 Million in Series B Funding
Gaming startup Overwolf closed a $16 million round of Series B funding led by Intel Capital, with additional investments from Liberty Technology Venture Capital.
Silk Inc., Raises $30 Million in Series B Funding
Massachusetts-based natural chemistry company Silk Inc., closed a $30 million Series B investment round led by Silk board member Jeff Vinik, the former manager
Human Headphones Startup Raises $21 Million in Series B Funding
Human, Incorporated closed a $21 million Series B investment led by Fred Warren's Sage Venture Partners, Kurt Dammeier's Sugar Mountain Capital, and Ropart Asset Management
AR Platform Ubiquity6 Gains $27 Million
Ubiquity6, an AR platform that strives to create new ways for “people to interact and imagine in the spaces they care about,” raised $27
Maven Secures Acquisition Funding
Group media platform Maven signed a definitive agreement and raised funding to acquire Say Media’s assets, which include enterprise advertising and tech platform partnerships
Enterprise Tech Platform Scandit Closes $30 Million in Series B
Scandit, an enterprise technology platform for mobile computer vision, barcode scanning, and augmented reality, raised $30 million in Series B funding led by GV,
The RealReal Raises $115 Million in Series G Financing
Authenticated luxury consignment company The RealReal closed a $115 million Series G financing round led by PWP Growth Equity, the middle market private equity
Framebridge Closes $30 Million in Series C Funding
Framebridge, a four-year-old custom framing online company, secured $30 million in Series C funding. The investment was led by funds and accounts advised by
Israel-Based 3D Startup Mantis Vision Raises $55 Million in Series D
Mantis Vision, a provider of advanced 3D sensing, volumetric content acquisition and sharing technologies, closed a Series D round of $55 million led by