Showing posts with label advertising. Show all posts
Showing posts with label advertising. Show all posts

Tuesday, 7 July 2020

How data analytics startup Near went from adtech to become a SaaS company


The Singapore and Bengaluru-based startup Near, which was initially called AdNear, used location data to serve customer-relevant ads. Eight years on, Near, founded by Anil Mathews in 2012, has emerged as a #SaaS (software-as-a-service) startup, which collects real-life data about consumers and merges it with online data to create their profile. Near has raised over $134 million from marquee investors like Sequoia Capital.

Near gathers data from a diverse set of data partners such as data aggregators, app partners, Wi-Fi partners, public hotspots, census data sets, and regional data partners across markets. It then takes the raw, unfiltered, and unstructured data signals and puts it into context by adding a layer of data science on it. Near’s customers can then understand the behaviour of users not just based on the places they are visiting, but the behaviour they exhibit in the real world. At present, Near has clients like Mastercard, WeWork, and Boston Consulting Group (BCG). It has taken the startup close to seven years to expand globally to reach the $1.6 billion scale.

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How data analytics startup Near went from adtech to become a SaaS company

In today's digital era, marketers are collecting massive amounts of data from consumers through the internet. Platforms like Facebook, YouTube, and Google have a lot of data about people, and companies are on a constant chase to capture user data to promote their products. However, not many companies have the data from the physical world.

Saturday, 4 July 2020

The startup Avataar.Me looks to revolutionise marketing and product discovery with AR


In an interview with YourStory Media, Sravanth Aluru, Gaurav Baid and Mayank Tiwari, founders of Avataar.me, discuss the possibilities of Augmented Reality technology in marketing today, and the future of the industry.

Founded in 2014, Avataar.Me leverages mobile #AR technology to offer highly immersive #3D extended reality (#XR) and #AR product discovery experiences for companies engaged in digital and digitally-influenced commerce. With clients that include Amazon and BMW, and partnerships with Instagram and Facebook, Avataar.Me claims to provide a 150 percent uplift in click through rate (#CTR), if #2D modes of advertising such as text, images and video were to be replaced with their offerings.

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This startup looks to revolutionise marketing and product discovery with AR

At the beginning of this year, Facebook founder and CEO Mark Zuckerberg outlined some of the things that he felt will be important in the next decade. Among these, Augmented Reality (AR) and Virtual Reality (VR) were mentioned. Zuckerberg said that such technologies are about delivering a sense of presence.

Tuesday, 23 June 2020

Holographic Technology: WayRay Unveils its First Full Colour Holographic AR Display at CES 2020


One more interesting startup in holographic technologies is WayRayWayRay, a holographic display company which has primarily focused on created augmented reality (AR) screens for the automotive industry is at CES 2020 in January 2020 to showcase its latest product, a full-colour display. On top of this, WayRay has revealed new efforts to expand its product offerings into new markets.

Vitaly Ponomarev, WayRay Founder and CEO, explained that in 2020 their Holographic AR Display is updated with an addition of a blue laser, offering a complete RGB experience.

The second collaboration is with Doosan Bobcat, an engineering and manufacturing company which creates compact construction equipment like the Bobcat loader. WayRay wants to add its Holographic AR HUD to Doosan Bobcat equipment, offering operators more information to operate the equipment more efficiently and productively.

Look at the video showing how a front windscreen will look like


WayRay Unveils its First Full Colour Holographic AR Display at CES 2020

WayRay, a holographic display company which has primarily focused on created augmented reality (AR) screens for the automotive industry is at CES 2020 this week to showcase its latest product, a full-colour display. On top of this WayRay has revealed new efforts to expand its product offerings into new markets.

DeepTech Startups: Cambridge-based VividQ raises another €2.8 million to bring 3D holography to everyday electronics


VividQ, a UK DeepTech company specialising in 3D holography, has today announced raising an additional €2.8 million of funding and closing its oversubscribed seed round. The extra funding came from FLUXUNIT - OSRAM Ventures,, the UTEC - The University of Tokyo Edge Capital and existing angel investors.

VividQ, founded in 2017, aims to transform how we view, interact and connect with the world. It brings real-time ‘computer generated holography’ #CGHH) to everyday applications, creating the most “realistic, immersive and sensational holographic experiences”. In other words, this means that holographic displays could soon be commonplace in our everyday lives, from #AR smart glasses, to in-car head-up displays (HUD).

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Cambridge-based VividQ raises another €2.8 million to bring 3D holography to everyday electronics

VividQ, a UK DeepTech company specialising in 3D holography, has today announced raising an additional €2.8 million of funding and closing its oversubscribed seed round. The extra funding came from FluxUnit - OSRAM Ventures, the University of Tokyo Edge Capital (UTEC) and existing angel investors.

Tech Startups: Top Holographic Displays Startups by Tracxn


Tracxn: Globally there are 39 Holographic Displays companies, and here is the list of the 10 most interesting ones:

5. Akonia Holographics
6. Ostendo
7. Vontana

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Top Holographic Displays Startups

Last Updated: January 17, 2020 Business models evolve with time, sometimes due to changes in the market and sometimes due to advent of technology, resulting in emergence of new exciting trends. We at Tracxn closely track the startup ecosystem from across the world and we have come across a whole lot of interesting new themes which are gaining popularity, one of them being Holographic Displays.