Occipital
Occipital, a US-based software startup, innovates in mobile computer vision applications, known for RedLaser, 360 Panorama, and Structure Sensor.
Occipital, a US-based software startup, innovates in mobile computer vision applications, known for RedLaser, 360 Panorama, and Structure Sensor.
Occipital, founded in Boulder, United States, is a pioneering software startup specializing in mobile computer vision applications. The company's core mission is to revolutionize the way we capture and interact with the physical world through advanced 3D technologies. Occipital's product lineup includes RedLaser, a barcode-scanning app acquired by eBay Inc., 360 Panorama for seamless 360-degree image capture, and the Structure Sensor, the first 3D sensor designed for mobile devices. Their market focus spans various industries requiring precise spatial data, such as architecture, construction, and interior design.
Notable figures associated with Occipital include its founders and early investors from Techstars, a prominent startup accelerator. The company has achieved significant milestones, such as the successful acquisition of RedLaser by eBay and the launch of innovative products like the Structure Sensor. Occipital's impact is evident in its ability to save professionals hours on field measurements and CAD model creation, thereby streamlining workflows and enhancing productivity across multiple sectors.
Companies similar to Occipital include Scandy, Matterport, Pointcloud and OpenSpace.
Occipital was founded in 2008.
Occipital's headquarters is located in Boulder, CO, US.
Occipital's most recent funding round was for $15.1M (USD) in January 2018.
As of Jan 25, 2018, Occipital has raised a total of $38.1M (USD).
Occipital has 49 employees as of Feb 4, 2024.
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