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A two year old Austin based tech startup called InView Technology has announced that they’ve raised $2M in funding to further it’s research on compressive sensing technology. InView’s compressive sensing technology uses advanced mathematics to calibrate sharp photographic images.
InView Technology plans to start building prototypes of their technology in June and start production in August. Their compressive sensing technology will be important in surveillance, maritime navigation pollution monitoring and public safety. Their technology makes it easier to take sharp photographs in low light conditions and even detect images hidden by smoke of fog.
“Compressive sensing will revolutionize the architecture of cameras used in a wide range of applications, including surveillance, maritime navigation, materials research, medical imaging and pollution monitoring,” said InView CEO Bob Bridge.
InView just presented their technology at the SPIE Defense, Security and Sensing Conference in Baltimore Maryland this past week.
This $2 million dollar round was led by El Paso based Cottonwood Capital Partners. Q-Tel, which led the company’s first $4 million dollar round also participated as did Texas’ emerging technology fund.
Source: Austin Statesman
