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IMRSV

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IMRSV is code for innovation. A technology company developing solutions for real-world, real-time data analysis. Cara is developed by researchers at IMRSV. The company’s Cara software is a breakthrough in rich audience capture design. Cara turns any camera into an intelligent sensor. It’s a new way of measuring the world. Cara provides real time anonymous audience analytics from real world environments using a standard web camera. Enabling new methods of interacting with objects and spaces based on number of people, age, gender, attention time, distance and more. Based in New York City with offices in Singapore, the company is privately backed by various investors.

Recent Milestones

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  IMRSV received $1M in Debt funding. (10/25/12)
  Posted 10/26/12 at 6:23am
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  IMRSV added Akshay Chavan as Machine Learning Engineer. (12/19/11)
  Posted 12/1/11 at 8:49pm
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  IMRSV added Stephen Moore as Lead Research Manager. (11/7/11)
  Posted 4/1/12 at 5:13am
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  IMRSV received $810k in Debt funding. (9/19/11)
  Posted 9/19/11 at 7:26pm via techcrunch.com
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  IMRSV added Jill Miller as COO. (9/1/11)
  Posted 9/20/11 at 9:29am
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  IMRSV received $30k in Debt funding. (8/8/11)
  Posted 12/5/11 at 9:49am
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  IMRSV added Justin Holmes as Interim CTO. (7/8/11)
  Posted 7/10/11 at 4:49pm
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  IMRSV received $20k in Debt funding. (2/7/11)
  Posted 5/9/11 at 10:19am via cudcvf.org
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  IMRSV received $18k in Seed funding. (1/1/11)
  Posted 4/13/11 at 6:32pm via observer.com
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  IMRSV added Alessio Signorini as CTO. (10/1/10)
  Posted 11/8/10 at 7:40am
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  IMRSV added Chris Piekarski as VP of Engineering. (8/23/10)
  Posted 11/8/10 at 7:40am
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  IMRSV added Jason Sosa as CEO. (1/1/09)
  Posted 11/8/10 at 7:40am

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1. New York Observer (observer.com) [edit]
2. DCVF Portfolio (cudcvf.org) [edit]
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4. Inspired By "Minority Report," Immersive Labs Raises $810K For Digital Display Recognition (techcrunch.com) [edit]
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