Chronocam start-up aims to help machines see like humans Christoph Posch, co-founder and CTO of Chronocam, discusses with Science|Business’ Daniel Echikson his company’s new sensor technology. Q. Could you explain the sensor technology your company is developing? What...
Chronocam Announces $15 Million Series B Funding from Intel Capital, iBionext, Robolution Capital, CEA Investissement, Renault, and Robert Bosch Venture Capital Investment to help productize and bring to market innovative bio-inspired vision technology that enables...
Chronocam featured in the new report published by Woodside Capital Partners on ADAS/Autonomous Sensing Industry September 27, 2016, Palo Alto, CA – In-depth analysis of most recent technology developments and evaluation of current market trends coincides with firm’s...
BORDEAUX – 7 October 2016 – Chronocam took home top honors and the 5000 prize money at the 2016 INPHO Venture Summit, a highly regarded event for executives active in smart technologies including photonics and smart businesses. Chronocam was selected as the most...
TOKYO – 31 August 2016 – Nikkei Electronics has published a new article about Chronocam and its disruptive and successfull bio-inspired approach to computer vision sensing and processing. http://techon.nikkeibp.co.jp