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Revibe Technologies

www.revibetech.com

 
Revibe Technologies is dedicated to helping children and adults overcome obstacles faced in the classroom and workplace by fusing psychology with technology. School psychologist Rich Brancaccio founded Revibe in 2013 to create a specialized tool to help kids overcome their difficulties by leveling the playing field through technology. Revibe is a wearable that leverages proprietary algorithms to help kids adults combat distraction through gentle vibration reminders.
  • Number of Employees: 25-100
  • Annual Revenue: $1-10 Million
  • www.revibetech.com
  • 3331 Heritage Trade Drive Suite 101
    Wake Forest, NC USA 27587
  • Phone: 919.521.8444

Executives

Name Title Contact Details
Christopher Guidry
 Chief Technical Officer Profile

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