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NextVR enables the transmission of live, long-form virtual reality content in broadcast quality – leading the way for live and on-demand VR to become a mainstream experience for sporting events, concerts, cinematic productions and more. Launched in 2009, NextVR has more than 26 patents granted or pending for the capture, compression, transmission, and display of virtual reality content. NextVR`s platform allows the fully immersive content to be streamed with pristine quality using current home and mobile Internet connections. NextVR was founded by veterans in stereoscopic imaging technology, software development and an award-winning filmmaker.
Relecura has a talented team of individuals with complementary experience and skills in business and technology in the areas we operate in. Start-up experience Every member of the Management Team has worked hands-on in jumpstarting and scaling the variety of functions that go to build a successful business. This cumulative business experience is across diverse domains and especially strong in the areas of our current focus. New products and business scaling Prior to working at Relecura, various members of our team have designed new and innovative products and solutions; developed, launched, and scaled these; along with the necessary business functions to put the ventures on the path of sustainable growth. Team background On the technology front, our team have experts in the diverse areas of information retrieval, machine learning, natural language processing, stochastic processes. The members of the team have strong academic backgrounds with degrees from some of the best educational institutions in India and the US, along with experience in working at various research centers in India and the US.
Integrim is a Gatineau, QC-based company in the Software and Internet sector.
Solix Technologies, Inc. is a Santa Clara, CA-based company in the Software and Internet sector.
Modo Labs was founded in 2010 by Andrew Yu and a team of mobile developers from MIT. This team created the original MIT Mobile Framework with the vision to enable college students to easily create compelling, rich mobile websites and native applications using data and content from university back-end systems and other data repositories. That framework became Kurogo, a mobile-optimized middleware platform. In Japanese Kabuki Theater, Kurogo means the “stagehand” who serves the main characters in the background. Similarly, Kurogo works in the background to enable the rich mobile apps.