EyeCue Vision Technologies Overview
EyeCue Vision Technologies develops vision recognition technology for toys and games of globally recognized brands and object-mapping for 3D printing. The company pairs its mobile platform with toys and board games to expand the game’s interactive capacity. EyeCue’s smart play technology utilizes the smartphone’s camera to detect toy motion in mobile games, reacting intelligently through voice, sound, and music. EyeCue also maps physical objects for 3D printing. The company’s Qlone platform can build a 3D model of objects that users photograph in 360 on a printable AR mat. The app allows users to edit the model before sending it to their 3D printer.
Cumulative Funding Raised Over Time ($)
—Jun 2011
Latest News
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Qlone
שהופכת תמונות למודלים תלת-ממדיים נבחרה להדגמה בכנס המפתחים של אפל
Israeli company EyeCue has developed a leading 3D application called Qlone, which turns images into 3D models. Since its launch, Qlone has garnered over 2 million downloads. The companys significant breakthrough came at Apples developer conference in June 2021, where Apple demonstrated the use of Qlone, exposing it to approximately 20 million viewers. This has led to a meteoric rise in interest and downloads from around the world. The company was founded in 2007 by Ronen Horovitz, Ran Kafri, and Yaki Yanai.
CustomersPartners
growth-positive
הכירו את החברה הקטנה מיקנעם שקיבלה זרקור בכנס השנתי של אפל
EyeCue, an Israeli tech company, has been showcased by Apple at its developer conference for its app, Qlone, which turns physical objects into 3D models for use in virtual and augmented reality. The company, which has been around for over a decade, has partnered with giants like Lego, Playmobil, and Disney. The exposure from Apple has led to inquiries from large companies around the world in the fields of education, commerce, and more. EyeCue currently has about six employees and is based in Israel. The company raised funds from private investors in its early years and has since lived on its revenues, which are in the millions of dollars.
CustomersPartners
growth-positive
3D Scanning keeps getting easier, and Qlone has really nailed it | Poc Network // Tech
The article discusses an app called Qlone developed by EyeCue Vision Technologies. Qlone is a 3D scanning app that allows users to scan an item in a matter of seconds. The app simplifies the process by providing a pattern to set the item on and scanning it with the app. Users can then use the scanned object as an interactive VR object and export it for 3D printing. The app is available for both iOS and Android and is free to use, but requires in-app purchases to unlock exports. Overall, the article has a growth-positive impact on EyeCue Vision Technologies as it highlights the innovative and efficient features of their app.
Customers
growth-positive
Israeli startup: 'Do it yourself' 3D scanning
EyeCue Vision Technologies is participating in the CES Tech Expo in Las Vegas. The company develops vision recognition solutions for toys and games and is known for its superior and robust solutions. The Israeli Export & International Cooperation Institute and the Foreign Trade Administration are hosting the Israeli Pavilion at the expo.
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Qlone will 3D scan & render objects in 3D using Google's ARCore - you'll be able to export them soon too - Ausdroid
| Sector | Media & Entertainment Technologies |
Funding
| Total funding | Undisclosed |
| Last funding | Undisclosed |
| Stage | Mature |
| Rounds | 1 |
| Investors | 2 |
Team Members
3
Employees: 1-10
Web & Social Links
| Website | www.eyecue-tech.com |
| App Store | App Store |
| Google Play | Google Play |
Locations
Ha-Tsmikha St 1, Yokne'am Illit, Israel
29800 Agoura Rd, Agoura Hills, CA 91301, United States
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EyeCue Vision Technologies Business
Business models
B2B2C, B2B
Product stage
Released
Employees
1-10
Sector
Media & Entertainment TechnologiesDigital Content Engagement & EntertainmentTarget Customer
ConsumersDemographics & FamilyChildrenIndustrial ManufacturingCore Technology
Platforms & InterfacesMobileArtificial IntelligenceComputer VisionTags (16)
interactiveobject-recognitionchildrenmobile-applicationsgamesbookscomputer-visionimage-recognition3d-imagingconsumersartificial-intelligencemanufacturing-facilitiessmart-toysgesture-recognitionoptronicsconsumer-goodsGeographic Markets
United StatesIsraelEyeCue Vision Technologies Financials
Undisclosed
Total funding
Undisclosed
Capital raised
Undisclosed
Last funding
Mature
Funding stage
1
Total rounds
2
Investors
Cumulative Funding Raised Over Time ($)
—Jun 2011
Private Equity Funding
Seed
Jun 2011
Undisclosed
Rhodium, Daniel Recanati
EyeCue Vision Technologies Lifecycle
Cumulative Funding Raised Over Time
—Jun 2011
All Events
Seed
Jun 2011
Undisclosed
Rhodium, Daniel Recanati
EyeCue Vision Technologies News
8 articles
growth-positive
Qlone
שהופכת תמונות למודלים תלת-ממדיים נבחרה להדגמה בכנס המפתחים של אפל
Israeli company EyeCue has developed a leading 3D application called Qlone, which turns images into 3D models. Since its launch, Qlone has garnered over 2 million downloads. The companys significant breakthrough came at Apples developer conference in June 2021, where Apple demonstrated the use of Qlone, exposing it to approximately 20 million viewers. This has led to a meteoric rise in interest and downloads from around the world. The company was founded in 2007 by Ronen Horovitz, Ran Kafri, and Yaki Yanai.
CustomersPartners
growth-positive
הכירו את החברה הקטנה מיקנעם שקיבלה זרקור בכנס השנתי של אפל
EyeCue, an Israeli tech company, has been showcased by Apple at its developer conference for its app, Qlone, which turns physical objects into 3D models for use in virtual and augmented reality. The company, which has been around for over a decade, has partnered with giants like Lego, Playmobil, and Disney. The exposure from Apple has led to inquiries from large companies around the world in the fields of education, commerce, and more. EyeCue currently has about six employees and is based in Israel. The company raised funds from private investors in its early years and has since lived on its revenues, which are in the millions of dollars.
CustomersPartners
growth-positive
3D Scanning keeps getting easier, and Qlone has really nailed it | Poc Network // Tech
The article discusses an app called Qlone developed by EyeCue Vision Technologies. Qlone is a 3D scanning app that allows users to scan an item in a matter of seconds. The app simplifies the process by providing a pattern to set the item on and scanning it with the app. Users can then use the scanned object as an interactive VR object and export it for 3D printing. The app is available for both iOS and Android and is free to use, but requires in-app purchases to unlock exports. Overall, the article has a growth-positive impact on EyeCue Vision Technologies as it highlights the innovative and efficient features of their app.
Customers
growth-positive
Israeli startup: 'Do it yourself' 3D scanning
EyeCue Vision Technologies is participating in the CES Tech Expo in Las Vegas. The company develops vision recognition solutions for toys and games and is known for its superior and robust solutions. The Israeli Export & International Cooperation Institute and the Foreign Trade Administration are hosting the Israeli Pavilion at the expo.
PartnersCustomers
Qlone will 3D scan & render objects in 3D using Google's ARCore - you'll be able to export them soon too - Ausdroid
https://3dprint.com/181387/qlone-app-3d-scans-iphone/
growth-positive
EyeCue Vision Technologies unveil 3D scanning mobile app
EyeCue Vision Technologies has launched its first mobile application, Qlone, which allows users to 3D scan and 3D print real-life objects. The app aims to democratize 3D content creation and make 3D printing more accessible. Users can scan objects on an Augmented Reality (AR) mat, edit the capture, and export the scan in various formats. Qlone was launched on the IOS app store and will soon be available on Android devices. Exporting files from the app comes at a cost, but EyeCue offers credit packs to soften the blow. The app has been well-received since its launch.
Customers
growth-positive
When you can 3D scan anything from your phone, what wouldn't you 3D print? - The American Genius
The article discusses a new app called Qlone that allows users to 3D scan objects in real-time on their phones. The app provides an AR mat to guide the scanning process and offers editing tools to modify the 3D models. While the app is free to download, users need to pay for exporting scans through credit packs. The article mentions that Qlone was released on June 15 and is currently only available on iOS, with plans for an Android release in the future. App Store reviews indicate that the main criticism of the app is the cost of exporting scans and potential issues with shaky hands. Overall, the article has a positive impact on Qlones growth as it highlights the apps features and potential uses.
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Employee Info
| Employees (range) | 1-10 |
| Exact count | 2 |
| Team members | 3 |
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| Confidence | 95/100 |
| Missing | markets, not claimed |
| BI Verification | Yanina Wainscheinker |
| Registrar ID | 513970772 |
| Crunchbase | eyecue-vision-technologies |
| Phone | +972772492540 |
| Creator | Sharon Shapira |
| Creator email | shapira.sharon2@gmail.com |
| Last updater | Matan Eblagon |
| Updater email | matane@sncentral.org |
| Last update | 2024-05-09T00:00:00.000Z |
| Created | 2014-12-11T00:00:00.000Z |