Vectored Photonics

Company Overview

Snapshot

Founded in January 2016 by Evan Spero, Vectored Photonics operates with 1–10 employees. The company has raised $898K across three funding rounds. In March 2016, Vectored Photonics secured a grant from the Israel Innovation Authority.

Business overview

Vectored Photonics develops a cyberphysical platform technology designed for the automatic and personalized provision of services within living spaces. Utilizing data from people-centric sensors, their machine-learning stationary room robot creates personalized micro-environments for occupants. This ambient-intelligence assistant is predictive, hands-free, and energy-saving, automatically adjusting conditions like temperature and lighting based on user preferences or best practices. The company's core product, i-attendant, is being alpha-tested in nursing homes as an MVP alert system for neglect, abuse, and emergency detection, simultaneously contacting family and emergency services. Vectored Photonics operates in the Health Tech & Life Sciences sector, with applications in smart home, artificial intelligence, computer vision, machine learning, medical devices, and IoT, serving consumers, healthcare providers, and the elderly.

Company Intelligence Q&A

When was Vectored Photonics founded?

Vectored Photonics was founded in January 2016.

Who is the founder of Vectored Photonics?

Evan Spero is the founder of Vectored Photonics.

What is the primary sector of Vectored Photonics?

Vectored Photonics operates in the Health Tech & Life Sciences sector.

What is Vectored Photonics' core product?

Vectored Photonics' core product is i-attendant, a stationary room robot that provides personalized services and emergency alerts.

What is the current stage of Vectored Photonics' product development?

Vectored Photonics is currently in the Alpha product stage, preparing to perform alpha-testing of its MVP alert product in nursing homes.