Optishell Technologies

Optishell Technologies is an electro-optics company specializing in technologies in the area of movie piracy, with a focus on the illegal recording of films through the use of camcorders or handheld cameras, and ticket fraud. The company's ROSE100 is designed to identify and prevent the illegal recording of films projected in movie theaters. The system consists of a detection head located near the screen to detect pirates who are trying to record the film with a camcorder or smartphone. Once a pirate is detected, an alert is sent to the central control room, where a visual channel is connected to the theater to enable identification of the person recording the film. When the operators in the central control room detect a pirate in the theater, they can send their supervisor an MMS followed by a phone call, with images of the suspected pirate saved for further examination.

Optishell Technologies has raised $500K in total funding across 2 rounds. The company is currently at the Mature stage. Key investors include Motion Picture Laboratories, Rainfall Ventures.

Optishell Technologies was founded in 2011 by Yossi Cohen (Co-founder & CEO), Eli Elson (Co-founder & CTO).

Optishell Technologies operates in Media & Entertainment Technologies, Digital Content Distribution, with core technologies in Platforms & Interfaces, Software. Target customers: Media & Entertainment, Streaming.

Optishell Technologies is based in Ha-Avoda Street 11, Rosh Haayin, Israel, Center District.