
New Zealand · Information technology & services startup
StretchSense is a leader in high-precision motion capture technology, specializing in stretchable sensors and motion capture gloves.
Funding reportedLast round: Series A
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StretchSense is a leader in high-precision motion capture technology, specializing in stretchable sensors and motion capture gloves.
The company serves various sectors, including XR training, gaming, animation, and robotics. Headquartered in Auckland, New Zealand, StretchSense operates globally with centers in Edinburgh, San Francisco, Xiamen, and Seattle. Founded in 2012 as a spin-out from the Auckland Bioengineering Institute, StretchSense aims to capture human movement to enhance robotics and XR experiences. Its flagship product, the MoCap Pro Glove, is the world's first stretch sensor motion capture glove, designed to accurately digitize finger movements for animation in movies and games. The company also offers a fully integrated software stack that translates these movements into digital animations, catering to diverse applications such as sign language videos and virtual health training. StretchSense continues to expand its reach in the enterprise metaverse market, supported by a strong customer base of over 200 gaming and visual effects studios worldwide.
Funding, as reported
From StretchSense's own website: 2 founders, 6 on the team.
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