Xperiel

Xperiel is a 5G Internet of Things (IoT) company based in Sunnyvale, California, founded in 2013 by brothers Alex and Philipp Hertel, both former Google engineers.

The company focuses on creating digitally interactive experiences in the physical world through its proprietary platform technology. Xperiel's platform serves as an orchestration layer for the "Real World Web," connecting cloud-based applications and delivering mixed reality experiences across various devices. The app-development tool enables stadium owners and sports teams to create mobile applications that utilize smartphone sensors and wireless beacons to enhance user experiences. This includes interactive mobile games and personalized welcome experiences for fans at major league sports venues. The company has received $7 million in funding from notable investors, including figures from Sun Microsystems, Stanford, and Google. Xperiel's technology has been recognized with an Edison Award for its Real World Web AR Cloud Platform in 2019.