GeoCV is a New York based 3D capture technology startup founded in 2014. They recently announced a $1.8 million seed round, led by California venture capital firm Runa Capital and Russia's Emery Capital.
They apply 3D capture technology to the real estate sector and use smart phones with proprietary software to scan the interior of the room to allow users to see the house in VR.
Unlike some of the competitor's $5,000 3D scanners, GeoCV only uses a $500 mobile phone with a 3D camera, such as Lenovo's Phab 2 Pro with Google Tango-enabled phones.
Anton Yakubenko, co-founder and CEO of GeoCV, said: "Our goal is to become the world's leading provider of 3D capture solutions. Real estate is a market for grabs, and agents can put 3D virtual showrooms into the company's development strategy. There is also a lot of room for expansion, and related industries such as architecture, interior design, insurance, and property management can all be applied. Creating content production tools for users is the focus of the future, everyone will have a 3D camera in their pockets, view VR/AR The threshold becomes easier.
GeoCV's technology is currently in a closed beta phase and they serve New York real estate developers at a very low price. The package is worth $149, which includes a 3D scan of a property, 3D tour and floor plan.
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