Corephotonics
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Corephotonics
Pioneer and market leader in dual camera technologies for mobile devices, enhancing mobile photography with novel optics and computational photography.
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What does Corephotonics do?
Corephotonics is a worldwide market leader in multi-aperture imaging technologies for mobile devices. They design and prototype innovative lens, actuators, and cameras, develop cutting-edge image processing software, and integrate these components to overcome challenges in smartphone photography. The company serves the mobile device market by perfecting the mobile camera experience.
What is Corephotonics's valuation?
StartupHub estimates Corephotonics's effective valuation at $153.5M (range $95.0M to $228.0M, 10% confidence), based on comparable companies in the sector.
How much funding has Corephotonics raised?
Corephotonics has raised a total of $38M in funding. The most recent round on record is Series C.
Where is Corephotonics headquartered?
Corephotonics is headquartered in Tel Aviv, Israel.
When was Corephotonics founded?
Corephotonics was founded in 2012.
What industry does Corephotonics operate in?
Corephotonics operates in Camera, Mobile, Dual Camera Technology, Mobile Photography, Computational Photography, Optics.
How many employees does Corephotonics have?
Corephotonics has approximately 70 people on record.
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“Corephotonics revolutionizes phone camera imaging.”
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