Newspapers, industry press and conference stages have followed Antikytera since 2019 — through the first AR remote assistance deployments, a €5m raise, and the shift into applied computer vision. Everything is collected here, with links to the original sources.
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Antikytera e-Technologies has developed remote assistance software that lets companies bring augmented reality into video calls, recorded tutorials and live webcasts.
Paula Guimarães named among the thirty executives leading Ireland's technology sector, alongside leaders from tech giants and high-growth startups.
Venture backing to expand the remote-assistance AR and AI software beyond its first industrial deployments.
Start-up valued at €15m is poised to go for additional funding on the back of growth during Covid-19.
Start-up of the Week: "The development of technology was a challenge as we had to persuade sceptical clients to believe in us."
The origin story: Antikytera started in late 2017 at a bar in Italy, when Kris Karà and Paula Guimarães met to talk business.
Kristian Karazissis, co-founder & CEO, on augmented reality as a new level of remote collaboration — and where it lands in everyday life.
Remote assistance in augmented reality, on iOS and Android, applied from the design and build stage of a construction project.
Selected for Enterprise Ireland's HPSU showcase: "Founded in 2017 as a technology company providing AR solutions for a new level of remote collaboration, Antikytera is now valued at more than €15m and growing."
Disruptive ideas supporting frontline workers: simultaneous interaction inside a 3D environment, with persistent positioned information.
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