Avametric technology enables brands to deliver accurate 3D renderings of their apparel & accessories on customizable digital body models for web, mobile, and augmented reality. With the proprietary software, business can recreate a real-world fitting room experience online, making it possible for customers to try on garments virtually with a personalized 3D avatar. The company was born out of ARCSims adaptive refining and corsening simulator technology developed in the lab of UC Berkeley Professor of Computer Sciences James O'Brien. Dr. O'Brien co-founded Avametric,...
Atheer’s pioneering Augmented Reality Management Platform provides the world’s leading enterprises a competitive edge by markedly improving the productivity, effectiveness, accuracy, and safety of their workforces, customers, and supply chains.
Inventors
Ruzena Bajcsy, Roozbeh Jafari, Sosale Sastry, Allen Yang
Company Founders
Ullas Naik, Babak Yazdani (UC Berkeley, B.A. ’87, Applied Mathematics), and Albert Azout
A distributed thermostat architecture, system and software that provides energy efficiency, enhanced comfort, and load management functionality for residential HVAC operation. The underlying software is a platform for home intelligence using wireless sensor technology. The technology was developed by UC Berkeley Professor of Mechanical Engineering Paul Wright and Mechanical Engineering PhD student Nathan Ota.
Aclima’s platform combines leading-edge sensor technology, climate science, and an enterprise software back-end to generate high-resolution maps of emissions across pollutants – from CO2 and methane to particulate matter. Aclima fills a fundamental need in climate risk management by making hyperlocal emissions data and insights accessible and standardized, at a fraction of the cost of traditional methods.
Inventors
Frederick Doering, Igor Paprotny, Richard White
Company Founders
Daniel Ahn, Wendy Schmidt (UC Berkeley, M.S., Journalism), Deborah...
Ergodicity develops analytical methods for the age of AI. The company takes a data-first approach to create next-generation optical tools that set new standards in the accessibility of information in chemical and biophysical analytics for biotech.
Inventors
Hendrik Utzat
Company Founders
UC Berkeley Assistant Professor of Chemistry Hendrik Utzat and Richard Maceiczyk
The next decade is going to see a biotech revolution fueled by three technologies: ability to read DNA (sequencing), ability to write DNA (synthesis), and computational systems that predict what DNA to read and write. With sequencing and synthesis being mainstream now, 20n provides the computational systems that predict DNA design for novel industrial biotech and health applications. At 20n, we are taking a fresh look at turning biological data into information. We approach it as a big data learning problem, and bring to bear techniques from machine learning, distributed...
