Augmented reality (AR) specialist tech firm Quintar, Inc has raised $8.2m from Centre Court Capital after a Series A investment round which was led by sports technology venture capital firm SeventySix Capital and Crowles Company.
As part of the investment from Centre Court Capital, the General Partner Mustafa Ghouse will join the Quintar board. The investment from Centre Court is one of its first since it raised $42m in Indian sports technology and video game startups.
Quintar’s platform puts together its Spatial VPS and True Spatial Video technology to produce accurate and dynamic AR content, giving content creators and rights holders the chance to create a personalised interactive experience for fans on the mobiles, TVs and AR wearables in their own home.
In February, the platform and expertise from Quintar allowed the PGA TOUR to launch PGA TOUR Vision for the Apple Vision Pro. Spatial computing’s first ever professional golf game, allowing fans of the sport to have immersive experiences in their own space bringing them closer to the live action.
Co-founder and CEO of Quintar Sankar (Jay) Jayaram said: “This is an exciting time in the world of mixed reality with the advancements in spatial computing and new devices like Apple Vision Pro and (Meta) Quest 3 driving momentum and interest in this space.”
“We have a busy year ahead and will be announcing several new partnerships in the near future. With the support of Centre Court Capital and the experience and relationships they bring to our team, we expect 2024 to be a significant year of growth at Quintar.”
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