
Round Hill in £3.3m seed round for SenSat
Round Hill Venture Partners has invested in a £3.31m seed round for UK-based SenSat, a virtual reality technology company.
Venture capital firm Force Over Mass and Zag, the VC arm of creative agency BBH also participated in the round.
The investment will be used to develop SenSat's technology, including its 3D computer vision workflows and dimensional interpolation, both used for building simulated realities.
Additionally, SenSat is looking to invest in expanding operations at its San Francisco office.
Company
Launched in 2017 and headquartered in Shoreditch, London, SenSat turns visual and spatial data into a real-time simulated reality in order to help solve real-world problems. The cloud-based technology allows companies operating in infrastructure and construction to make more informed decisions based on multiple variables at large scale and complexity.
Since launch, SenSat's simulated reality platform has supported civil infrastructure projects for clients such as National Grid and Highways England.
People
SenSat – James Dean (CEO); Harry Atkinson (head of product).
Force Over Mass – Martijn de Wever (CEO).
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