Interactive 3D Real Estate
Luma - our 3D engine.
We take a physical space, generate an intelligent 3D model, and bring it to you online. View and interact with your home or office in 3D.
Protofit - smart, automated test fit creation tools.
Protofit is the first commercial real estate personalization software; we've made it possible to create test fits in minutes, not weeks.
Luma - our 3D engine.
We take a physical space, generate an intelligent 3D model, and bring it to you online. View and interact with your home or office in 3D.
Protofit - smart, automated test fit creation tools.
Protofit is the first commercial real estate personalization software; we've made it possible to create test fits in minutes, not weeks.
Location: United States, New York
Employees: 11-50
Total raised: $6.3M
Investors 4
| Date | Name | Website |
| - | Brooklyn B... | brooklynbr... |
| - | Red Swan V... | redswan.vc |
| - | Two Sigma ... | twosigmave... |
| - | Greycroft | greycroft.... |
Funding Rounds 1
| Date | Series | Amount | Investors |
| 19.12.2013 | Series A | $5.26M | - |
Mentions in press and media 15
| Date | Title | Description |
| 04.01.2017 | Term Sheet — Wednesday, January 4 | DELL-EMC, NYC EXITS, HYPEMOBILES Hello from Las Vegas, where I’m riding in cars with robots and hunting down the most ridiculous “smart” items CES has to offer. (Current front-runners: a smart mattress and a smart hairbrush.) Paid Content S... |
| 22.02.2016 | Virtual Reality In The Enterprise | Sean Jacobsohn Contributor Sean Jacobsohn is a venture investor at Norwest Venture Partners. More posts by this contributor Your First 10 Customers Can Make Or Break You This year is already shaping up to be the year virtual reality (VR) go... |
| 10.11.2015 | Dispatch Joins The Ground Delivery Club | Delivery companies have finally realized the importance of rolling before learning to fly. While autonomous quadcopter and other airborne drones have been in vogue over the past few years, autonomous ground-based vehicles are slowly eking o... |
| 28.09.2015 | Floored Launches Protofit, A Space Layout Service That Makes Test Fits Suck Less | Floored launched two-and-a-half years ago at Disrupt NY 2013 as a great way to generate 3D models for real estate purposes. Now, it is tackling another aspect of the real estate industry — test fits. This new service, called Protofit, lets ... |
| 07.09.2015 | Real Estate Is Accessible And Easy To Navigate Thanks To These Startups | Jonathan Wasserstrum Contributor Jonathan Wasserstrum is co-founder and CEO of TheSquareFoot. Real estate isn’t just for brokers anymore. Technology is creating an industry that’s consumer-facing, accessible and easy to navigate. From buyin... |
| 19.05.2015 | Hightower Raises $13M Series B Round For Its Leasing Management Service | Hightower, a New York-based leasing management platform for commercial real estate, today announced that it has raised a $13 million Series B funding round led by previous investor RRE Ventures. Other participants include Bessemer Venture P... |
| 19.12.2013 | Floored Raises $5.26 Million To Make More 3D Scans For Real Estate With Its Laser Sensors | New York-based startup Floored just closed a $5.26 million Series A funding round led by RRE Ventures to fuel its business. This round seems to be all about growth and going to the next level. Greycroft Partners also invested in today’s rou... |
| 19.12.2013 | Floored Closes $5.26M Series A | NEW YORK, NY, Leading technology company for 3D data capture & visualization solutions for the real estate, architecture, interior design and furniture industries, announced today its $5.26 million Series A round. >> Click here... |
| 19.12.2013 | Floored Raises $5.26M in Series A Funding | Floored, a New York, NY-based provider of 3D data capture & visualization solutions for the real estate, architecture, interior design and furniture industries, raised $5.26m in Series A funding. The round was led by RRE Ventures, with ... |
| 14.10.2013 | These five startups are transforming New York City's real estate industry | This story was originally published by The Real Deal. Compared to other major New York City industries, real estate is notoriously slow to innovate. A conservative business dominated for decades by the same handful of families, real estate ... |
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