vMocionâs 3v⢠Platform uses patented technology to create the sensation of motion, completely transforming the virtual and augmented reality experience
Location: United States, California, Los Angeles
Employees: 11-50
Total raised: $3M
Investors 1
| Date | Name | Website |
| - | Mayo Clini... | ventures.m... |
Funding Rounds 1
| Date | Series | Amount | Investors |
| 04.01.2024 | - | $3M | - |
Mentions in press and media 5
| Date | Title | Description |
| 04.01.2024 | VMocion secures $3M for virtual motion technology | Photo: Caiaimage/Agnieszka Olek/Getty Images |
| 04.01.2024 | VMocion raises $3M to reduce motion sickness in virtual reality | The company's technologies eliminate conflicting signals being sent to the brain Motion sickness occurs when people feel motion without seeing that matching motion, meaning the eyes and inner ears send conflicting signals to the brain, caus... |
| 01.04.2016 | Afraid Of VR Headsets Because Of Nausea, Motion Sickness? Mayo Clinic's GVS Might Be The Answer | Dave Calpito, Tech Times 01 April 2016, 05:04 am Nausea and motion sickness while wearing a virtual reality headset will soon be a thing of the past. Mayo Clinic, in collaboration with vMocion, an entertainment technology firm, has announce... |
| 30.03.2016 | vMocion looks to end motion sickness in virtual reality by tricking your brain | When it comes to motion sickness in VR, one bad experience can leave a person with little or no desire to ever try on a headset again. One of the major problems is the mismatch between the visual perception of motion given by the VR headset... |
| - | vMocion | “VMocion’s 3V adds a complete sense of 3 dimensional movement for the first time in digital visual environments. 3V can be integrated into a variety of media and entertainment while also eliminating cybersickness. VMocion’s WAIV platform el... |