Intentiva
Intentiva makes it easier to control TVs, PCs, and other home devices by recognizing simple hand and finger gestures. The company develops uCentric, a gesture-recognition interface that applies computational neuroscience insights and machine learning models to infer user intentions. uCentric operates as software (an SDK/embedded interface) that ingests depth-camera inputs such as Xbox Kinect, Asus Xtion or PrimeSense sensors and can accept webcam input in later versions. The product targets consumer electronics and smart-home device interactions and can be integrated by device makers and application developers.
Intentiva
Intentiva makes it easier to control TVs, PCs, and other home devices by recognizing simple hand and finger gestures. The company develops uCentric, a gesture-recognition interface that applies computational neuroscience insights and machine learning models to infer user intentions. uCentric operates as software (an SDK/embedded interface) that ingests depth-camera inputs such as Xbox Kinect, Asus Xtion or PrimeSense sensors and can accept webcam input in later versions. The product targets consumer electronics and smart-home device interactions and can be integrated by device makers and application developers.
TL;DR
Founded: 2012
Headquarters: San Diego, California
Product: uCentric gesture-recognition interface (SDK/embedded software)
Tech: Computational neuroscience and machine learning applied to depth-camera input
Last known funding: Seed round announced Jan 13, 2014 (Plug and Play listed)
Status: Closed (around 2016)
Company Overview
Problem Domain
Human–device interaction and gesture recognition for consumer electronics and smart-home devices.
Founded
2012
Industry
Data and Analytics
Funding Track Record
Seed round announced Jan 13, 2014
Investor Signal
“Plug and Play participated in the seed round”