Rypplzz is a spatial computing company that has developed a patented platform, Interlife, which connects the digital and physical worlds. Interlife converts airspace into addressable 3D cubes, enabling digital files and programs to be precisely mapped to physical locations and interact with phones and IoT devices. Rypplzz's technology is being used in various industries, including sports, entertainment, security, and smart cities, to create engaging experiences, enhance security, and improve operations. Key partners and customers include the Tucson Convention Center, Cisco Sports and Media Group, and Fractal Antenna Systems.
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The seed funding round brought Rypplzz’s total capital raised to $6,800,000.
Rypplzz collaborated with music artist Grimes to host the first-ever Augmented Reality Art Rave at the Ultra Music Festival in Miami.
Rypplzz raised $3,000,000 in seed funding led by sports technology investment firm KB Partners with participation from Triptyq Capital.
KB Partners is a sports technology investment firm that led Rypplzz’s $3,000,000 seed funding round.
Rypplzz’s geo-location technology provides positional accuracy within 0.152 m of a location.
Rypplzz’s precise geo-location and connectivity capabilities are intended to support improved security, asset management, efficiency, and worker safety in large facilities.
Rypplzz is collaborating with a major U.S. sports league to create next-generation stadium experiences.
Rypplzz is collaborating with the 27-acre Tucson Convention Center to create next-generation stadium experiences.
Rypplzz raised $3,000,000 in pre-seed funding from investors including Deal Box Ventures, Fulcrom Investing, and Innovative Venture Partners.
Rypplzz created Interlife, a multi-patented geo-location platform.
Rypplzz is collaborating with SkyPath Security to create next-generation stadium experiences.