Deeptech company VividQ, a leading software and IP developer for holography, has announced a seed extension round of around €9.2 million. The Cambridge head-quartered business is powering the display revolution with computer-generated holography. Its technology is used in the development of next-generation digital displays and devices, by manufacturers in the US, China and Japan. Founded […] The post Cambridge-based VividQ announces €9.2 million to bring holographic display to the world appeared first on EU-Startups.
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