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TetaVi

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YOOM, formerly Tetavi, raises $15 million from star-studded investor list

25.10.22|Meir Orbach
The Israeli startup’s volumetric technology allows the creation of photorealistic digital content and experiences for the Metaverse and Web3
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CTech's Book Review: Spotting the significance of crucial conversations

07.03.22|Matan Efrima
Matan Efrima, CPO at Tetavi, shares insights after reading “Crucial Conversations: Tools for Talking When Stakes Are High" by Kerry Patterson, Joseph Grenny, Ron McMillan, and Al Switzler.
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"In five years we'll look at Zoom and say it looks like the Stone Age"

03.02.22|Amir Kurz
"Most of the meaningful future experiences will be in the Metaverse and not through small screens. The Internet has changed forever," Gil Rosen told a panel at Calcalist's Innovation Conference. Dr. Tomer Simon added that "a combination of the Metaverse and artificial intelligence can help people with disabilities overcome any barriers."
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TetaVi raises $6 million series A for 3D holograms in immersive media

30.09.20|James Spiro
The round brings the total funding to more than $11 million
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Augmented Reality Startup TetaVi Raises $4 Million

31.03.20|Elham Nasser Eddin
TetaVi develops volumetric video technology made portable using four depth cameras developed in-house
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TetaVi’s Technology Could Enable Viewers to Walk Through a Virtual Reality Movie

15.01.20|Lilach Baumer, Las Vegas
Israel-based TetaVi develops volumetric video technology made portable using four depth cameras developed in-house