According to documents filed with the SEC, Simile Inc. — based in Brooklyn, N.Y. — launched a new round of equity financing on Jan. 25.
The company intends to raise as much as $4,608,298 and reports having raised the full amount. The documents were filed with the SEC on April 4.
View the filingRelated: Virtual reality: The hype, the problems and the promise [BBC News, July 29, 2016]
Plus, a Baltimore Emerging Technology Centers leader steps down, Johns Hopkins student entrepreneurs compete for funding and other power moves.
With few regional competitors and rising regulatory pressure, the PA startup’s bet on flexibility, downstream partners and reuse is paying off.
Colleges are still figuring out how to guide learners with emerging tech, and in Philly, two schools showcase different ends of the spectrum.
The Arlington firm, which offers AI-powered insight into government RFPs, plans to use the money to hire, expand offices and get higher clearances.
App Beacon CEO Hector Ocasio says a combination of his tech exec experience and his original idea’s organic growth led to a broader venture.
As the year’s final new moon rises, fresh roles across the region cut through the darkness.
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