The 3D imaging technology developer will use the capital from a Robert Bosch-led round to market its products to autonomous car developers.

US-based 3D imaging technology developer TetraVue has raised $10m in a series A round co-led by Robert Bosch Venture Capital (RBVC), the corporate venturing arm of industrial product manufacturer Robert Bosch.

The round, which was co-led by venture capital firm Nautilus Venture Partners, also featured contract manufacturer Foxconn and Samsung Catalyst Fund, a subsidiary of electronics producer Samsung.

Founded in 2008, TetraVue has built a camera that captures high-definition (HD) images in three dimensions and at long ranges. The camera…