Lidar technology developer Sense Photonics has emerged from stealth with $26m in series A funding from investors co-led by the UC-backed Congruent Ventures.
Sense Photonics, a US-based developer of lidar technology that offers an ultra-wide field of view, has emerged from stealth with a $26m series A round co-led by Congruent Ventures, the VC firm backed by University of California, TechCrunch reported yesterday.
VC firm Acadia Woods co-led the round, which also featured Samsung Ventures and Shell Ventures, respective corporate venturing units for conglomerate Samsung and oil and gas company Shell, as well as venture capital firm Prelude Ventures.
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