Born out of the Stanford Virtual Human Interaction Lab, Strivr uses virtual reality to train athletes and employees and has now collected $51m in funding altogether.
Strivr, a US-based immersive learning technology spinout of Stanford University, secured $30m in series B funding on Tuesday from investors including Prologis Ventures, the corporate venturing arm of logistics real estate operator Prologis.
Growth equity firm Georgian Partners led the round, which was also backed by Franklin Templeton, GreatPoint Ventures and Alumni Ventures Group. Tyson Baber, a partner at Georgian Partners, has taken a board seat at Strivr.
Strivr has created an immersive learning system that uses virtual…
