Avametric (YC W14) — Simulate clothes on your body
Avametric is a privately-held AR and simulation company working to revolutionize the fashion and retail industries. We were founded in 2012 and centrally located in the thriving San Francisco neighborhood of SOMA.
Avametric is a Y Combinator company in the Winter 2014 batch. Its directory entry describes it as: Simulate clothes on your body. The founder listed is Dave Jackson (Founder/CTO) (Y Combinator directory entry, November 24, 2013).
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Avametric is a privately-held AR and simulation company working to revolutionize the fashion and retail industries. We were founded in 2012 and centrally located in the thriving San Francisco neighborhood of SOMA. Our software platform provides automated content creation for brands, retail & e-commerce sales tools, and increased efficiency in garment design & development. By working on both enterprise-facing tools for design and consumer-facing tools for virtual fitting rooms, we are excited to transform visualization experiences in fashion and bring traditionally physical experiences to the virtual space.
We are proudly backed and supported by our lead investors at Khosla Ventures and, together, we look forward to changing the way people shop and design clothing globally.
Sound like you? Find your fit at our careers page: https://www.avametric.com/careers/
Dave Jackson
Founder/CTO
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