Simulation Company Fieldscale Closes New Round of $600K Funding
Simulation company Fieldscale, specializing in the touch screen simulation software industry, is proud to announce a new round of $600,000 in funding.
Thessaloniki, Greece, September 08, 2017 --(PR.com)-- The OpenFund, PJ Tech Catalyst, the National Bank of Greece (NBG), and three angel investors make up this round’s funding, supporting the company’s vision of creating Simulation Apps for every stage of the new product development process. “The founders of Fieldscale have combined knowledge with experience in order to create a very successful startup,” said Spyros Arsenis, NBG Business Seeds coordinator. “It’s not another marketplace, but a true effort to optimize and improve the simulation industry and its tools.”
Fieldscale is a tech start-up with the mission to make simulation an indispensable part of every new product development process. Their products are Simulation Apps, which are powerful decision-making tools, to provide autonomy to every department and every stage of the product development, in increased accuracy. Their tools run on optimized, highly intelligent algorithms, but at the same time, they operate around the zero-learning-curve concept. Yiorgos Bontzios, CEO of Fieldscale said, “I am very proud of my team’s commitment. We strongly believe in our vision and this funding round will allow us to continue our growth, expand our business operations and offer state-of-the-art service to our customers.”
Fieldscale has already launched their flagship Simulation App SENSE, targeting the touchscreen industry. They have recently showcased the third version of SENSE at the Display Week 2017, the world’s largest, annual exhibition for the electronic information display industry, in Los Angeles. Big players of the industry such as Samsung, Panasonic Aviation, Bosch, Amazon, Google, Synaptics, and others had the opportunity to meet Fieldscale’s field engineers and watch live demonstrations of SENSE’s capabilities.
The company aims to help even more engineers improve their workflow with the power of Simulation Apps, allowing them to extensively reduce the new product development overhead. Their customer portfolio includes IC and touch sensor companies from the UK, Germany, and USA. The company is planning to expand to the Asian touchscreen market in the upcoming year.
Fieldscale is a tech start-up with the mission to make simulation an indispensable part of every new product development process. Their products are Simulation Apps, which are powerful decision-making tools, to provide autonomy to every department and every stage of the product development, in increased accuracy. Their tools run on optimized, highly intelligent algorithms, but at the same time, they operate around the zero-learning-curve concept. Yiorgos Bontzios, CEO of Fieldscale said, “I am very proud of my team’s commitment. We strongly believe in our vision and this funding round will allow us to continue our growth, expand our business operations and offer state-of-the-art service to our customers.”
Fieldscale has already launched their flagship Simulation App SENSE, targeting the touchscreen industry. They have recently showcased the third version of SENSE at the Display Week 2017, the world’s largest, annual exhibition for the electronic information display industry, in Los Angeles. Big players of the industry such as Samsung, Panasonic Aviation, Bosch, Amazon, Google, Synaptics, and others had the opportunity to meet Fieldscale’s field engineers and watch live demonstrations of SENSE’s capabilities.
The company aims to help even more engineers improve their workflow with the power of Simulation Apps, allowing them to extensively reduce the new product development overhead. Their customer portfolio includes IC and touch sensor companies from the UK, Germany, and USA. The company is planning to expand to the Asian touchscreen market in the upcoming year.
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Vasso Kalaitzidou
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003023109474784
Fieldscale.com
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