Funding · Consumer Internet & Media
Flam raises INR 38 Cr to expand mixed reality content platform globally
By Startup Enthusiast ·
- Date
- Company
- Flam
- What it does
- mixed reality content platform
- Kind
- Funding
- Amount
- INR 38 Cr ($4.5 Mn)
- Stage
- pre-Series A
- Founded
- 2021
What they do
Flam is a mixed reality (MR) platform that helps brands create interactive content accessible via mobile cameras
What happened
The startup raised INR 38 Cr ($4.5 Mn) in a pre-Series A round from institutional investors and existing backers
Why it matters
The funding will be used to expand Flam’s presence in North America, Europe, and the MENA region
The details
- Flam, a mixed reality (MR) startup, raised INR 38 Cr ($4.5 Mn) in a pre-Series A funding round.
- The round included participation from Turbostart, Twin Ventures, Alphatron Capital, and undisclosed angel investors and family offices.
- Existing investors such as Inventus Capital Partners, SVQ, and 9Unicorns also participated in the round.
- The startup plans to use the funds to expand its operations in North America, Europe, and the MENA region.
- Flam was founded in 2021 by Shourya Agarwal and helps brands create interactive MR content accessible via mobile cameras.
- The company uses AI, image recognition, and ground tracking to optimize 3D graphics and enable MR content creation.
- Flam has already deployed MR campaigns for major brands like Britannia, Netflix, Wargaming, AJIO, and WPP.
The bigger picture
- The Indian extended reality (XR) market is growing rapidly, with the market projected to reach $1.2 Bn by 2029.
- More Indian brands are adopting AR and VR for marketing, which has increased interest in MR platforms like Flam.
- Flam’s platform allows brands to deploy immersive content without requiring specialized headsets, making it accessible to a broader audience.
- Recent market testing shows that interactive MR overlays are driving higher user retention across digital platforms.
About the business
- Flam is a mixed reality (MR) platform that helps brands create interactive content accessible via mobile cameras.
- The platform uses AI, image recognition, and ground tracking to optimize 3D graphics and enable MR content creation.
- Flam’s technology allows brands to deploy immersive content directly to consumer smartphones without requiring specialized headsets.
- The startup has already deployed MR campaigns for major brands like Britannia, Netflix, Wargaming, AJIO, and WPP.
- Flam’s clients include a variety of industries, from entertainment to retail and online casinos looking to gamify loyalty programs.
What happens next
- Flam plans to expand its operations in North America, Europe, and the MENA region.
- The startup aims to make mixed reality (MR) a permanent part of brand marketing strategies.
The deal
- Type
- funding
Investors
- Turbostart (investor) — An institutional investor in the round.
- Twin Ventures (investor) — An institutional investor in the round.
- Alphatron Capital (investor) — An institutional investor in the round.
- Inventus Capital Partners (existing investor) — An existing investor in Flam.
- SVQ (existing investor) — An existing investor in Flam.
- 9Unicorns (existing investor) — An existing investor in Flam.
Founders
- Shourya Agarwal, co-founder and CEO
About Flam
- Product
- An app-less mixed reality platform enabling brands to create and publish interactive 3D and digital experiences.
- Customers
- Large technology, e-commerce, and consumer brands looking to run interactive marketing campaigns.
- How it makes money
- B2B SaaS or service fees for publishing and hosting mixed reality advertising content.
- What sets it apart
- Proprietary AI infrastructure that delivers real-time 3D and mixed reality experiences in under 300 milliseconds without requiring app downloads or browser redirects.
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