The Fancam is an ultra high definition 360º image of the stadium, taken a few minutes before kick-off. The 20 thousand megapixels captured by the Fancam, allow fans to zoom in and explore every corner of a stadium in unbelievable detail. If you were lucky enough to be at the event, you can find yourself and share that particular view with friends and family via email, Facebook or Twitter.
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| Dec 24, 2019 | Are these the 10 biggest deals by African tech startups in 2019? | Big money. That’s what African 86 tech startups raised this year. While not every startup wanted to disclose how much they raised, those that did made a ton of it — almost $290-million going on data from 88 venture capital (VC) disclosed d... |
| Dec 20, 2019 | Are these SA’s 11 biggest disclosed VC deals in 2019? [Updated] | UPDATE (20 and 23 December): This article was updated to correctly state that SweepSouth’s R30-million raise from Naspers Foundry was part of a R60-million round closed in October. We have also removed the R500k Vollar deal which was actual... |
| Dec 20, 2019 | Are these SA’s 11 biggest disclosed VC deals in 2019? [Updated] | UPDATE (20 and 23 December): This article was updated to correctly state that SweepSouth’s R30-million raise from Naspers Foundry was part of a R60-million round closed in October. We have also removed the R500k Vollar deal which was actual... |
| Apr 4, 2019 | SA’s Fancam wins industry validation, $100k with Stadia Ventures sports accelerator | Cape Town based tech company Fancam has landed $100 000 in investment from US based venture capital Stadia Ventures. But the company’s co-founder and CEO Tinus le Roux (pictured above, right with fellow co-founder James Tayler) says more i... |
| Apr 4, 2019 | SA’s Fancam wins industry validation, $100k with Stadia Ventures sports accelerator | Cape Town based tech company Fancam has landed $100 000 in investment from US based venture capital Stadia Ventures. But the company’s co-founder and CEO Tinus le Roux (pictured above, right with fellow co-founder James Tayler) says more im... |
| Mar 28, 2019 | South African Sport-tech Startup, Fancam, Raises $100,000 from Stadia Ventures | Fancam, a South African sports-tech startup, is among the six selected startups to take part in the Stadia Ventures’ Accelerator programme. Located in St Louis USA, Stadia Ventures helps sports and e-sports startups develop, by offering the... |
| Dec 7, 2015 | Fancam’s 20 Gigapixel photos provide a CIA-esque portrait of NFL crowds, concerts and more | People love laughing at the pseudo-technology that one tends to see on TV shows like CSI. Often times, we see investigators endlessly zoom-in and enhance video footage to a laughably granular level, as evidenced by this widely circulated an... |
| Fancam’s 20 Gigapixel photos provide a CIA-esque portrait of NFL crowds, concerts and more | People love laughing at the pseudo-technology that one tends to see on TV shows like CSI. Often times, we see investigators endlessly zoom-in and enhance video footage to a laughably granular level, as evidenced by this widely circulated an... | |
| South African Sport-tech Startup, Fancam, Raises $100,000 from Stadia Ventures | Fancam, a South African sports-tech startup, is among the six selected startups to take part in the Stadia Ventures’ Accelerator programme. Located in St Louis USA, Stadia Ventures helps sports and e-sports startups develop, by offering the... |
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FAQ about Fancam
When was Fancam founded?
Fancam was founded in 2010.
What has the press written about Fancam?
Parsers VC has collected 10 articles mentioning Fancam, among them “Are these the 10 biggest deals by African tech startups in 2019?” (Dec 24, 2019) and “Are these SA’s 11 biggest disclosed VC deals in 2019? [Updated]” (Dec 20, 2019).
Is Fancam still active?
Yes, Fancam is active; its latest activity on Parsers VC dates from Dec 24, 2019.