Kleiner Perkins

Kleiner Perkins is a prominent American venture capital firm founded in 1972 and headquartered in Menlo Park, California. The firm specializes in early-stage, growth, and incubation investments across various industries, including healthcare, consumer products, artificial intelligence, machine learning, and life sciences. Kleiner Perkins focuses on partnering with innovative founders, supporting them from the inception of their ideas through to initial public offerings. The firm is known for its commitment to investing in a wide range of sectors, such as information technology, financial services, and cybersecurity, while maintaining a global investment approach that includes markets in North America, the Middle East, and Mainland China. As a Registered Investment Adviser, Kleiner Perkins aims to maximize the potential of the companies it invests in, fostering bold ideas that have the capacity to create significant impact across industries and continents.

Annie Case

Partner

Cindy Cheng

Partner

Cindy Cheng

Associate

Nadia Cochinwala

Investor

Josh Coyne

Partner

Joshua Coyne

Partner and Investor

John Doerr

Partner and Chairman

Juliet Flint

Partner

Ilya Fushman

Partner

John Gage

Partner

Mamoon Hamid

Partner and Investor

Wen Hsieh

Partner

Haomiao Huang

Investor

E. Floyd Kvamme

Partner

Floyd Kvamme

Partner Emeriti

Bucky Moore

Partner and Investor

Aditya Naganath

Principal

Lucas Oliveira

Investor

Lucas Oliveira

Investor

Tom Perkins

Partner and Co-Founder

Ev Randle

Partner

Everett Randle

Partner

Ted Schlein

General Partner

Beth Seidenberg

General Partner

James Tang

Partner and Vice President, China

Jimmy Wei

Venture Partner, China

Monica Desai

Principal

Nikki Zhang

Director, China

Jason Zhao

Partner, China

Past deals in Computer Vision

Optic

Seed Round in 2022
Optic monitors blockchains to reveal the origins of any NFT and how it’s been reimagined, remixed, or copied.

General Radar

Series A in 2022
General Radar develops high resolution 3d radar for autonomous systems. The company was founded in 2016 and is based in Mountain View, California.

Viz

Series D in 2022
Viz.ai, Inc. specializes in healthcare imaging software designed to enhance stroke care through the use of artificial intelligence. The company's flagship technology synchronizes treatment by reducing delays in patient care, enabling rapid identification of large vessel occlusion (LVO) strokes using advanced deep learning algorithms. Key offerings include Viz LVO, which alerts on-call stroke teams based on CT angiogram images, and Viz CTP, which analyzes CT perfusion images and generates critical parametric data. Additionally, Viz HUB facilitates communication among clinical teams to coordinate care efficiently, while Viz VIEW allows healthcare professionals to view imaging data on mobile devices. Founded in 2016 and headquartered in San Francisco, the company aims to transform healthcare delivery by improving the speed and accessibility of treatment for stroke patients.

Synthesia

Series B in 2021
Synthesia Ltd. develops artificial intelligence driven video production platform to create high-end videos. The company’s video synthesis platform allows to create high-end videos for many applications, including personalized advertising, corporate communications, and e-learning. Its platform synchronizes the lip movements in a video to a new dialogue track, which enables video content to be translated into foreign languages, widening distribution channels. The company was incorporated in 2017 and is based in London, United Kingdom.

Viz

Series C in 2021
Viz.ai, Inc. specializes in healthcare imaging software designed to enhance stroke care through the use of artificial intelligence. The company's flagship technology synchronizes treatment by reducing delays in patient care, enabling rapid identification of large vessel occlusion (LVO) strokes using advanced deep learning algorithms. Key offerings include Viz LVO, which alerts on-call stroke teams based on CT angiogram images, and Viz CTP, which analyzes CT perfusion images and generates critical parametric data. Additionally, Viz HUB facilitates communication among clinical teams to coordinate care efficiently, while Viz VIEW allows healthcare professionals to view imaging data on mobile devices. Founded in 2016 and headquartered in San Francisco, the company aims to transform healthcare delivery by improving the speed and accessibility of treatment for stroke patients.

Labelbox

Series C in 2021
Labelbox, Inc. is an artificial intelligence-based platform designed for companies to outsource data labeling, primarily for machine learning applications. Founded in 2018 and headquartered in San Francisco, California, Labelbox enables organizations to import datasets, create and manage labeling tasks, and collaborate effectively with internal or external labeling teams. The platform serves as a central hub for data science teams, streamlining the process of creating and managing training data. By improving data input and management, Labelbox enhances the quality of training data, which in turn contributes to the development of more accurate machine-learning models.

Labelbox

Series B in 2020
Labelbox, Inc. is an artificial intelligence-based platform designed for companies to outsource data labeling, primarily for machine learning applications. Founded in 2018 and headquartered in San Francisco, California, Labelbox enables organizations to import datasets, create and manage labeling tasks, and collaborate effectively with internal or external labeling teams. The platform serves as a central hub for data science teams, streamlining the process of creating and managing training data. By improving data input and management, Labelbox enhances the quality of training data, which in turn contributes to the development of more accurate machine-learning models.

Viz

Series B in 2019
Viz.ai, Inc. specializes in healthcare imaging software designed to enhance stroke care through the use of artificial intelligence. The company's flagship technology synchronizes treatment by reducing delays in patient care, enabling rapid identification of large vessel occlusion (LVO) strokes using advanced deep learning algorithms. Key offerings include Viz LVO, which alerts on-call stroke teams based on CT angiogram images, and Viz CTP, which analyzes CT perfusion images and generates critical parametric data. Additionally, Viz HUB facilitates communication among clinical teams to coordinate care efficiently, while Viz VIEW allows healthcare professionals to view imaging data on mobile devices. Founded in 2016 and headquartered in San Francisco, the company aims to transform healthcare delivery by improving the speed and accessibility of treatment for stroke patients.

Labelbox

Series A in 2019
Labelbox, Inc. is an artificial intelligence-based platform designed for companies to outsource data labeling, primarily for machine learning applications. Founded in 2018 and headquartered in San Francisco, California, Labelbox enables organizations to import datasets, create and manage labeling tasks, and collaborate effectively with internal or external labeling teams. The platform serves as a central hub for data science teams, streamlining the process of creating and managing training data. By improving data input and management, Labelbox enhances the quality of training data, which in turn contributes to the development of more accurate machine-learning models.

AEye

Series B in 2018
AEye, Inc. specializes in developing vision hardware, software, and algorithms tailored for autonomous vehicles. The company is known for its innovative iDAR platform, which integrates LiDAR, computer vision, and artificial intelligence to enhance perception and motion planning for advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS) and autonomous vehicles. AEye's product offerings include the 4Sight A and 4Sight M sensors, as well as the AE100 Robotic Perception System and AE200, which are designed to meet the demands of the mobility market with modular and high-performance features. Since its inception in 2013 and a name change in 2016, AEye has established itself as a leader in intelligent sensing technology, securing investment from prestigious firms such as Kleiner Perkins and Intel Capital. The company is headquartered in Dublin, California, within the San Francisco Bay Area.

Labelbox

Seed Round in 2018
Labelbox, Inc. is an artificial intelligence-based platform designed for companies to outsource data labeling, primarily for machine learning applications. Founded in 2018 and headquartered in San Francisco, California, Labelbox enables organizations to import datasets, create and manage labeling tasks, and collaborate effectively with internal or external labeling teams. The platform serves as a central hub for data science teams, streamlining the process of creating and managing training data. By improving data input and management, Labelbox enhances the quality of training data, which in turn contributes to the development of more accurate machine-learning models.

Viz

Series A in 2018
Viz.ai, Inc. specializes in healthcare imaging software designed to enhance stroke care through the use of artificial intelligence. The company's flagship technology synchronizes treatment by reducing delays in patient care, enabling rapid identification of large vessel occlusion (LVO) strokes using advanced deep learning algorithms. Key offerings include Viz LVO, which alerts on-call stroke teams based on CT angiogram images, and Viz CTP, which analyzes CT perfusion images and generates critical parametric data. Additionally, Viz HUB facilitates communication among clinical teams to coordinate care efficiently, while Viz VIEW allows healthcare professionals to view imaging data on mobile devices. Founded in 2016 and headquartered in San Francisco, the company aims to transform healthcare delivery by improving the speed and accessibility of treatment for stroke patients.

Capture Technologies

Seed Round in 2018
Capture Technologies is a technology and social media company. Our mission is to bring an absolutely new and unique experience to how people interact with each other. We are closely working with AI, thereby using the most advanced technology to help us bring our mission to life. Capture app will erase the boundary between real-time communication and artificial intelligence.

AEye

Series A in 2017
AEye, Inc. specializes in developing vision hardware, software, and algorithms tailored for autonomous vehicles. The company is known for its innovative iDAR platform, which integrates LiDAR, computer vision, and artificial intelligence to enhance perception and motion planning for advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS) and autonomous vehicles. AEye's product offerings include the 4Sight A and 4Sight M sensors, as well as the AE100 Robotic Perception System and AE200, which are designed to meet the demands of the mobility market with modular and high-performance features. Since its inception in 2013 and a name change in 2016, AEye has established itself as a leader in intelligent sensing technology, securing investment from prestigious firms such as Kleiner Perkins and Intel Capital. The company is headquartered in Dublin, California, within the San Francisco Bay Area.

General Radar

Seed Round in 2016
General Radar develops high resolution 3d radar for autonomous systems. The company was founded in 2016 and is based in Mountain View, California.

AOptix

Series F in 2015
AOptix Technologies, Inc. specializes in free space optical communications and iris biometric identification solutions tailored for both government and commercial sectors. The company develops advanced biometric iris recognition systems and high-bandwidth laser communication technologies. Its products serve various applications, including border security, national and regional identification cards, aviation security, and access control for governmental and commercial entities. Additionally, AOptix provides solutions for law enforcement and defense, facilitating network-centric operations across ground and air nodes. In the commercial arena, its innovations support outdoor sporting events, wireless ad-hoc networks, and the transmission of uncompressed high-definition video.

Snap

Series D in 2014
Snap Inc. is a multinational camera company that operates the popular photo messaging application, Snapchat. This platform enables users to communicate through short videos and images, known as Snaps, while offering various features such as personalized camera tools, group chats, and the ability to create and view stories. Snapchat's Discover section curates content from publishers and creators based on user interests. The Snap Map feature provides a live map displaying user locations, nearby friends, and popular stories. Additionally, the Memories function allows users to save and organize their Snaps in a searchable collection. In 2016, Snap launched Spectacles, video-sharing sunglasses that facilitate capturing content from a first-person perspective. Founded in 2010 and headquartered in Santa Monica, California, Snap Inc. was previously known as Snapchat, Inc.

3VR

Debt Financing in 2013
3VR specializes in video business intelligence solutions that enhance security and provide valuable customer insights. Their offerings include hybrid network video recorders, video management and investigation software, and a comprehensive suite of video analytics and APIs. The company's VisionPoint Dashboard is a key component, enabling real-time intelligence gathering from video data, whether from a single camera or an extensive network. This technology helps organizations improve security measures, optimize operational efficiency, and enhance customer experiences across various sectors, including Banking, Retail, Government, Infrastructure, and Hospitality. Recognized as one of the fastest-growing private companies in the U.S., 3VR serves a diverse global clientele, establishing itself as a standard in video surveillance and analytics.

Invisioneer

Seed Round in 2013
Invisioneer is a company focused on developing innovative television companion devices that enhance the viewing experience by integrating video discovery and smart TV functionalities. Committed to creating products that resonate with users, the company has a history of disrupting industries to deliver solutions that prioritize customer satisfaction. While rapid market entry with cutting-edge products is crucial, Invisioneer also emphasizes the importance of fostering a sustainable environment for growth and employee development, ensuring that both the business and its workforce can thrive in the long term.

Dropcam

Series C in 2013
Dropcam is revolutionizing the way people stay connected to the places they care about. With the Dropcam and Dropcam Pro Wi-Fi video monitoring cameras and optional Cloud Recording (CVR) service, you can remotely drop in on your house, baby, pets, business or anything else from a smartphone,tablet or computer.

CrowdOptic

Venture Round in 2013
CrowdOptic uses real-time sensor data from electronic devices and its own patented CrowdOptic algorithms to identify and track where devices are aimed (focus) and to identify groups of people with the same focus (clusters). CrowdOptic technology, which includes sensor data smoothing, EXIF data mining and focal analytics, is instantly deployable in a range of mobile applications and technology environments to enhance broadcasting, security, social media sharing and advertising.

OptiMedica

Series E in 2013
OptiMedica Corporation is a Silicon Valley-based ophthalmic device company founded in 2004, dedicated to enhancing patient outcomes through innovative technologies. The company focuses on developing a reproducible, noninvasive technique to improve cataract surgery by utilizing femtosecond laser technology, which aims to replace the inconsistent manual steps traditionally associated with the procedure. This advancement is designed to provide cataract surgeons and their patients with improved precision, control, and performance. OptiMedica has successfully completed clinical trials of its Catalys Precision Laser System, yielding promising results. Although the system is not yet available for sale in the United States, the company anticipates launching it in U.S. and international markets.

AOptix

Series E in 2012
AOptix Technologies, Inc. specializes in free space optical communications and iris biometric identification solutions tailored for both government and commercial sectors. The company develops advanced biometric iris recognition systems and high-bandwidth laser communication technologies. Its products serve various applications, including border security, national and regional identification cards, aviation security, and access control for governmental and commercial entities. Additionally, AOptix provides solutions for law enforcement and defense, facilitating network-centric operations across ground and air nodes. In the commercial arena, its innovations support outdoor sporting events, wireless ad-hoc networks, and the transmission of uncompressed high-definition video.

Affectiva

Series A in 2012
Affectiva, Inc. is a Boston-based company specializing in emotion-sensing artificial intelligence software that enables businesses to understand consumer engagement with digital content. Founded in 2009 as a spin-off from the MIT Media Lab, Affectiva has pioneered the Emotion AI category, utilizing deep learning, computer vision, and speech science to analyze subtle human emotions and cognitive states. The company provides a software development kit, cloud-based API, and various solutions for industries such as advertising, automotive, social robotics, and healthcare. Affectiva's technology is employed by numerous Fortune Global 500 companies to enhance consumer engagement with advertisements, videos, and TV programming. Additionally, its in-cabin sensing AI is transforming the automotive sector by improving safety and personalizing transportation experiences. With a robust dataset that includes over nine million face videos analyzed across 90 countries, Affectiva continues to drive innovation in emotional analytics and insights.

3VR

Series E in 2010
3VR specializes in video business intelligence solutions that enhance security and provide valuable customer insights. Their offerings include hybrid network video recorders, video management and investigation software, and a comprehensive suite of video analytics and APIs. The company's VisionPoint Dashboard is a key component, enabling real-time intelligence gathering from video data, whether from a single camera or an extensive network. This technology helps organizations improve security measures, optimize operational efficiency, and enhance customer experiences across various sectors, including Banking, Retail, Government, Infrastructure, and Hospitality. Recognized as one of the fastest-growing private companies in the U.S., 3VR serves a diverse global clientele, establishing itself as a standard in video surveillance and analytics.

AOptix

Series D in 2009
AOptix Technologies, Inc. specializes in free space optical communications and iris biometric identification solutions tailored for both government and commercial sectors. The company develops advanced biometric iris recognition systems and high-bandwidth laser communication technologies. Its products serve various applications, including border security, national and regional identification cards, aviation security, and access control for governmental and commercial entities. Additionally, AOptix provides solutions for law enforcement and defense, facilitating network-centric operations across ground and air nodes. In the commercial arena, its innovations support outdoor sporting events, wireless ad-hoc networks, and the transmission of uncompressed high-definition video.

RGB Networks

Series D in 2008
RGB Networks, Inc. specializes in network video processing solutions designed for multiscreen IP video delivery. The company offers a range of products under its video intelligence architecture (VIA), including tools for grooming, statistical multiplexing, transrating, and digital program insertion. Their solutions cater to various applications, such as video-on-demand and switched digital video, and include a modular media converter for ASI-to-gigabit Ethernet conversion. RGB Networks also provides an IPTV solution for Internet protocol-based video services, a simulcast edge processor for digital decoding, and a universal scalable modulator for multi-service digital edge modulation. By enabling multiple system operators and video service providers to implement switched digital networks, RGB Networks supports the efficient delivery and monetization of live and on-demand video across diverse platforms.

OptiMedica

Series C in 2008
OptiMedica Corporation is a Silicon Valley-based ophthalmic device company founded in 2004, dedicated to enhancing patient outcomes through innovative technologies. The company focuses on developing a reproducible, noninvasive technique to improve cataract surgery by utilizing femtosecond laser technology, which aims to replace the inconsistent manual steps traditionally associated with the procedure. This advancement is designed to provide cataract surgeons and their patients with improved precision, control, and performance. OptiMedica has successfully completed clinical trials of its Catalys Precision Laser System, yielding promising results. Although the system is not yet available for sale in the United States, the company anticipates launching it in U.S. and international markets.

AOptix

Venture Round in 2008
AOptix Technologies, Inc. specializes in free space optical communications and iris biometric identification solutions tailored for both government and commercial sectors. The company develops advanced biometric iris recognition systems and high-bandwidth laser communication technologies. Its products serve various applications, including border security, national and regional identification cards, aviation security, and access control for governmental and commercial entities. Additionally, AOptix provides solutions for law enforcement and defense, facilitating network-centric operations across ground and air nodes. In the commercial arena, its innovations support outdoor sporting events, wireless ad-hoc networks, and the transmission of uncompressed high-definition video.

Ophthonix

Series D in 2006
Ophthonix, Inc. manufactures and markets high resolution spectacle lenses for vision assessment and correction applications. It offers its high resolution lenses for single vision spectacle lenses for the correction of myopia, hyperopia, and mild astigmatism; and progressive addition spectacle lenses. The company sells its products through practitioners in the United States and European countries. Ophthonix, Inc. was founded in 2000 and is based in Vista, California.

3VR

Series C in 2006
3VR specializes in video business intelligence solutions that enhance security and provide valuable customer insights. Their offerings include hybrid network video recorders, video management and investigation software, and a comprehensive suite of video analytics and APIs. The company's VisionPoint Dashboard is a key component, enabling real-time intelligence gathering from video data, whether from a single camera or an extensive network. This technology helps organizations improve security measures, optimize operational efficiency, and enhance customer experiences across various sectors, including Banking, Retail, Government, Infrastructure, and Hospitality. Recognized as one of the fastest-growing private companies in the U.S., 3VR serves a diverse global clientele, establishing itself as a standard in video surveillance and analytics.

RGB Networks

Series C in 2006
RGB Networks, Inc. specializes in network video processing solutions designed for multiscreen IP video delivery. The company offers a range of products under its video intelligence architecture (VIA), including tools for grooming, statistical multiplexing, transrating, and digital program insertion. Their solutions cater to various applications, such as video-on-demand and switched digital video, and include a modular media converter for ASI-to-gigabit Ethernet conversion. RGB Networks also provides an IPTV solution for Internet protocol-based video services, a simulcast edge processor for digital decoding, and a universal scalable modulator for multi-service digital edge modulation. By enabling multiple system operators and video service providers to implement switched digital networks, RGB Networks supports the efficient delivery and monetization of live and on-demand video across diverse platforms.

OptiMedica

Series B in 2006
OptiMedica Corporation is a Silicon Valley-based ophthalmic device company founded in 2004, dedicated to enhancing patient outcomes through innovative technologies. The company focuses on developing a reproducible, noninvasive technique to improve cataract surgery by utilizing femtosecond laser technology, which aims to replace the inconsistent manual steps traditionally associated with the procedure. This advancement is designed to provide cataract surgeons and their patients with improved precision, control, and performance. OptiMedica has successfully completed clinical trials of its Catalys Precision Laser System, yielding promising results. Although the system is not yet available for sale in the United States, the company anticipates launching it in U.S. and international markets.

3VR

Series B in 2006
3VR specializes in video business intelligence solutions that enhance security and provide valuable customer insights. Their offerings include hybrid network video recorders, video management and investigation software, and a comprehensive suite of video analytics and APIs. The company's VisionPoint Dashboard is a key component, enabling real-time intelligence gathering from video data, whether from a single camera or an extensive network. This technology helps organizations improve security measures, optimize operational efficiency, and enhance customer experiences across various sectors, including Banking, Retail, Government, Infrastructure, and Hospitality. Recognized as one of the fastest-growing private companies in the U.S., 3VR serves a diverse global clientele, establishing itself as a standard in video surveillance and analytics.

Ophthonix

Series C in 2005
Ophthonix, Inc. manufactures and markets high resolution spectacle lenses for vision assessment and correction applications. It offers its high resolution lenses for single vision spectacle lenses for the correction of myopia, hyperopia, and mild astigmatism; and progressive addition spectacle lenses. The company sells its products through practitioners in the United States and European countries. Ophthonix, Inc. was founded in 2000 and is based in Vista, California.

AOptix

Series B in 2005
AOptix Technologies, Inc. specializes in free space optical communications and iris biometric identification solutions tailored for both government and commercial sectors. The company develops advanced biometric iris recognition systems and high-bandwidth laser communication technologies. Its products serve various applications, including border security, national and regional identification cards, aviation security, and access control for governmental and commercial entities. Additionally, AOptix provides solutions for law enforcement and defense, facilitating network-centric operations across ground and air nodes. In the commercial arena, its innovations support outdoor sporting events, wireless ad-hoc networks, and the transmission of uncompressed high-definition video.

OptiMedica

Series A in 2005
OptiMedica Corporation is a Silicon Valley-based ophthalmic device company founded in 2004, dedicated to enhancing patient outcomes through innovative technologies. The company focuses on developing a reproducible, noninvasive technique to improve cataract surgery by utilizing femtosecond laser technology, which aims to replace the inconsistent manual steps traditionally associated with the procedure. This advancement is designed to provide cataract surgeons and their patients with improved precision, control, and performance. OptiMedica has successfully completed clinical trials of its Catalys Precision Laser System, yielding promising results. Although the system is not yet available for sale in the United States, the company anticipates launching it in U.S. and international markets.

RGB Networks

Series B in 2005
RGB Networks, Inc. specializes in network video processing solutions designed for multiscreen IP video delivery. The company offers a range of products under its video intelligence architecture (VIA), including tools for grooming, statistical multiplexing, transrating, and digital program insertion. Their solutions cater to various applications, such as video-on-demand and switched digital video, and include a modular media converter for ASI-to-gigabit Ethernet conversion. RGB Networks also provides an IPTV solution for Internet protocol-based video services, a simulcast edge processor for digital decoding, and a universal scalable modulator for multi-service digital edge modulation. By enabling multiple system operators and video service providers to implement switched digital networks, RGB Networks supports the efficient delivery and monetization of live and on-demand video across diverse platforms.

Ophthonix

Series B in 2004
Ophthonix, Inc. manufactures and markets high resolution spectacle lenses for vision assessment and correction applications. It offers its high resolution lenses for single vision spectacle lenses for the correction of myopia, hyperopia, and mild astigmatism; and progressive addition spectacle lenses. The company sells its products through practitioners in the United States and European countries. Ophthonix, Inc. was founded in 2000 and is based in Vista, California.

Ophthonix

Series A in 2002
Ophthonix, Inc. manufactures and markets high resolution spectacle lenses for vision assessment and correction applications. It offers its high resolution lenses for single vision spectacle lenses for the correction of myopia, hyperopia, and mild astigmatism; and progressive addition spectacle lenses. The company sells its products through practitioners in the United States and European countries. Ophthonix, Inc. was founded in 2000 and is based in Vista, California.

AOptix

Series B in 2002
AOptix Technologies, Inc. specializes in free space optical communications and iris biometric identification solutions tailored for both government and commercial sectors. The company develops advanced biometric iris recognition systems and high-bandwidth laser communication technologies. Its products serve various applications, including border security, national and regional identification cards, aviation security, and access control for governmental and commercial entities. Additionally, AOptix provides solutions for law enforcement and defense, facilitating network-centric operations across ground and air nodes. In the commercial arena, its innovations support outdoor sporting events, wireless ad-hoc networks, and the transmission of uncompressed high-definition video.

AOptix

Series A in 2000
AOptix Technologies, Inc. specializes in free space optical communications and iris biometric identification solutions tailored for both government and commercial sectors. The company develops advanced biometric iris recognition systems and high-bandwidth laser communication technologies. Its products serve various applications, including border security, national and regional identification cards, aviation security, and access control for governmental and commercial entities. Additionally, AOptix provides solutions for law enforcement and defense, facilitating network-centric operations across ground and air nodes. In the commercial arena, its innovations support outdoor sporting events, wireless ad-hoc networks, and the transmission of uncompressed high-definition video.

Viewpoint Digital

Venture Round in 1994
Viewpoint started in 1988 and was one of the first companies to build and sell 3D Models to the new Computer Graphics industry. These models were used in over 500 movies and video games and the Viewpoint catalog became the reference for building new objects. Viewpoint also was the pioneer in developing new ways to digitize 3D objects as well as 2D vector maps and clip art. Viewpoint was acquired by Computer Associates in October of 1998.
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