Intel Capital backs Sanjet's wearable video technology
Intel Capital has committed an undisclosed sum to Sanjet Technology Corp, a Taiwan-based manufacturer of portable multi-purpose video cameras. The funding will be used to support the development of cameras that can be worn on the body or placed inside vehicles, providing information used in driver assistance and safety applications.
The investment came from the $100 million Intel Capital Connected Car Fund, which was set up in 2012 to help accelerate the adoption of new technology and services in the automotive industry. It has a...
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