Cellolo

Audience Interaction Platform for Concerts & Live Events

Media & Entertainment Technologies
Non Active, Sep 2020 ceased to operate

Company Overview

Snapshot

Founded in November 2012 by Assaf Rozenblat and Idan Cohen, Cellolo operated with 11–50 employees. The company secured one funding round from two investors. In January 2018, Cellolo received seed funding from Gil Smolinski and NGN Partners.

Business overview

Cellolo was developing embedded electronics, operating in stealth mode to create an audience interaction platform specifically designed for concerts and live events. The company focused on the Media & Entertainment Technologies sector, with its core technology rooted in Semiconductors & Electronics, targeting the Media & Entertainment and Music markets.

Company Intelligence Q&A

What is Cellolo's current operational status?
Cellolo is currently non-active, having ceased operations in September 2020.
When was Cellolo founded and by whom?
Cellolo was founded in November 2012 by co-founders Assaf Rozenblat and Idan Cohen.
What was Cellolo's primary focus?
Cellolo focused on developing an audience interaction platform for concerts and live events, utilizing embedded electronics.
Which investors participated in Cellolo's funding round?
In January 2018, Cellolo received seed funding from Gil Smolinski and NGN Partners.
In which sector did Cellolo primarily operate?
Cellolo's primary sector was Media & Entertainment Technologies, with a focus on Semiconductors & Electronics as its core technology.