Popbase users can see material with a virtual avatar of the YouTube developer.Wong, who spent over 25 years operating in the video game industry for companies like Sony PlayStation and Activision, began Binary Bubbles in January 2017 together with CTO Richard Weeks and CBDOAmit Tishler.
Wong reconnected with Weeks —-- a developer whose past employers consist of Lucas Art —-- when they both worked onan AR job, and the addition of Tishler, who is an artist/animator, completed the starting group.The start-up has actually raised around $145,000 to date, and it is targeting a total pre-seed round of $500,000.Popbase assists YouTube stars develop closer relationships with their fans