Infinite Objects, Inc.

Infinite Objects, Inc. is a company that specializes in innovative video printing technology, allowing customers to own and display video art in a tangible format without any complex setup requirements. Founded in 2018 in New York, US, Infinite Objects, Inc. creates products that transform videos into physical art pieces.

The company has raised USD 6. 00 mn in a Seed round led by Courtside Ventures, with participation from multiple investors including Dapper Labs Inc. and Serena Ventures. Joseph Saavedra serves as both the founder and CEO, guiding the company's vision and growth.

Infinite Objects specializes in innovative video printing technology, offering a unique product known as the Video Print that enables users to display video art in physical frames. This product provides a user-friendly experience, eliminating buttons, apps, or setup. Targeting a diverse clientele from individual consumers to art collectors, the company has gained traction in North America, Europe, and select regions in Asia. Their focus on quality and customer service has fostered a growing client base seeking personalized and limited-edition pieces.

Infinite Objects generates revenue through direct sales of its flagship Video Print products, with pricing varying based on size and customization options. Customers purchase items directly through the company's website, allowing them to upload videos for printing. The company also offers premium custom video prints tailored to specific client needs. Additionally, Infinite Objects engages in partnerships to enhance its presence in the art and collectibles markets, aligning its offerings with consumer demand for unique art experiences.

In May 2021, Infinite Objects, Inc. secured USD 6. 00 mn in a Seed round, funding which is earmarked for the development of new products, including upcoming limited-edition collections. The company aims to expand into European and Asian markets by 2023, leveraging its recent funding to support these initiatives.

This strategic growth plan is designed to capitalize on the rising interest in digital and physical art convergence, enhancing the company's market position.