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Diddo enables viewers of any video-based content with the ability to shop any product or experience they see on screen without ever having to leave their show. We are reimagining the malls of tomorrow by building the infrastructure for the future of commerce. Our API makes it incredibly easy for streamers to integrate and uses computer vision to let consumers know exactly what products are on screen and shop directly from video.
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| 25.04.2024 | Diddo Raises $2.8M in Seed Funding | Diddo, a Santa Monica, CA-based provider of an API for interactive ads, raised $2.8M in seed funding.
The round was led by Link Ventures with participation from Neo, Lamar advertising’s family office, Scott Forrstal, and executives from com... |
| 24.04.2024 | Diddo Raises $2.8M Financing Round Led by Link Ventures to Bring Shoppable TV to all Screens | Diddo logo
Diddo raises $2.8M financing round, led by Link Ventures, to bring shoppable TV to all screens. Their easy-to-integrate API finally fulfills the promise of interactive ads; financing will accelerate platform development and expan... |
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| - | 🤖 🏥 How Robots and Artificial Intelligence Are Saving Lives in Los Angeles Hospitals
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The integration of robots and artificial intelligence (AI) is transforming healthcare in Los Angeles, with hospitals increasingly employing these technologies to enhance patient care... |
| - | Diddo | “Removing the friction between consumers and entertainment.” |
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