Characters may look directly into the lens or speak to the camera as if addressing the viewer.
Enhancing the immersive experience in first-person shooters or RPGs.
| Metric | Figure (2024) | |--------|---------------| | | €45 M | | Gross Margin | 62 % | | Geographic Footprint | 12 countries (EU, US, Singapore, Japan) | | Patents filed | 27 (15 granted) – covering membrane composition, manufacturing process, and smart‑sensor integration | | Funding to date | €49 M | | Key investors | Energy Impact Partners, Breakthrough Energy Ventures, Sequoia Capital (Czech branch) |
When you hear the word “filtration,” you probably picture a kitchen sink strainer or a massive water‑treatment plant. Yet, in the past three years a small, Prague‑based startup named has been quietly turning that perception on its head. By marrying cutting‑edge materials science with a philosophy of “design‑first engineering,” Filtypov has created a family of modular, high‑efficiency filters that are finding homes in everything from electric‑vehicle (EV) battery packs to urban vertical farms.
Scenarios are designed to make the viewer feel like a participant rather than a passive observer.
A certain level of "camera shake" or raw footage style is often maintained to mimic the natural movement of a human head or handheld device. Niche Digital Platforms
Characters may look directly into the lens or speak to the camera as if addressing the viewer.
Enhancing the immersive experience in first-person shooters or RPGs.
| Metric | Figure (2024) | |--------|---------------| | | €45 M | | Gross Margin | 62 % | | Geographic Footprint | 12 countries (EU, US, Singapore, Japan) | | Patents filed | 27 (15 granted) – covering membrane composition, manufacturing process, and smart‑sensor integration | | Funding to date | €49 M | | Key investors | Energy Impact Partners, Breakthrough Energy Ventures, Sequoia Capital (Czech branch) |
When you hear the word “filtration,” you probably picture a kitchen sink strainer or a massive water‑treatment plant. Yet, in the past three years a small, Prague‑based startup named has been quietly turning that perception on its head. By marrying cutting‑edge materials science with a philosophy of “design‑first engineering,” Filtypov has created a family of modular, high‑efficiency filters that are finding homes in everything from electric‑vehicle (EV) battery packs to urban vertical farms.
Scenarios are designed to make the viewer feel like a participant rather than a passive observer.
A certain level of "camera shake" or raw footage style is often maintained to mimic the natural movement of a human head or handheld device. Niche Digital Platforms
