Augmented reality app wins wild-card round in StartUp Series

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ReLiveIt, an augmented reality app, took the wild-card round of the Tulsa StartUp Series on Wednesday night at 36 Degrees North.

The app allows patrons at venues such as museums or sporting events to access additional free or paid content to enhance their experience.

Co-founder Ben Campbell will receive $2,500 for product advancement, a three-month membership to 36 Degrees North, a spot in the Venture Assessment Program at i2e and a mentor with weekly availability for at least three months. Campbell also earned a spot into the semifinals of Demo Day, which offers a grand prize of $15,000.

The StartUp Series, which stretches into November, is powered by the Lobeck Taylor Family Foundation, with support from Cox Business, Cox Media and Riata Center for Entrepreneurship at OSU. The series was designed to deliver resources and mentoring opportunities to entrepreneurs.

Read the story at the Tulsa World website.

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