Peripheral Labs hires ex-Meta, Intel exec as product chief
Peripheral Labs, a Toronto AI startup focused on spatial tech for sports, has brought on Shaun Carrigan—formerly of Meta Reality Labs and Intel Sports—as its first chief product officer. Peripheral, led by robotics entrepreneurs, is developing a system that can create 3D replays from ordinary camera footage. Carrigan will lead product and go-to-market strategy. The company recently raised $8.7 million to expand its platform.
- Shaun Carrigan joins as chief product officer
- Startup focuses on AI-powered 3D sports video
- Carrigan led similar projects at Intel and Meta
- Peripheral raised $8.7 million in new seed funding
- Co-founders are robotics experts from University of Toronto
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