
Cambridge startup SBR Health has brought in a $1.67 million equity investment involving entrepreneur Mike Maples Jr.’s Floodgate Fund LP, according to a document filed with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission.
SBR Health was founded in 2010 by CEO Chris Herot, a veteran of Lotus Development Corp. and former chief product officer at video company VSee Lab. SBR Health is developing real-time video communications software designed to help health-care professionals communicate with specialists and patients to improve delivery of treatments.
Herot’s co-founder is chairman James Gibbons, who is a professor of electrical engineering at Stanford University. He has been an advisor and board member of various companies, including Cisco Systems Inc. and VSee Lab.
The SEC document listed Maples as an involved party. Maples is the managing partner of Floodgate, and co-founded Motive Inc., a broadband software company in 1997.
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