Ed Barton

Ed Barton is a prominent figure in Brighton's startup scene, known for his innovative contributions to virtual and augmented reality technology. Barton's career trajectory began with studies in TV production at the University of Leeds, later turning to film development and web design. After founding Curiscope in 2015, Barton went on to lead the company and receive recognition in notable publications. Forbes named him one of their 30 under 30 talents of 2017, while Wired provided him with their Innovation Fellowship in 2016. Under his leadership, Curiscope created the Virtuali-Tee, a best-selling AR product for kids, and Great White Sharks, a VR experience that became one of the most-watched of all time. Prior to founding Curiscope, Barton served as a Chief Commercial Officer and an advisor in strategy and investment roles. He currently serves as the CEO and Co-Founder of Junior Adventures Group, a company under Moshi Kids dedicated to virtual experiences catered for children. If you're in the industry and looking to connect with a forward-thinking innovator, don't hesitate to get in touch with Ed Barton.