The sensor company was quietly bought by Google last year, which several news reports said was likely tied to Google’s driverless car initiative. Known for its wearable cameras and active sports video postings, GoPro was founded by a UC San Diego alumnus and remains based in San Mateo.Īn even bigger signal comes from JLL’s listing of San Diego-based Lumedyne Technologies as looking for larger space. “We’re looking to build out a large presence and expand our team, with the goal of replicating our culture and mission to make the world a healthier, more active place.”Īnother out-of-town tech company, GoPro recently expanded its local presence into the Make project in Carlsbad, a former flower mart that the Cruzan development company is repurposing. “San Diego is a recognized center of engineering excellence,” a Fitbit spokeswoman said.
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Not only does the company capitalize on San Diego’s outdoors sports reputation but it also plugs into San Diego’s computer science and software talent. (A reminder to LA boosters: The term actually originated in San Diego in 1984 with the founding of Silicon Beach Software, now owned by Adobe Systems.)įitbit, the San Francisco manufacturer of wearable fitness devices, is making final plans to move to a newly established, 17,000-square-foot research-and-development office in Rancho Bernardo.
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