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The XR market is moving quickly, so we refresh this ranking every month to keep the list useful for founders, investors, and market researchers.
This database ranks XR startups by cumulative funding raised, which helps show where venture capital has been most concentrated across AR, VR, smart glasses, surgical XR, training, gaming, and enterprise use cases.
The result is a practical snapshot of the best-funded private and formerly private companies shaping the XR market.
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A quick summary table
| Metric | Value |
|---|---|
| Most funded XR startup | Magic Leap, $3.5B raised |
| Second most funded XR startup | Rokid, $512M raised |
| Largest XR funding round | Magic Leap, $500M in October 2021 |
| Median funding | About $21M across the full ranking |
| Share of funding captured by the top 10 | About 83% of the highest-quality funding subset |
| Median time since last round | About 3.5 years |
| Startups that raised funding in the last 12 months | 22 startups |
| XR smart-glasses and lens funding cluster | About $1.26B across XREAL, Sesame, XPANCEO, VITURE, IXI, Brilliant Labs, and Lynx |
| XR medical and surgical funding cluster | About $356M across major medical XR startups |
| Active XR startups in the ranking | 86 active companies out of 97 listed companies |

This chart, featured in our XR market deck, illustrates yearly venture capital funding for XR startups
Top startups in the XR market ranked by total funding raised
Here is an updated table that ranks the top startups in the XR market based on the total amount of funding they have raised to date.
The table also includes the total number of funding rounds, the date and size of the latest round, the financing type (e.g. Series A, equity financing), key investors, the startup’s current status (active, IPO, acquired, or shut down), and a confidence score based on the data collected (we excluded startups with very low data confidence, to make sure everything is reliable).
If you're interested in knowing how much these startups are worth, you can check our list of the top startups in the XR market ranked by valuation.
| # | Startup | What They Do | Total Raised ($) | Total Rounds | Last Round Date | Last Round Amount ($) | Last Round Type | Key Investors | Current Stage | Confidence |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Magic Leap | Enterprise AR headsets | $3.5B | 8 | October 2021 | $500M | Late-stage venture | Public Investment Fund, Google, Alibaba | Active | Strong |
| 2 | Rokid | AI AR glasses | $512M | 7 | January 2026 | Undisclosed | Convertible preferred / Series C | Temasek, NetDragon, SenseTime | Active | Partial |
| 3 | XREAL | Consumer AR glasses | $433M | 8 | January 2026 | $100M | Late-stage / Series D-equivalent | Alibaba, NIO Capital, Sequoia China | Active | Strong |
| 4 | Mojo Vision | Micro-LED displays | $343M | 12 | March 2026 | $18M | Strategic / Series B-II | Future Ventures, NEA, Khosla Ventures | Active | Strong |
| 5 | Sesame | AI smart glasses assistant | $298M | 2 | October 2025 | $250M | Series B | Sequoia Capital, Spark Capital | Active | Strong |
| 6 | Rec Room | Social VR gaming platform | $294M | 6 | December 2021 | $145M | Series E | Coatue, Sequoia Capital, Index Ventures | Shutdown | Strong |
| 7 | XPANCEO | Smart contact lenses | $290M | 2 | July 2025 | $250M | Series A | Opportunity Venture Asia | Active | Full |
| 8 | VITURE | XR display glasses | $222M | 5 | February 2026 | $100M | Series B / Growth | Legend Capital, Bertelsmann Group | Active | Strong |
| 9 | Ultraleap | Hand tracking and haptics | $166M | 5 | November 2021 | $82M | Series D | Tencent, British Patient Capital, CMB International | Acquired | Strong |
| 10 | RayNeo | Consumer AR smart glasses | $165M | 3 | January 2026 | $137M | Series C | China Mobile, China Unicom, Goldstone Investment | Active | Partial |
| 11 | Varjo | Enterprise XR headsets | $149M | 13 | August 2025 | $6M | Undisclosed / later-stage | EQT Ventures, Atomico, Foxconn | Active | Strong |
| 12 | Augmedics | AR spine surgical navigation | $146M | 4 | June 2023 | $83M | Series D | CPMG, Evidity Health Capital, H.I.G. Capital | Active | Strong |
| 13 | RealWear | Industrial assisted reality | $122M | 4 | June 2022 | $24M | Series C | Foundry Group, Columbia Ventures, Qualcomm Ventures | Active | Partial |
| 14 | Osso VR | VR surgical training platform | $109M | 4 | March 2022 | $66M | Series C | Oak HC/FT, SignalFire, GSR Ventures | Active | Full |
| 15 | Sandbox VR | Location-based VR venues | $108M | 3 | November 2021 | $37M | Series B | Andreessen Horowitz, Alibaba, Craft Ventures | Active | Partial |
| 16 | VRChat | Social VR world platform | $95M | 4 | June 2021 | $80M | Series D | Anthos Capital, Makers Fund, GFR Fund | Active | Strong |
| 17 | Avegant | Light-field displays | $94M | 7 | May 2025 | Undisclosed | Series D | LG Technology Ventures, Intel Capital, Walden | Active | Partial |
| 18 | TRANSFR | VR workforce training platform | $90M | 4 | September 2023 | $40M | Series C | ABS Capital, Lumos Capital Group, Firework Ventures | Active | Strong |
| 19 | STRIVR | Enterprise VR training platform | $86M | 4 | April 2022 | $35M | Series B extension | Georgian, Accenture Ventures, Workday Ventures | Active | Full |
| 20 | Pimax | Wide-FOV VR headsets | $83M | 6 | January 2025 | $14M | Series C extension | Zhuji Jingkai Capital, Ivy Capital | Active | Partial |
| 21 | Proprio | AI surgical visualization | $74M | 4 | July 2023 | $43M | Series B | DCVC, Cota Capital, BOLD Capital Partners | Active | Strong |
| 22 | Dreamscape Immersive | Immersive VR attractions | $72M | 3 | February 2020 | $31M | Series C | Verizon Ventures, Monitor Ventures, AMC | Active | Partial |
| 23 | Survios | VR game studio | $71M | 4 | October 2020 | $17M | Series D | SeAH / Irongrey, Woori Technology Investment, Samsung NEXT | Active | Partial |
| 24 | Neurable | Brain-computer interfaces | $56M | 4 | December 2025 | $35M | Series A | Spectrum Moonshot Fund | Active | Partial |
| 25 | HaptX | Realistic haptic VR gloves | $54M | 5 | September 2022 | $23M | Series B / Strategic | AIS Global, Crescent Cove Advisors, Verizon Ventures | Active | Partial |
| 26 | TechSee | Visual AI customer support | $54M | 3 | October 2020 | $30M | Series C | OurCrowd, Salesforce Ventures, TELUS Ventures | Active | Full |
| 27 | Upskill | Enterprise AR work platform | $53M | 5 | October 2019 | $8M | Series B | Accenture, Boeing Company Pension Fund, NEA | Acquired | Partial |
| 28 | AmazeVR | VR concert platform | $49M | 4 | September 2022 | $17M | Series B extension | Mirae Asset Capital, CJ ENM, Krafton | Active | Strong |
| 29 | Interplay Learning | VR skilled-trades training platform | $47M | 5 | September 2024 | $20M | Growth / Series C-style | Goldman Sachs | Active | Strong |
| 30 | nDreams | VR game developer | $47M | 5 | March 2022 | $35M | Strategic minority investment | Aonic Group, Mercia | Acquired | Strong |
| 31 | Wave | Virtual concert platform | $43M | 6 | May 2021 | Undisclosed | Series B-II / Strategic | Warner Music Group, LG Technology Ventures, Tencent Music | Active | Partial |
| 32 | Augmodo | Spatial AI retail wearables | $43M | 2 | July 2025 | $38M | Series A | TQ Ventures, Arena Holdings, Jefferson River Capital | Active | Full |
| 33 | Thirdverse | XR game studio | $42M | 6 | September 2025 | $1M | Strategic / Series D extension | MZ Web3 Fund, Masi Oka, CyberAgent Capital | Active | Partial |
| 34 | IXI | Autofocus adaptive eyewear | $41M | 2 | April 2025 | $37M | Series A | Plural, Tesi, Heartcore | Active | Strong |
| 35 | Mursion | VR workplace simulation training | $41M | 6 | November 2020 | $20M | Series B | Leeds Illuminate, New Markets Venture Partners, Zoma Capital | Active | Partial |
| 36 | XRSpace | Social VR metaverse platform | $40M | 2 | April 2023 | $25M | Strategic equity | Foxconn, Taiwan National Development Fund | Active | Partial |
| 37 | Talespin | XR immersive learning tools | $40M | 4-5 | October 2022 | Undisclosed | Strategic / Undisclosed | WestRiver Group, SEEK Investments, Cornerstone | Acquired | Strong |
| 38 | Resolution Games | VR game developer | $39M | 3 | July 2021 | $25M | Series C | Qualcomm Ventures, BITKRAFT Ventures, Sisu Game Ventures | Active | Full |
| 39 | XYZ Reality | AR construction delivery platform | $35M | 2 | June 2021 | $28M | Series A | Octopus Ventures, Cazoo, Tishman Speyer | Active | Full |
| 40 | Holo-Light | Enterprise XR pixel streaming | $33M | 5 | July 2025 | $11M | Series B extension / Growth | Cipio Partners, Bayern Kapital, EnBW New Ventures | Active | Partial |
| 41 | Emerge | Bare-hand immersive touch | $31M | 3 | January 2022 | $13M | Series B | Trousdale Ventures, Vulcan Capital, Marc Merrill | Active | Strong |
| 42 | FundamentalVR | Haptic VR surgical simulation | $27M | 3 | August 2022 | $20M | Series B | EQT Life Sciences, Downing Ventures, Tern PLC | Active | Strong |
| 43 | XRHealth | XR virtual healthcare clinics | $27M | 4 | January 2024 | $6M | Series B / Extension | Asabys Partners, NOVA Prime Fund, Clearbrook | Active | Partial |
| 44 | TRIPP | XR wellness app | $26M | 3 | June 2022 | $11M | Series A extension | BITKRAFT Ventures, Qualcomm Ventures, Amazon Alexa Fund | Active | Strong |
| 45 | INMO | Lightweight AR smart glasses | $25M | 3 | July 2025 | Undisclosed | Series B | Matrix Partners, Hello Group, 37Games | Active | Partial |
| 46 | ArborXR | XR device management platform | $25M | 2 | August 2024 | $12M | Series A | Mercury Fund, Cortado Ventures, Impact Venture Capital | Active | Partial |
| 47 | MediView XR | AR surgical imaging navigation | $24M | 1 | October 2025 | $24M | Series A | GE HealthCare, Cleveland Clinic, Mayo Clinic | Active | Full |
| 48 | Medivis | AR surgical navigation platform | $22M | 2 | June 2023 | $20M | Series A | Thrive Capital, Initialized Capital, Mayo Clinic | Active | Strong |
| 49 | Tilt Five | Tabletop AR gaming system | $21M | 2 | October 2024 | $14M | Series B | MK Venture Capital, Gaingels, SIP Global Partners | Active | Partial |
| 50 | Loft Dynamics | VR aviation simulator training | $20M | 1 | December 2022 | $20M | Series A | Craft Ventures, Sky Dayton, UP.Partners | Active | Full |
| 51 | ForeVR Games | Casual VR sports games | $19M | 3 | October 2022 | $10M | Series A | Lobby Capital, Bessemer Venture Partners, Galaxy Interactive | Active | Strong |
| 52 | Polyarc | VR game studio | $18M | 3 | June 2025 | $5M | Series B-II | Hiro Capital, Galaxy Interactive | Active | Strong |
| 53 | SentiAR | AR cardiac procedure visualization | $17M | 4 | May 2025 | $2M | Series B-II | cultivate(MD), MedVenture Partners, TechWald Holding | Active | Partial |
| 54 | Pixee Medical | AR orthopedic surgery guidance | $17M | 2 | February 2024 | $15M | Series B | Relyens, UI Investissement, Bpifrance | Active | Full |
| 55 | Mira | Lightweight AR headsets | $17M | 3 | July 2020 | $10M | Venture / Series A-equivalent | Sequoia Capital, Blue Bear Capital, Happiness Ventures | Acquired | Partial |
| 56 | SideQuest | VR app distribution platform | $16M | 3 | October 2022 | $12M | Series A | GV, PROfounders, Boost VC | Active | Full |
| 57 | Strolll | AR neurorehabilitation software | $16M | 2 | March 2025 | $13M | Series A | IW Capital, private investors | Active | Partial |
| 58 | bHaptics | XR haptic wearables | $15M | 2 | January 2024 | $7M | Series C | KB Investment, Korea Development Bank, Hana Ventures | Active | Partial |
| 59 | Bigscreen | Social VR cinema platform | $14M | 2 | October 2017 | $11M | Series A | True Ventures, Andreessen Horowitz | Active | Full |
| 60 | AjnaLens | Enterprise XR headsets | $14M | 12 | July 2025 | $3M | Seed | Lenskart, NSM Properties, LetsVenture | Active | Partial |
| 61 | XR Games | Immersive VR game studio | $14M | 4 | July 2022 | $7M | Series B | Maven, Praetura Ventures, ACT Media Ventures | Active | Partial |
| 62 | Immersed | VR workspaces and Visor | $12M | 10 | April 2026 | $0M | Unattributed | Techstars, Spark, Wefunder investors | Active | Low |
| 63 | Scope AR | Enterprise AR work instructions | $12M | 2 | March 2019 | $10M | Series A | Romulus Capital, SignalFire, Susa Ventures | Active | Full |
| 64 | Immertec | Immersive surgical training platform | $12M | 3 | April 2024 | <$1M | Undisclosed | Revolution, PAR, Benvolio Group | Active | Partial |
| 65 | LIV | Mixed-reality streaming tools | $12M | 5 | April 2022 | $9M | Series A | BITKRAFT Ventures, Sony Innovation Fund, Amazon Alexa Fund | Active | Partial |
| 66 | Almer Technologies | Industrial AR smart glasses | $12M | 3 | September 2024 | $3M | Seed extension | VI Partners, Kickfund | Acquired | Partial |
| 67 | Alta | VR multiplayer games | $12M | 1 | January 2022 | $12M | Seed | Andreessen Horowitz, Makers Fund, Pioneer Fund | Active | Full |
| 68 | VoxelSensors | Low-power 3D perception sensors | $10M | 3 | January 2024 | $3M | Seed extension | SFPIM Relaunch, Qbic Fund, finance&invest.brussels | Active | Strong |
| 69 | frontline.io | Industrial XR digital twins | $10M | 1 | April 2025 | $10M | Series A | FIT Ventures, Click Bond | Active | Full |
| 70 | Virti | AI immersive training simulations | $10M | 2-3 | June 2021 | $10M | Series A | IQ Capital, Cedars-Sinai, Descenture Capital | Active | Partial |
| 71 | Fast Travel Games | VR games publisher | $10M | 4 | October 2023 | $4M | Series B | Handelsbanken Fonder, Industrifonden, Brightly Ventures | Active | Full |
| 72 | VRAI | Simulation training analytics | $10M | 5 | February 2025 | $5M | Series A | Beringea, Enterprise Ireland, Northstar Ventures | Active | Partial |
| 73 | ShapesXR | XR design collaboration platform | $9M | 1 | August 2023 | $9M | Seed | Supernode Global, The Venture Reality Fund, Remote First Capital | Active | Full |
| 74 | CUREosity | VR rehabilitation therapy | $9M | 3 | June 2024 | $4M | Growth / Series A | TechVision Fund, Nomainvest, Rhein Invest | Active | Strong |
| 75 | Campfire | Holographic design collaboration | $8M | 1 | April 2021 | $8M | Seed | OTV, Kli Capital, Tuesday Capital | Active | Strong |
| 76 | Taqtile | AR frontline work instructions | $8M | 3 | September 2022 | $5M | Preferred Equity | Downer Group, 5G Open Innovation Lab, Ascend VC | Active | Partial |
| 77 | Lynx | Mixed-reality headsets | $7M | 2 | May 2022 | $4M | Series A | Somnium Space, early supporters | Active | Strong |
| 78 | Felix & Paul Studios | Cinematic VR storytelling studio | $7M | 1 | June 2016 | $7M | Series A | Comcast Ventures, CDPQ, LDV Partners | Active | Full |
| 79 | Safe Dynamics | VR safety training | $7M | 1 | March 2023 | $7M | Unattributed equity | Undisclosed investors | Active | Low |
| 80 | Brilliant Labs | Open-source AI glasses | $6M | 3 | February 2024 | Undisclosed | Seed / Angel | John Hanke, Brendan Iribe, Adam Cheyer | Active | Partial |
| 81 | SenseGlove | XR haptic gloves | $6M | 2 | April 2023 | $4M | Series A | Lumaux, Forward.One, Value Creation Capital | Active | Partial |
| 82 | Arthur | VR enterprise collaboration workspace | $6M | 2 | October 2023 | $3M | Series A / Early-stage | Draper Associates, Boost VC | Active | Strong |
| 83 | Zero Latency | Free-roam VR venues | $6M | 2 | December 2016 | $5M | Pre-IPO / Series A-style | Carthona Capital, Thorney, Regal Funds Management | Acquired | Partial |
| 84 | Condense | 3D live-event streaming | $6M | 3 | June 2024 | $1M | Seed / Strategic | BBC Ventures, LocalGlobe, 7percent Ventures | Active | Partial |
| 85 | ManageXR | XR device management software | $4M | 1 | December 2021 | $4M | Series Seed | Rally Ventures, Village Global | Active | Full |
| 86 | Glue | VR collaboration platform | $4M | 2 | November 2019 | $4M | Seed | Maki.vc, Reaktor Innovations, Bragiel Brothers | Acquired | Partial |
| 87 | Aircards | Immersive brand experience studio | $4M | 1 | August 2025 | $4M | Growth capital | Foresight Group | Active | Full |
| 88 | RETìníZE | VR animation production software | $4M | 2 | February 2025 | $2M | Equity round | QUBIS, Innovation Ulster, Sure Valley Ventures | Active | Strong |
| 89 | MANUS Technology Group | XR motion-capture gloves | $3M | 2 | Undisclosed | $3M | Series A / Venture | ECFG, High Tech XL, Startupbootcamp Holding | Active | Low |
| 90 | Emteq Labs | Emotion-sensing smart eyewear | $3M | 5 | April 2023 | <$1M | Seed | NCL, Ara Darzi, Social Tech Trust | Active | Low |
| 91 | The Wild | XR AEC collaboration platform | $3M | 2 | February 2020 | $2M | Seed / Venture | Oregon Venture Fund, at.inc, Portland Seed Fund | Acquired | Low |
| 92 | VictoryXR | Immersive education metaversities | $3M | 2 | December 2023 | $3M | Seed / Investment round | Juvo Ventures, Hartmann Capital, Tamiami Angels | Active | Partial |
| 93 | Sense Arena | VR sports training | $3M | 2 | May 2022 | $3M | Seed | J&T Ventures, Miton, David Pastrňák | Active | Partial |
| 94 | Nanome | VR molecular design | $3M | 2-5 | August 2022 | Undisclosed | Seed VC-II | Bullpen Capital, Formic Ventures, Navigate Ventures | Active | Partial |
| 95 | PrecisionOS | VR orthopedic surgical training | $2M | 1 | November 2018 | $2M | Series A | AO Invest, XR Invest | Active | Strong |
| 96 | Bodyswaps | VR soft-skills training | $1M | 2 | March 2022 | Undisclosed | Seed | Ufi Ventures, Haatch, D Moonshots | Active | Partial |
| 97 | ImmersiveTouch | Surgical XR planning | $1M | 2 | March 2018 | $1M | Seed | HP Tech Ventures | Acquired | Partial |

This market map, featured in our XR market deck, highlights top companies and startups in the XR market
Key funding trends in the XR market
Insights
- XR funding is extremely top-heavy, with Magic Leap alone representing roughly half of the highest-quality funding subset and the top 10 startups capturing about 83% of that pool.
- Smart glasses, contact lenses, and display hardware are the clearest recent funding theme, with XREAL, Sesame, XPANCEO, VITURE, IXI, Brilliant Labs, and Lynx raising about $1.26B combined.
- The XR healthcare cluster looks unusually resilient, with Augmedics, Osso VR, MediView XR, FundamentalVR, Medivis, Pixee Medical, CUREosity, and PrecisionOS totaling about $356M in funding.
- Training-focused XR remains investable beyond gaming, with TRANSFR, STRIVR, Interplay Learning, Loft Dynamics, Osso VR, FundamentalVR, CUREosity, and PrecisionOS raising about $390M together.
- Social and entertainment XR can attract large rounds, but outcomes are uneven, as Rec Room and VRChat raised $389M combined while Rec Room’s shutdown shows the monetization risk.
- Strategic investors matter in XR, with Google, Alibaba, Qualcomm, Tencent, Bertelsmann, Accenture, Comcast, and GE HealthCare backing several of the best-funded companies in the market.
- XR Series A rounds can still be large when the company has a clear hardware, healthcare, or infrastructure angle, as shown by XPANCEO, MediView XR, Loft Dynamics, XYZ Reality, Augmodo, and IXI.

As this chart shows, and as featured in our XR market deck, search interest in VR headsets has increased significantly
A few word about our methodology
As you can see, we built a database that ranks startups in the XR market based on total cumulative fundraising. To create this ranking, we reviewed many sources and cross-checked information across multiple places.
Whenever possible, we prioritized official company communications, since official announcements are usually the most reliable source for XR funding amounts. When official sources were not available, we relied on reputable industry sources such as TechCrunch, Crunchbase, Financial Times or Forbes (to name a few).
We excluded random blogs, unverified websites, and any sources that could not be validated.
When funding rounds were announced in other currencies such as euros, Swiss francs, Singapore dollars, Australian dollars, or rupees, we converted them into approximate USD equivalents for consistency.
Sometimes different sources report slightly different numbers, or the exact round size is not fully disclosed. This is common in the XR market, especially for hardware startups, China-based companies, strategic rounds, and older venture rounds. In those cases, we flag the uncertainty and assign a confidence label to each startup, visible in the last column.
Here is what they mean.
Full confidence: The company’s equity fundraising history can be reconstructed completely from public sources. The rounds, dates, amounts, and key investors are clearly identified, with no meaningful gaps.
Strong confidence: The fundraising history is largely complete and reliable. There may be a small missing detail, such as incomplete investor information or a minor round with limited data, but the overall record is clear.
Partial confidence: The main fundraising rounds can be identified, but the record is incomplete or somewhat mixed. Some rounds may be missing or certain funding events may be difficult to separate clearly.
Low confidence: Public information is too limited, inconsistent, or ambiguous to reliably reconstruct the company’s equity fundraising history.
When the confidence level is too low, we take a conservative approach and exclude the company from the ranking. We don’t want to include data that cannot be reliably verified.
This reflects how we conduct all our research, including the work behind our report covering the XR market.
In a world where LLMs hallucinate and unreliable information is everywhere, our goal is simple: provide data you can trust.
If you want the full detail on a specific calculation, feel free to contact us and we will gladly explain.
Finally, know that we update the dataset once per month, so come back here if you need fresh information.

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