Augmented Reality

Blippar is a pioneering augmented reality (AR) company that developed a visual discovery and AR content creation platform. Initially known for its consumer app allowing users to 'blipp' real-world objects for interactive digital experiences, the company has since pivoted to focus on enterprise AR solutions and tools for businesses.

Daqri was a pioneer in augmented reality, developing smart helmets and glasses primarily for industrial and enterprise applications. The company aimed to enhance worker productivity and safety through its AR hardware and software platforms. It ceased operations in 2019.

Marxent is a leading provider of 3D commerce and augmented reality (AR) solutions for retailers and manufacturers. Their 3D Cloud platform enables businesses to create, manage, and deploy 3D content for immersive shopping experiences, helping customers visualize products in their own space. They specialize in tools for selling complex products like furniture, home decor, and building materials.

Niantic, Inc. is an American software development company best known for creating augmented reality (AR) mobile games that encourage real-world exploration and social interaction. Its flagship titles include Pokémon GO, Ingress, and Pikmin Bloom, leveraging its Lightship AR platform to blend digital content with the physical world.

Scope AR is a pioneer in enterprise augmented reality (AR) solutions, providing a platform that allows companies to create, publish, and consume AR content. Their software helps businesses improve operational efficiency, reduce downtime, and enhance training through interactive 3D work instructions and remote assistance.