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Envisics

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Last activity: 07.09.2023
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Envisics is a globally-renowned dynamic holography pioneer. Since 2009, Envisics has been developing new technologies for the future of head-up display (HUD) and automotive sensor systems.

Envisics’ technology harnesses the power of holograph and laser-based light sources to provide the best possible image quality. The advancement of Envisics’ technology has the opportunity to greatly impact automotive safety, through the use of holographic Augmented Reality HUDs. In partnership with the world’s leading automakers and tier-one suppliers, Envisics is making the future of holographic technology a reality for smarter and safer vehicles.

Envisics’ HQ is located in Milton Keynes, a tech innovation hub in the UK, with offices in Rochester Hills, Michigan (U.S.). Envisics currently employs 40 people.
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Location: United Kingdom, England, Milton Keynes
Employees: 51-200
Total raised: $200M
Valuation: $500M
Founded date: 2017

Investors 1

Funding Rounds 3

DateSeriesAmountInvestors
07.09.2023Series C$100M-
09.03.2023Series C$50M-
09.10.2020Series B$50M-

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07.09.2023UK’s Envisics closes Series C at €93M to accelerate AR holographic heads-up display techRead this article in: Milton Keynes, UK-based Envisics, a dynamic holographic technology company, announced on Wednesday, September 6, that it has closed its Series C round of funding at $100M (approximately €93M). In March this year, Envis...
06.09.2023Envisics raises $100M in Series C round for automotive holographic technologyAutomotive holographic tech company Envisics has completed its Series C funding round with an additional tranche provided by new investor M&G Investments and follow-on investment from existing investor Van Tuyl Companies. The first tran...
05.09.2023Envisics secures $100M to build holographic augmented reality displays for cars Your vote of support is important to us and it helps us keep the content FREE. One-click below supports our mission to...Envisics Ltd., a United Kingdom-based holographic augmented display maker for inside cars, closed a $100 million Series C round on Monday to continue development of heads-up display technology that can be installed in cars to increase drivi...
04.09.2023Envisics closes $100M to advance AR heads-up display tech in carsEnvisics, a U.K.-based holographics company building in-car technology that projects navigation, safety alerts and other data onto the inside of a windscreen, has closed a $100 million Series C round. The company announced the round’s first...
09.03.2023Holographic HUD Company Envisics Scores Multi-Million New Investments From GM, StellantisHolographics head-up display developed by UK-based Envisics. Envisics
09.03.2023Envisics picks up £42m for holographic vehicle techA startup making heads-up displays to project holograms in vehicles has attracted investment from Jaguar Land Rover and Hyundai Mobis in a $50m (£42.2m) funding round. Envisics has developed display digital graphics to layer on top of the r...
09.03.2023Envisics Raises Over $50M in Series C Funding; Reaches $500M Post-Money ValuationEnvisics, a Milton Keynes, UK-based holographic head-up display technology company, raised over $50M in Series C funding at a $500M post-money valuation. The round was led by Hyundai Mobis with participation from InMotion Ventures, the inve...
09.03.2023Hyundai, GM, Stellantis, and Jaguar Land Rover ask for a heads up in Envisics' $50 million raiseAutomotive holographic tech has been given the open road as Envisics announces $50 million in series C funding. The round was led by Hyundai Mobis – who also backed Envisics in Series B round. InMotion Ventures - the investment arm of Jagua...
08.03.2023Envisics raises $50M at a $500M valuation for its in-car holographic techThe automotive industry is starting to show some signs of recovery after a big contraction during the COVID-19 pandemic, and carmakers planning for the next five years are looking at what new features might help them eek out more sales. Env...
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