Pioneering the Future of XR: A 20-Year Journey
For over two decades, we've dedicated ourselves to researching, designing, and developing the ultimate extended reality (XR) experience. Our journey began in 2005 when our founder, Jon Caraveo, was inspired by an Air Force demonstration of a 1950s augmented reality headset. He envisioned a future where such technology could be seamlessly integrated into everyday eyewear. This vision sparked our commitment to making XR accessible and practical long before terms like "spatial computing" and "XR" became mainstream.
Today, we're embarking on a significant milestone: raising a $500 million funding round to bring this vision to life. Our goal is to build the future of immersive technology—now.
XR Technology Timeline
From Military Origins to the Post-Smartphone Future
Military Origins
The U.S. Air Force develops early heads-up displays (HUDs), projecting flight data into pilots' line of sight—a precursor to modern AR technology.
Our Journey in Images
Early Prototypes
Initial sketches of our magnetic charging case design, showing the innovative approach to power management.
Case Engineering
Detailed engineering sketches showing the various views and components of our smart glasses case.
Final Product
Our sleek, minimalist case design with integrated LED indicator and wireless charging capabilities.
As we stand on the cusp of a new era in immersive technology, our two-decade journey underscores our unwavering commitment to innovation in XR. With the support of our upcoming funding round, we're poised to transform the way people interact with the digital and physical worlds.
The Future is Now
Our vision extends beyond just creating another tech gadget. We're building an ecosystem that seamlessly integrates digital experiences into your daily life, enhancing rather than distracting from real-world interactions.
Join us as we redefine what's possible in extended reality and spatial computing.