VividQ raises $7.5m in Series A funding to expand its holographic display technology.
The investment round was led by Foresight Group to support international expansion and product development.
VividQ specialises in computer-generated holography technology designed to transform standard screens into immersive 3D displays. The firm works with international hardware manufacturers in the automotive and gaming sectors.
VividQ has secured $7.5m in a Series A funding round led by Foresight Group, with additional participation from GameTech Ventures, Ruttenberg Gordon Investments, and existing backers. The Cambridge-based firm will direct the capital towards accelerating its product development roadmap and expanding its presence in the United States.
The company has established partnerships with original equipment manufacturers across Japan and the US, including JVCKenwood. Its proprietary software aims to bring high-resolution holographic displays to augmented and virtual reality hardware.
From the founder
"Spatial computing is rapidly growing as a consumer category, driven in part by the release of the Apple Vision Pro headset and advancements in generative AI from organisations such as Meta, which are pushing the extended reality (XR) industry beyond gaming to deliver immersive experiences across sports, entertainment, and everyday activities such as driving,"
Darran Milne
Founder and CEO at VividQ
Investor perspective
"VividQ has accelerated the commercialisation of their breakthrough computer-generated holography technology and is well placed to capitalise on the next generation of AR/VR hardware,"
Chris Wiles
Investment Director, Foresight
Use of funds
- 01Continue product development
- 02Expand into international markets
