
7 companies · 8 sourced backers · 48 milestones on record
The Spatial Web uses augmented reality, virtual reality and spatial computing to connect digital experiences with physical places or interactive digital environments. Companies are working on shared workplace content, location-linked experiences, see-through displays and tools for building applications, while others aim to make spatial apps and lightweight glasses useful in everyday life.
Where the 7 companies stand today, from their profiles and 10-year milestones. Tap a phase to see who is there.
Publicly listed: 5 companies (owned by public shareholders).
To establish spatial computing as a mainstream platform alongside the iPhone and Mac, with apps that float in the user's physical space.
Some users · publicly listed
To make see-through augmented reality useful for enterprise work through headsets and waveguide optics.
Some users · backed by ATT, Public Investment Fund (PIF)
To deliver lightweight, everyday augmented-reality glasses that overlay computer graphics onto the real world and eventually replace the smartphone as a prim…
Everyone · publicly listed
To make shared digital content useful within physical workplaces and collaboration environments.
Everyone · publicly listed
To make digital experiences interact meaningfully with real-world locations through augmented reality and detailed spatial maps.
Everyone · backed by Coatue, Founders Fund
To ship lightweight consumer AR glasses that bring Snapchat-style augmented reality into everyday eyewear.
Some users · publicly listed
To make real-time 3D technology a practical foundation for interactive and spatial applications.
Everyone · publicly listed
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