About Optical Engines & Display Tech
The Optical Engines & Display Tech category is part of the Smart Glasses & Wearable Computing market map, tracking 15 companies building in this segment. Interactive market map of smart glasses and wearable computing companies in 2026. AR smart glasses, enterprise wearable platforms, heads-up displays, and wearable OS startups powering the next form factor beyond the phone. Curated by Hartmann Capital's venture research team.
Companies in Optical Engines & Display Tech
- Lumus — Series C, $76M
- DigiLens — Series D, $150M
- Dispelix — Series C, $61M
- JBD (Jade Bird Display) — Series B, $270M
- Kopin — Public
- TriLite Technologies — Series A, $20M
- Swave Photonics — Series A, $28M
- Vitrealab — Series A, $11M
- Cellid — Series A, $7.5M
- MICROOLED (ActiveLook) — Series A, $10M
- Avegant — Series C, $64M
- CY Vision — Series A, $12M
- Mojo Vision — Series C, $205M
- OMNIVISION — Public
- LetinAR — Series B, $36M
Frequently Asked Questions
- What companies are in the Optical Engines & Display Tech category?
- The Optical Engines & Display Tech category includes 15 companies: Lumus, DigiLens, Dispelix, JBD (Jade Bird Display), Kopin, TriLite Technologies, Swave Photonics, Vitrealab, Cellid, MICROOLED (ActiveLook), Avegant, CY Vision, Mojo Vision, OMNIVISION, LetinAR. This is part of the Smart Glasses & Wearable Computing market map maintained by Hartmann Capital.
- How many Optical Engines & Display Tech startups are tracked?
- Hartmann Capital tracks 15 companies in the Optical Engines & Display Tech segment of the Smart Glasses & Wearable Computing market map.
- What are the best funded Optical Engines & Display Tech companies?
- Top funded companies in Optical Engines & Display Tech include JBD (Jade Bird Display) ($270M), Mojo Vision ($205M), DigiLens ($150M), Lumus ($76M), Avegant ($64M). Browse the full list in the Smart Glasses & Wearable Computing market map.
- How can I submit my startup?
- You can submit your startup for inclusion by visiting the submission page. Submissions are reviewed by Hartmann Capital's research team.