Qualcomm Ventures

Qualcomm Ventures is the corporate venture capital arm of Qualcomm Incorporated, established in 2000. As a global investor, it targets early‑stage technology companies across the wireless ecosystem and related fields, including mobile, AI, IoT, cybersecurity, cloud, AR/VR, robotics, healthcare, and smart infrastructure. Qualcomm Ventures leverages Qualcomm’s resources, relationships, and technical expertise to help portfolio companies grow. The firm oversees a portfolio of more than 150 active companies and has supported numerous exits exceeding a billion dollars, reflecting its alignment with Qualcomm’s core products and strategic markets.

Sachin Deshpande

Senior Director of Product Management

Michel Glezer

Managing Director

Tushar Gupta

Investor

Carlos Kokron

Vice President

Ilhwan Kwon

Senior Investment Manager

Past deals in Consumer Electronics

Lumenuity

Seed Round in 2024
Lumenuity develops advanced optical solutions for mobile and augmented reality devices. The company focuses on hard-science optics to enable smaller, lighter systems with enhanced imaging performance. Its platform includes technologies such as 2-in-1 cameras, double optical resolution, and thinner camera modules, helping smartphone and AR manufacturers achieve higher performance, reduced form factor, and lower costs. These capabilities translate into improved phone and drone cameras and lighter AR headsets for consumers.

Frore Systems

Series C in 2024
Frore Systems is a technology company based in San Jose, California, specializing in thermal management solutions for consumer devices. The company develops advanced cooling chips, specifically the AirJet® Mini and AirJet® Pro, which utilize piezoelectric MEMS technology to provide efficient and silent heat dissipation. These active cooling solutions significantly enhance device performance by outperforming traditional fan-based systems. With additional offices in Taiwan and South Korea, Frore Systems is positioned to impact the computing industry by enabling manufacturers to improve the thermal efficiency and performance of their devices.

Humane

Series C in 2023
Humane is a technology company based in San Francisco that designs and sells consumer hardware, software, and services. Founded in 2016, it emphasizes human-first technology and aims to deliver devices and platforms that feel familiar, natural, and humane. The company focuses on a close collaboration between design and engineering to create products that simplify interactions and reshape the relationship between people and computing, delivering integrated hardware and software experiences that reflect a user-centric approach.

Frore Systems

Series C in 2022
Frore Systems is a technology company based in San Jose, California, specializing in thermal management solutions for consumer devices. The company develops advanced cooling chips, specifically the AirJet® Mini and AirJet® Pro, which utilize piezoelectric MEMS technology to provide efficient and silent heat dissipation. These active cooling solutions significantly enhance device performance by outperforming traditional fan-based systems. With additional offices in Taiwan and South Korea, Frore Systems is positioned to impact the computing industry by enabling manufacturers to improve the thermal efficiency and performance of their devices.

7Invensun Technology

Series D in 2022
7Invensun Technology, founded in 2009 and headquartered in Beijing, specializes in eye-tracking technology and machine vision. The company is dedicated to the research and development of various technologies, including eye-tracking, eye-motion control, head-tracking, gaze point tracking, and facial identification. With a strong focus on innovation, 7Invensun aims to lead the market in China by developing a range of products such as eye-tracking devices, wearable glasses, and head-tracking mice. Additionally, the company provides tailored eye-tracking technology solutions for various platforms, including PCs, tablets, smartphones, and smart glasses. Situated in Zhongguancun, often referred to as China's Silicon Valley, 7Invensun boasts a professional R&D team and independent intellectual property, positioning itself as a key player in the industry.

Shopic

Series B in 2022
Shopic is a technology company that provides AI-powered self-checkout and digitalization solutions to bridge online commerce with physical retail. It offers an online platform-based self-checkout for e-commerce and offline stores, accessible via Android and iOS apps. Founded in 2014 and based in Tel Aviv, Israel, Shopic enables frictionless shopping for medium and large grocery stores through computer vision-based loss prevention, a smart cart with automated product recognition, and retail media capabilities, helping retailers reduce fraud, understand shopper behavior, and improve in-store operations.

Humane

Series B in 2021
Humane is a technology company based in San Francisco that designs and sells consumer hardware, software, and services. Founded in 2016, it emphasizes human-first technology and aims to deliver devices and platforms that feel familiar, natural, and humane. The company focuses on a close collaboration between design and engineering to create products that simplify interactions and reshape the relationship between people and computing, delivering integrated hardware and software experiences that reflect a user-centric approach.

boAt

Series B in 2021
boAt is a lifestyle brand that deals with fashionable consumer electronics including earphones, headphones, speakers, travel chargers, and premium rugged cables. boAt's products blend into people's daily lifestyle, almost to the point of being a fashion accessory and a perfect fit for their ambient surroundings.

Yunyinggu

Series D in 2020
Yunyinggu Technology Co., Ltd. is a Chinese start-up focused on the development and promotion of innovative display technologies aimed at enhancing the performance of flat panel displays. The company has created a proprietary solution recognized for achieving superior pixel density, or high pixels per inch (PPI), which can be utilized across various types of flat panels, including LCD, LED, and OLED displays. By advancing display technology, Yunyinggu seeks to contribute to the evolving landscape of visual performance in consumer electronics.

Viewtrix Technology

Series D in 2020
Viewtrix Technology specializes in the development of display driver chips and circuit boards, focusing on enhancing display resolution and color representation across various types of screens, including OLED, LCD, and LED. The company’s technologies are designed to support a range of electronic devices such as mobile phones, tablets, and notebooks. By providing advanced display solutions, Viewtrix Technology enables electronics manufacturers to improve the quality of their products while simultaneously reducing costs.

Humane

Series A in 2020
Humane is a technology company based in San Francisco that designs and sells consumer hardware, software, and services. Founded in 2016, it emphasizes human-first technology and aims to deliver devices and platforms that feel familiar, natural, and humane. The company focuses on a close collaboration between design and engineering to create products that simplify interactions and reshape the relationship between people and computing, delivering integrated hardware and software experiences that reflect a user-centric approach.

HMD

Series A in 2020
HMD Global Oy is a Finnish company specializing in the design and manufacture of mobile devices under the Nokia brand. Incorporated in 2015 and headquartered in Espoo, HMD offers a diverse range of products, including smartphones, Android phones, feature phones, and tablets, catering to various consumer needs and price points. As the exclusive licensee of the Nokia brand for mobile devices, HMD emphasizes innovation and quality in its offerings. The company aims to enhance connectivity and communication for users worldwide by combining functionality with the iconic design characteristics associated with Nokia. With a global presence, HMD is committed to meeting the evolving demands of consumers through its mobile technology solutions.

Dalongyun Diannao

Venture Round in 2020
Dalongyun Diannao offers high-end gaming PCs will be offered in the cloud via the cloud computing operating product. The cloud comes pre-installed with all of the popular standalone games and online games currently available. Users can use their mobile phones, TVs, desktops, Macs, and tablets by simply installing the client. Mobile devices and low-end laptops that are connected to the cloud are also able to play large-scale games with a single click and then disconnect when users have done.

Viewtrix Technology

Series C in 2020
Viewtrix Technology specializes in the development of display driver chips and circuit boards, focusing on enhancing display resolution and color representation across various types of screens, including OLED, LCD, and LED. The company’s technologies are designed to support a range of electronic devices such as mobile phones, tablets, and notebooks. By providing advanced display solutions, Viewtrix Technology enables electronics manufacturers to improve the quality of their products while simultaneously reducing costs.

Yunyinggu

Series C in 2020
Yunyinggu Technology Co., Ltd. is a Chinese start-up focused on the development and promotion of innovative display technologies aimed at enhancing the performance of flat panel displays. The company has created a proprietary solution recognized for achieving superior pixel density, or high pixels per inch (PPI), which can be utilized across various types of flat panels, including LCD, LED, and OLED displays. By advancing display technology, Yunyinggu seeks to contribute to the evolving landscape of visual performance in consumer electronics.

Plume Design

Series D in 2020
Plume Design, Inc. is a technology company that specializes in adaptive home Wi-Fi solutions and the manufacture of Wi-Fi devices. Founded in 2015 and headquartered in Palo Alto, California, Plume provides a software-as-a-service platform designed for communications service providers. This platform facilitates the delivery of enhanced services for connected homes, including features such as optimal Wi-Fi performance, parental controls, and motion sensing capabilities. Plume's mobile application allows users to customize and manage their Wi-Fi networks, including controlling device access and managing passwords. The company's focus is on enhancing the smart home experience while supporting service providers with backend applications.

Yunyinggu

Series C in 2019
Yunyinggu Technology Co., Ltd. is a Chinese start-up focused on the development and promotion of innovative display technologies aimed at enhancing the performance of flat panel displays. The company has created a proprietary solution recognized for achieving superior pixel density, or high pixels per inch (PPI), which can be utilized across various types of flat panels, including LCD, LED, and OLED displays. By advancing display technology, Yunyinggu seeks to contribute to the evolving landscape of visual performance in consumer electronics.

Lazy

Non Equity Assistance in 2018
Lazy Co. develops AI-powered wearable devices, including consumer-focused smart rings with screens and input controls that interact with smartphones. The company aims to predict and automate daily tasks, enabling features such as cab booking, making calls, controlling presentations, and SOS alerts, to streamline everyday activities and enhance user efficiency.

Viewtrix Technology

Series B in 2018
Viewtrix Technology specializes in the development of display driver chips and circuit boards, focusing on enhancing display resolution and color representation across various types of screens, including OLED, LCD, and LED. The company’s technologies are designed to support a range of electronic devices such as mobile phones, tablets, and notebooks. By providing advanced display solutions, Viewtrix Technology enables electronics manufacturers to improve the quality of their products while simultaneously reducing costs.

Yunyinggu

Series B in 2018
Yunyinggu Technology Co., Ltd. is a Chinese start-up focused on the development and promotion of innovative display technologies aimed at enhancing the performance of flat panel displays. The company has created a proprietary solution recognized for achieving superior pixel density, or high pixels per inch (PPI), which can be utilized across various types of flat panels, including LCD, LED, and OLED displays. By advancing display technology, Yunyinggu seeks to contribute to the evolving landscape of visual performance in consumer electronics.

eero

Series D in 2017
Eero Inc. develops innovative Wi-Fi systems designed for household use, providing comprehensive coverage throughout homes. Founded in 2014 and based in Sacramento, California, the company offers a range of products, including a tri-band mesh Wi-Fi system that utilizes multiple access points to ensure reliable connectivity. Users can easily manage their network through a mobile app, which allows for seamless integration with existing cable or DSL modems. Eero's solutions are tailored to deliver high-speed, stable internet access in every corner of the home, enhancing the experience for activities such as streaming video and online communication. As of March 2019, Eero operates as a subsidiary of Amazon.com, Inc.

Lytro

Series D in 2017
Lytro is a pioneering company focused on developing advanced Light Field imaging platform technologies, enabling artists, scientists, and innovators to achieve unprecedented creative freedom and control. Founded in 2006 by Ren Ng, who earned recognition for his groundbreaking Ph.D. research in Light Field imaging, Lytro introduced its first consumer Light Field camera in 2012. This was followed by the release of the Lytro ILLUM and associated software tools in 2014, which expanded the application of Light Field technology beyond photography to various fields, including cinematography and industrial uses. In 2015, Lytro further diversified its offerings by entering the realms of virtual reality and scientific applications, establishing itself as a central player in a new technology ecosystem. With a commitment to enhancing visual quality and creative possibilities, Lytro’s products allow users to capture multi-dimensional data from multiple angles, thereby transforming the landscape of computational imaging. The company is headquartered in Mountain View, California.

Ring

Series D in 2017
Ring is a home security company based in Santa Monica, California, established in 2012. It specializes in outdoor security solutions, offering a range of smart home products designed to enhance safety and reduce crime in neighborhoods. The company's product lineup includes the Ring Video Doorbell, Ring Video Doorbell Pro, Ring Stick Up Cam, and Ring Floodlight Cam, all of which feature advanced capabilities such as wide-angle lenses, built-in microphones, and speakers that allow users to see, hear, and communicate with visitors. By integrating these devices, Ring aims to empower homeowners and foster community vigilance, effectively creating a modern neighborhood watch system that helps prevent burglaries and enhance residential security worldwide.

7Invensun Technology

Venture Round in 2016
7Invensun Technology, founded in 2009 and headquartered in Beijing, specializes in eye-tracking technology and machine vision. The company is dedicated to the research and development of various technologies, including eye-tracking, eye-motion control, head-tracking, gaze point tracking, and facial identification. With a strong focus on innovation, 7Invensun aims to lead the market in China by developing a range of products such as eye-tracking devices, wearable glasses, and head-tracking mice. Additionally, the company provides tailored eye-tracking technology solutions for various platforms, including PCs, tablets, smartphones, and smart glasses. Situated in Zhongguancun, often referred to as China's Silicon Valley, 7Invensun boasts a professional R&D team and independent intellectual property, positioning itself as a key player in the industry.

360fly

Series C in 2016
360fly specializes in creating innovative products and software for immersive 360° video experiences. They offer unique panoramic cameras like the 360fly HD and 4K, catering to both extreme sports enthusiasts and everyday users seeking to captivate audiences with interactive videos.

Eques

Venture Round in 2016
Eques provides top quality smart home security solutions including smart video doorbells, smart door management systems.

Yunmake

Series A in 2015
Yunmake makes foldable electric bikes, like the X1 (pictured above), that are battery-powered and connected to an app. While a Xiaomi representative declined to comment on potential collaborations with Yunmake, Shunwei’s (and, by extension, Lei Jun’s) interest in the company is notable because Xiaomi is busy building a hardware ecosystem that extends beyond its smartphones. Xiaomi hasn’t rolled out vehicles yet, but reports have surfaced that it wants to add electronic bikes and smart cars to its growing roster of consumer hardware.

RetailNext

Series E in 2015
RetailNext provides real-time analytics for physical retail, enabling retailers, shopping centers, and manufacturers to collect, analyze, and visualize in-store data. The platform combines video analytics, Wi-Fi and Bluetooth detection, on-shelf sensors, beacons, and data from point-of-sale systems to automatically inform retailers about how shoppers engage with stores. It easily integrates with promotional calendars, staffing systems, and weather data to assess how internal and external factors affect shopping patterns, identify opportunities for growth, implement changes, and measure outcomes. The solution supports traffic counting, conversion, staffing optimization, window and display effectiveness, shopper insights, and loss prevention, helping optimize store execution. RetailNext serves customers globally from its headquarters in San Jose, California, and operates in more than 50 countries, tracking over a billion shoppers per year with tens of thousands of sensors and trillions of data points analyzed.

Navdy

Series A in 2015
Navdy, Inc. is a technology company based in San Francisco, California, specializing in head-up display (HUD) solutions for vehicles. Founded in 2013, the company has developed an aftermarket car console that enhances the driving experience by allowing users to access their smartphone applications while maintaining focus on the road. The Navdy HUD connects to smartphones via Bluetooth and Wi-Fi, and is compatible with both iPhone and Android devices. It supports various applications, including Google Maps, notifications for text messages and calendar alerts, call control, and music player applications. By projecting important information onto the windshield, Navdy aims to improve driving safety and convenience, making it easier for drivers to stay connected without diverting their attention from the road. The company has established a strategic partnership with Harman International Industries to further enhance its offerings.

7Invensun Technology

Venture Round in 2014
7Invensun Technology, founded in 2009 and headquartered in Beijing, specializes in eye-tracking technology and machine vision. The company is dedicated to the research and development of various technologies, including eye-tracking, eye-motion control, head-tracking, gaze point tracking, and facial identification. With a strong focus on innovation, 7Invensun aims to lead the market in China by developing a range of products such as eye-tracking devices, wearable glasses, and head-tracking mice. Additionally, the company provides tailored eye-tracking technology solutions for various platforms, including PCs, tablets, smartphones, and smart glasses. Situated in Zhongguancun, often referred to as China's Silicon Valley, 7Invensun boasts a professional R&D team and independent intellectual property, positioning itself as a key player in the industry.

Qterics

Venture Round in 2014
Qterics is a technology company that specializes in device management solutions for electronics manufacturers. Founded in 2003, it provides remote control and troubleshooting services for a range of internet-connected devices, including TVs and set-top boxes. Qterics' technology is integrated into major silicon platforms from leading chip vendors and is utilized in millions of devices produced by prominent equipment manufacturers. The company also offers support capabilities such as digital rights management (DRM) provisioning and secure software delivery, enabling clients to efficiently manage and maintain their Internet of Things devices. With a management team possessing extensive experience in enhancing and supporting consumer products, Qterics has established strategic partnerships that align with its business objectives.

CSR

Acquisition in 2014
CSR is a pioneering designer and developer of silicon and software tailored for the consumer electronics market. The company focuses on simplifying complex challenges, enhancing the lives of motorists, photographers, music enthusiasts, and mobile phone users. CSR's expertise spans five key sectors: voice and music, location services, automotive infotainment, Bluetooth Smart connectivity, and imaging technologies. The firm's engineers work on innovative solutions that integrate smartphones with in-vehicle systems, facilitate navigation in public spaces, and enhance wireless audio experiences. CSR is recognized for its advanced semiconductors and software supporting major technology standards, including Bluetooth, GPS, and Wi-Fi. As the demand for its products has increased, CSR has strategically expanded into new markets, including voice, music, and gaming, further solidifying its commitment to innovation through acquisitions of relevant companies in recent years.

Stonestreet One

Acquisition in 2014
Stonestreet One is a leading provider of software solutions for Bluetooth wireless technology, headquartered in Louisville, Kentucky. The company specializes in developing software for various industries, including personal computing, automotive, biomedical, mobile communications, and consumer electronics. Its flagship products, Bluetopia® and BTExplorer, serve as Bluetooth Connection Managers for Windows CE and Windows Mobile devices, and are utilized by numerous manufacturers worldwide, resulting in millions of devices currently equipped with its technology. Stonestreet One is committed to maintaining up-to-date protocols and profiles, actively participating in industry standards bodies such as the Bluetooth Special Interest Group and the Continua Health Alliance to enhance the capability and interoperability of wireless devices.

Lifx

Series A in 2014
LIFX, founded in 2012 and based in Redwood City, California, is a manufacturer of Wi-Fi-enabled, multi-colored LED light bulbs that revolutionized smart lighting. The company offers innovative products that allow users to control their lighting through free iOS or Android applications, providing access to over a million colors. Designed for durability, LIFX bulbs are built to last over 22 years and are energy-efficient, making them an attractive choice for consumers looking to reduce electricity consumption. LIFX products seamlessly integrate with various smart home devices, offering a convenient solution for creating a connected home experience without the need for additional hardware.

360fly

Series B in 2014
360fly specializes in creating innovative products and software for immersive 360° video experiences. They offer unique panoramic cameras like the 360fly HD and 4K, catering to both extreme sports enthusiasts and everyday users seeking to captivate audiences with interactive videos.

RetailNext

Series D in 2014
RetailNext provides real-time analytics for physical retail, enabling retailers, shopping centers, and manufacturers to collect, analyze, and visualize in-store data. The platform combines video analytics, Wi-Fi and Bluetooth detection, on-shelf sensors, beacons, and data from point-of-sale systems to automatically inform retailers about how shoppers engage with stores. It easily integrates with promotional calendars, staffing systems, and weather data to assess how internal and external factors affect shopping patterns, identify opportunities for growth, implement changes, and measure outcomes. The solution supports traffic counting, conversion, staffing optimization, window and display effectiveness, shopper insights, and loss prevention, helping optimize store execution. RetailNext serves customers globally from its headquarters in San Jose, California, and operates in more than 50 countries, tracking over a billion shoppers per year with tens of thousands of sensors and trillions of data points analyzed.

Wilocity

Acquisition in 2014
Wilocity Ltd. is a technology company founded in 2007 and based in Caesarea, Israel, specializing in the development of 60 GHz wireless chipsets for the notebook and peripheral markets. The company creates gigabit wireless semiconductor solutions that enable high-speed downloads, docking, networking, and high-definition video transmission faster than conventional Wi-Fi. By leveraging its innovative wireless technology, Wilocity provides mobile computing platforms that allow users to wirelessly connect to any PCI Express-supported peripheral or I/O component, effectively delivering a desktop-like experience on mobile devices.

Summit Microelectronics

Acquisition in 2014
Summit Microelectronics, Inc. specializes in the design and manufacture of integrated circuits that blend analog and digital technologies. The company focuses on providing integrated power management solutions for various markets, including consumer electronics, telecommunications, and computing. Its product offerings encompass a wide range of devices, such as environmental and power monitors, battery chargers, multi-output power supplies, and power supply trackers. Additionally, Summit develops hot swap controllers, reset controllers, application-specific standard products for consumer equipment, and chipset companion devices. The company also provides interface products compatible with both three-wire and two-wire systems, along with power supply marginers, sequencers, laser power controllers, A/D converters, and electronic potentiometers. Summit Microelectronics is committed to enhancing system performance while reducing design complexity through its innovative programmable, non-volatile mixed-signal IC technology and user-friendly development environment.

Light

Series A in 2014
Light Labs Inc., established in 2013 and headquartered in Palo Alto, California, specializes in advancing photography through innovative technology. The company's flagship product, the Light L16 Camera, is a multi-aperture computational camera designed to deliver DSLR-quality images in a compact, pocket-sized format. By employing multiple lenses and sophisticated computational algorithms, the L16 captures high-definition photographs that combine the perspectives from several apertures simultaneously. This technology allows users to obtain a 52-megapixel image with exceptional detail and clarity, making high-quality photography more accessible to everyday users. Light's commitment to pushing the boundaries of camera technology aims to revolutionize the way individuals capture and experience photography.

BroadLink

Pre Seed Round in 2013
BroadLink Electronic Technology is a high-tech company focused on the research, development, manufacture, sale, and service of both hardware and software products in the smart home sector. The company specializes in Wi-Fi IoT transmission modules and cloud computing platforms, offering integrated appliance solutions to various household appliance manufacturers. BroadLink also produces a range of DIY intelligent products, including smart sockets, remote controls, light switches, and air quality analyzers. These innovations allow customers to connect and manage multiple devices, enhancing their home environments through advanced IoT technologies.

Magisto

Series B in 2013
Magisto is a cloud-based video creation and marketing platform that enables users to turn photos and video clips into polished movies. Its AI-driven Emotion Sense Technology analyzes footage to identify people, scenes, and actions and automatically edits clips into a cohesive story, applying customizable styles and music. The service is accessible on iOS, Android, Amazon Appstore, and Web. Founded in 2009, Magisto is based in Ness-Ziona, Israel, with offices in New York and California. The platform serves individuals and businesses by helping them create engaging videos quickly for personal sharing or marketing purposes.

Pelican Imaging

Series C in 2013
Pelican Imaging Corporation is a venture-backed software start-up focused on commercializing advanced computational camera technologies for the smartphone market. The company is developing innovative array sensor technology that delivers highly accurate depth data in real time for both images and video. This technology enhances augmented reality applications by offering precise near-field and far-field depth data across various lighting conditions, enabling real-time processing and dynamic calibration. Pelican Imaging's multi-camera imaging solutions facilitate features such as post-capture refocusing, object segmentation, linear depth measurements, and 3D model creation, thereby improving user experience and functionality across devices.

Fitbit

Series D in 2013
Fitbit is a company focused on promoting healthier lifestyles through its digital health and fitness devices. It develops the Fitbit Tracker, a compact wireless wearable sensor that automatically monitors various aspects of a user's activities, including calories burned, sleep quality, steps taken, and distance traveled. This device continuously collects data while worn throughout the day, which is then wirelessly uploaded to a dedicated website. Users can access their information to track progress toward personal health goals, engage with a motivational interface, and share achievements with friends, family, and co-workers. Additionally, the platform allows users to manually log nutrition, weight, and other health metrics, providing a comprehensive overview of their well-being. By automating health data collection and offering an engaging user experience, Fitbit aims to simplify the journey toward a healthier lifestyle.

Sharp

Post in 2013
Sharp Corporation is a Japan-based manufacturer specializing in telecommunication equipment and a wide range of electronic products. Founded in 1912 and headquartered in Sakai, Japan, the company operates through three primary segments: Smart Life, 8K Ecosystem, and ICT. The Smart Life segment includes household appliances such as refrigerators, ovens, air conditioners, and air purifiers, as well as electronic devices like calculators and telephones. The 8K Ecosystem segment focuses on advanced display technologies, offering products such as LCD TVs, audio equipment, and projectors. The ICT segment provides mobile phones and personal computers. Sharp is recognized for its innovation and technology solutions that enhance both home and office environments, catering to diverse consumer needs.

Pelican Imaging

Series C in 2013
Pelican Imaging Corporation is a venture-backed software start-up focused on commercializing advanced computational camera technologies for the smartphone market. The company is developing innovative array sensor technology that delivers highly accurate depth data in real time for both images and video. This technology enhances augmented reality applications by offering precise near-field and far-field depth data across various lighting conditions, enabling real-time processing and dynamic calibration. Pelican Imaging's multi-camera imaging solutions facilitate features such as post-capture refocusing, object segmentation, linear depth measurements, and 3D model creation, thereby improving user experience and functionality across devices.

Yebhi

Venture Round in 2013
Yebhi.com, launched in 2010, has emerged as a leading player in India's online lifestyle retail sector, initially focusing on multi-brand footwear. The success in footwear prompted the company to diversify its offerings, expanding into categories such as apparel, accessories, bags, jewelry, and electronics. Yebhi emphasizes direct sourcing from brands or their authorized agents to ensure product authenticity and quality. The company operates its own warehousing facilities to facilitate fast and efficient order fulfillment, aiming to provide customers with the best value, rapid shipping, and a wide selection of products. Through its platform, Yebhi not only showcases a range of items but also helps customers discover relevant products and deals, enhancing their online shopping experience.

Sharp

Private Equity Round in 2012
Sharp Corporation is a Japan-based manufacturer specializing in telecommunication equipment and a wide range of electronic products. Founded in 1912 and headquartered in Sakai, Japan, the company operates through three primary segments: Smart Life, 8K Ecosystem, and ICT. The Smart Life segment includes household appliances such as refrigerators, ovens, air conditioners, and air purifiers, as well as electronic devices like calculators and telephones. The 8K Ecosystem segment focuses on advanced display technologies, offering products such as LCD TVs, audio equipment, and projectors. The ICT segment provides mobile phones and personal computers. Sharp is recognized for its innovation and technology solutions that enhance both home and office environments, catering to diverse consumer needs.

Epos

Acquisition in 2012
EPOS is a leading provider of advanced digital positioning technology, specializing in ultrasound technologies for input solutions such as digital pens, styluses, and gesture recognition. The company collaborates with original equipment manufacturers, distributors, and retailers to deliver innovative positioning-based consumer electronics for the PC peripheral, notebook, and touch-screen markets. EPOS products, including the Digital Pen & Mouse and Wired Digital Pen, are marketed primarily in the US and Europe and are also offered as complementary hardware for various laptops. The technology relies on the transmission of ultrasonic acoustic waves between a transmitter, embedded in devices like pens, and a software-based receiver, allowing for precise measurement of distance and position. Due to its small size, low cost, and minimal battery consumption, EPOS technology can be easily integrated into a wide range of consumer electronics, leading to extensive product possibilities.

Livescribe

Venture Round in 2012
Livescribe, Inc. is a technology company based in Oakland, California, specializing in the design and manufacture of smartpens that facilitate the capture, search, and sharing of handwritten notes on digital devices. Founded in 2007, the company offers a range of smartpens, including the Sky Wi-Fi smartpen, which transfers recorded notes and audio to cloud accounts for access on various devices, and the Echo smartpen, which connects to computers via USB for interactive note transfer. Additionally, the Livescribe 3 smartpen utilizes Bluetooth technology to send written data to smartphones and tablets. Livescribe's products cater to a diverse audience, including students, educators, and professionals, aiding them in capturing and sharing their written and auditory experiences. The company also provides associated products such as dot paper, ink, and accessories through online channels. Livescribe operates as a subsidiary of Anoto Group AB.

Yebhi

Series C in 2012
Yebhi.com, launched in 2010, has emerged as a leading player in India's online lifestyle retail sector, initially focusing on multi-brand footwear. The success in footwear prompted the company to diversify its offerings, expanding into categories such as apparel, accessories, bags, jewelry, and electronics. Yebhi emphasizes direct sourcing from brands or their authorized agents to ensure product authenticity and quality. The company operates its own warehousing facilities to facilitate fast and efficient order fulfillment, aiming to provide customers with the best value, rapid shipping, and a wide selection of products. Through its platform, Yebhi not only showcases a range of items but also helps customers discover relevant products and deals, enhancing their online shopping experience.

Xiaomi

Series B in 2011
Xiaomi Corporation is an Internet company that provides hardware, software, and Internet services globally. It operates through segments including Smartphones, IoT and Lifestyle Products, and Internet Services. Xiaomi offers a wide range of products such as smartphones, smart TVs, laptops, AI speakers, smart routers, and various IoT devices. The company also provides advertising services and other internet value-added services.

Pixtronix

Acquisition in 2011
Pixtronix is an innovative company based in Andover, Massachusetts, specializing in advanced display technologies tailored for multimedia devices. With a focus on optimizing visual performance while minimizing power consumption, Pixtronix develops its PerfectLight Displays, which provide exceptional optical quality. These displays are engineered to be versatile, suitable for a range of applications from mobile devices to desktop monitors and HD televisions. The company leverages expertise in displays, optics, and MEMS technology to create solutions that meet the demands of modern multimedia lifestyles.

Livescribe

Series C in 2010
Livescribe, Inc. is a technology company based in Oakland, California, specializing in the design and manufacture of smartpens that facilitate the capture, search, and sharing of handwritten notes on digital devices. Founded in 2007, the company offers a range of smartpens, including the Sky Wi-Fi smartpen, which transfers recorded notes and audio to cloud accounts for access on various devices, and the Echo smartpen, which connects to computers via USB for interactive note transfer. Additionally, the Livescribe 3 smartpen utilizes Bluetooth technology to send written data to smartphones and tablets. Livescribe's products cater to a diverse audience, including students, educators, and professionals, aiding them in capturing and sharing their written and auditory experiences. The company also provides associated products such as dot paper, ink, and accessories through online channels. Livescribe operates as a subsidiary of Anoto Group AB.

Clicker Media

Series B in 2010
Clicker Media, based in Bay Harbor Islands, Florida, is a web publisher and brand builder specializing in developing stand-alone consumer brands that integrate social networking and reward properties. The company focuses on leveraging content, commerce, and advertising to create engaging experiences for global internet users. Clicker Media's primary service is Clicker, a comprehensive guide to internet television that organizes and delivers broadcast programming and TV-quality web originals from various sources, enabling users to easily find, save, share, and contribute content for any show or episode online. Additionally, Clicker Media owns and operates several web properties, such as Sippinit.com and Sportsgulp.net, and owns internet domain names like Forwant.com.

Pantech

Venture Round in 2009
Pantech is a Korean company that manufactures mobile phones. The company markets its smartphones under the brand name “VEGA”. Its portfolio of VEGA products includes VEGA LTE: a motion recognition smartphone; VEGA No. 6: a smartphone with a full HD screen; VEGA Iron: a smartphone with metal rim design; and VEGA Secret Note and VEGA Secret UP: smartphones featuring fingerprint recognition technology. Pantech also markets its products overseas through its relationships with partners in the strategic markets of the United States and Japan. Pantech Wireless is an Atlanta-based subsidiary of Pantech & Curitel and Pantech Co., Ltd. that researches, markets, and develops wireless handsets and telecommunications products throughout North America as a part of the Pantech Group. Pantech was ranked first for 10 consecutive times in the Supplier Performance Review carried out by AT&T, the largest telecommunications carrier in the United States. Pantech was founded in 1991 and is headquartered in Seoul, South Korea.

AMD

Acquisition in 2009
Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. (AMD) is a semiconductor company that specializes in designing and developing graphics processors and central processing units for both commercial and consumer markets. The company focuses on innovations in various sectors, including gaming technologies, server technologies, embedded solutions, and security. AMD's product strategy integrates CPU and GPU technology to create Accelerated Processing Units (APUs), which enhance user experiences across its ecosystem. This ecosystem encompasses a broad range of software and hardware developments, as well as business models and support processes. Additionally, AMD Ventures, the company's investment arm, seeks to invest in start-ups and established companies within strategic software and application ecosystems, particularly those that leverage advances in machine learning, data analytics, and high-performance computing. By collaborating with these companies, AMD aims to optimize solutions on its hardware platforms and foster the growth of innovative technologies.

Siimpel Corporation

Series D in 2008
Siimpel Corporation has been in the business of innovation since its original founding in 2000 as SiWave. With a heritage from NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory and a background in high-precision navigation grade MEMS sensors, the company has maintained a leadership in technology. In its short history, Siimpel Corporation created the smallest high port count optical switches in the world, packaged MEMS components for NASA's Mars rovers, developed the world's first MEMS horizon sensor, developed the highest precision laser ranging system, and created the world's smallest stages using MEMS technology. A recipient of the ATP (advanced technology program) award from NIST (National Institute of Standards and Technology), Siimpel is proud of its history of ground breaking innovation. Since 2004, Siimpel has been applying the high precision MEMS platform technology to enable the drastic reduction in size of high performance digital cameras. Siimpel's innovative products set new standards for the size and performance of digital cameras in mobile platforms.

Wilocity

Seed Round in 2008
Wilocity Ltd. is a technology company founded in 2007 and based in Caesarea, Israel, specializing in the development of 60 GHz wireless chipsets for the notebook and peripheral markets. The company creates gigabit wireless semiconductor solutions that enable high-speed downloads, docking, networking, and high-definition video transmission faster than conventional Wi-Fi. By leveraging its innovative wireless technology, Wilocity provides mobile computing platforms that allow users to wirelessly connect to any PCI Express-supported peripheral or I/O component, effectively delivering a desktop-like experience on mobile devices.

InvenSense

Series C in 2008
InvenSense designs, manufactures, and sells motion and sound sensor systems for various industries. Its products include accelerometers, gyroscopes, microphones, and seven-axis motion sensors, serving markets such as mobile devices, wearables, smart homes, gaming, industrial automation, and automotive sectors. InvenSense offers solutions for consumer electronics, original design manufacturers, contract manufacturers, and other industries. Headquartered in San Jose, California, the company operates as a subsidiary of TDK Corporation.

Siimpel Corporation

Series D in 2007
Siimpel Corporation has been in the business of innovation since its original founding in 2000 as SiWave. With a heritage from NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory and a background in high-precision navigation grade MEMS sensors, the company has maintained a leadership in technology. In its short history, Siimpel Corporation created the smallest high port count optical switches in the world, packaged MEMS components for NASA's Mars rovers, developed the world's first MEMS horizon sensor, developed the highest precision laser ranging system, and created the world's smallest stages using MEMS technology. A recipient of the ATP (advanced technology program) award from NIST (National Institute of Standards and Technology), Siimpel is proud of its history of ground breaking innovation. Since 2004, Siimpel has been applying the high precision MEMS platform technology to enable the drastic reduction in size of high performance digital cameras. Siimpel's innovative products set new standards for the size and performance of digital cameras in mobile platforms.

Discera

Series C in 2007
Discera, Inc. is a fabless analog semiconductor company that specializes in the manufacture and distribution of silicon resonators targeted at the radio frequency (RF) and timing control markets. The company offers a range of products, including CMOS resonator-based oscillators, RF circuits, clock frequency devices, and resonator-based frequency control components. These products are integral to various consumer and mobile devices, including cellular radios, cameras, MP3 players, GPS systems, disk drives, and television players, as well as applications in military equipment. Discera distributes its products through a network of distributors both in the United States and internationally.

InvenSense

Series B in 2007
InvenSense designs, manufactures, and sells motion and sound sensor systems for various industries. Its products include accelerometers, gyroscopes, microphones, and seven-axis motion sensors, serving markets such as mobile devices, wearables, smart homes, gaming, industrial automation, and automotive sectors. InvenSense offers solutions for consumer electronics, original design manufacturers, contract manufacturers, and other industries. Headquartered in San Jose, California, the company operates as a subsidiary of TDK Corporation.

nPhase

Acquisition in 2006
nPhase, a 50/50 joint venture between Qualcomm (NASDAQ: QCOM) and Verizon (NYSE: VZ), provides advanced Machine to Machine (M2M) cloud platform services to enterprise customers with the most demanding needs for data reliability, coverage, security and innovation in M2M. Customers include the world's leading operators such as Verizon and Vodafone, as well as global OEMs such as Phillips Medical, Siemens Water and ABB Power. Industries served include consumer electronics, transportation/ construction, utilities, healthcare, retail, industrial, financial services and government. nPhase leverages the global leadership in advanced connectivity technologies provided by Qualcomm, the industry leading network and channel provided by Verizon Wireless, and ten years experience as an M2M pioneer, to lead in the advancement of M2M.

Berkäna Wireless

Acquisition in 2006
Berkana Wireless is a technology company based in Campbell, California, that specializes in manufacturing components for the mobile phone industry. Founded in February 2001, the company offers a diverse product portfolio that includes processors, Bluetooth products, cellular modems, and Wi-Fi products. Berkana Wireless is particularly noted for its development of complementary metal oxide semiconductor (CMOS) radio frequency integrated circuits (RFICs), utilizing proprietary RF CMOS techniques to create integrated RF and mixed-signal integrated circuits for various wireless applications.

Discera

Venture Round in 2005
Discera, Inc. is a fabless analog semiconductor company that specializes in the manufacture and distribution of silicon resonators targeted at the radio frequency (RF) and timing control markets. The company offers a range of products, including CMOS resonator-based oscillators, RF circuits, clock frequency devices, and resonator-based frequency control components. These products are integral to various consumer and mobile devices, including cellular radios, cameras, MP3 players, GPS systems, disk drives, and television players, as well as applications in military equipment. Discera distributes its products through a network of distributors both in the United States and internationally.

Discera

Series B in 2004
Discera, Inc. is a fabless analog semiconductor company that specializes in the manufacture and distribution of silicon resonators targeted at the radio frequency (RF) and timing control markets. The company offers a range of products, including CMOS resonator-based oscillators, RF circuits, clock frequency devices, and resonator-based frequency control components. These products are integral to various consumer and mobile devices, including cellular radios, cameras, MP3 players, GPS systems, disk drives, and television players, as well as applications in military equipment. Discera distributes its products through a network of distributors both in the United States and internationally.

TechFaith Wireless Technology

Series A in 2004
TechFaith Wireless Technology Co., Ltd. is a Chinese company specializing in the design and development of mobile handsets for both consumers and enterprises, operating in the People's Republic of China and internationally. The company is divided into two primary segments: Mobile Phone Business and Real Estate. In the mobile sector, TechFaith offers a range of products, including feature phones, smartphones, ruggedized phones, wireless modules, and various electronic components. They also provide design and testing services through partnerships with EMS providers. The company has developed a variety of mobile application software and MMI/UI solutions compatible with multiple communication platforms. Under its brands, such as Tecface, 17FOX, and MOBIFOX, TechFaith aims to meet diverse client needs in the smartphone market. Additionally, TechFaith is involved in the acquisition and management of commercial real estate properties across China. Founded in 2002 and headquartered in Beijing, TechFaith continues to evolve within the mobile technology landscape while expanding its real estate operations.

Palm

Venture Round in 2001
As of November 28, 2003 Handspring, Inc. was acquired by Palm, Inc. Handspring, Inc. provides handheld computing devices, which include organizers; and integrated, handheld wireless devices, known as communicators or smartphones. Products include the Treo wireless communicators and Treo 90 organizer, the Visor expandable handheld computers, and client and server software for fast Web access from handheld devices and mobile phones. Handspring sells its products and accessories at www.handspring.com; and through select Internet, retail, and carrier partners in the United States, Europe, Asia, Australia, New Zealand, Canada, and the Middle East. Competitors of the company include Audiovox, Ericsson, HTC Corporation, Kyocera, LG, Motorola, Nokia, Samsung, Sanyo, Sony-Ericsson, Research In Motion Limited, and Hewlett-Packard.

Verance Corp

Venture Round in 2001
Verance Corporation specializes in developing technologies that protect, manage, and enhance premium entertainment content. The company holds a diverse portfolio of watermarking technologies utilized globally across film, music, and television distribution platforms. Key solutions include Cinavia, which safeguards against piracy in motion pictures and home videos, and the Verance Copy Management System for Audio, designed for copy protection in various audio formats. These technologies are widely implemented in motion pictures, DVDs, Blu-ray discs, television and radio broadcasts, and consumer electronics. Founded in 1995 and headquartered in San Diego, California, Verance Corporation was formerly known as Aris Technologies, Inc. before rebranding in 1999. The company's innovations also facilitate advanced audience measurement, personalization, interactivity, and addressable advertising, helping businesses enhance viewer engagement and protect their entertainment assets from piracy.

Inviso

Venture Round in 2000
Inviso Inc. is a privately held company based in Sunnyvale, California, specializing in the development of microdisplays and personal information devices designed for mobile information access. The company's virtual microdisplays are compact yet capable of delivering images that are as large and vibrant as those found on traditional desktop displays, maintaining full resolution and clarity without requiring reformatting. Inviso's products find applications in various devices, including electronic glasses, handheld computing devices, digital cameras, and cellular handsets. Additionally, the company offers fiber optic equipment for video, audio, and data transport, along with signal management and display equipment, ensuring that customers receive high-quality, cost-effective solutions complemented by extensive customer support, systems integration, and after-sales services.
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