Best Augmented Reality Companies in Israel
The 80 best Augmented Reality companies in Israel in 2026, ranked by funding and momentum. Funding, investors, founders, valuation, tech stack and live signals. Top: Augmedics.
- Doug Halsall
Ranked: Best Augmented Reality companies in Israel
| # | Company | Disclosed funding | Last round | Stage | Employees | Founder | Tech stack | Patents & IP focus | Recent signals |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | ARJeannie Provider of an AR-based authoring tool to create user manuals | $750K | — | Early Stage | — | Nir Elperin Co-Founder and CEO | — | — | — |
| 2 | Anachoic Provider of connected rider assistant systems for helmets | — | — | Funding Raised | 8 | Eric Tammam Co-Founder & CEO | — | 5 patents Spatial audio projection systems for directional sound communication | — |
| 3 | Arcadia Augmented Reality Provider of a location-based AR platform for the construction industry | — | — | Funding Raised | 2 | Teddy Bercovitz Co-Founder & CEO | — | — | — |
| 4 | Arfilters Provider of AR-based filters for social media | — | — | Deadpooled | — | Kirill Melnikov Co-Founder | — | — | — |
| 5 | Arrows Manufacturer of AI and AR-based smart glasses | — | — | Funding Raised | — | Biran Shaar Founder | — | — | — |
| 6 | Arrr.Media Developer of an AR-based marketing platform | — | — | Deadpooled | — | Daniel Gorlovetsky Founder & CEO | — | — | — |
| 7 | ARShow Augmented reality-based social streaming platform | — | — | Unfunded | 9 | Sasha Kreindlin CEO | — | — | — |
| 8 | ARTI Arti democratizes the use of augmented reality (AR) and real-time graphics for engaging storytelling… | — | — | — | 23 | — | — | — | — |
Top 12 Augmented Reality companies in Israel
#1
Series D · Yokneam Illit, Northern District · founded 2014 · 109 employees$142.6Mraised▾
Augmedics provides an augmented reality-guided surgery system. It includes see-through glasses to guide and support the surgeon. The system's first development is the Spine Surgery application which aims to improve the insertion of screws into the vertebrae.
- Jun 2023Series D$82.5M
- Mar 2021Series C$36M
- Jun 2020Series B$15M
- Sep 2017Series A$8.3M
#2
Series A · Tel Aviv, Tel Aviv · founded 2014 · 4 employees$27.2Mraised▾
SaaS platform for 3D content creation to enable AR/VR in commerce. It provides a SaaS platform where customers can upload 2D images of collections taken from cameras which are converted to virtual equivalents and displayed in 3D.
- Mar 2023Series A$20.5M
- Seed$1.2M
- Seed$5.5M
#3
Series C · Yokneam Illit, Northern District · founded 2008 · 14 employees$25Mraised▾
Realview Imaging provides interactive 3D holography display based solutions for medical imaging applications. It provides intimacy systems that allow users to engage with 3D floating in air images, interventional cardiology products, and diagnostic imaging products. Its solutions find applications in areas like clinical fields, including cardiac electrophysiology procedures, structural heart disease interventions, interventional radiological procedures, and complex surgical procedures.
- Aug 2021Series C$5M
- Jul 2020Series C$10M
- Nov 2014Series B$10M
- 2008Seed—
#4
Series C · Tel Aviv, Tel Aviv · founded 2015 · 5 employees$53.5Mraised▾
AI virtual agent for customer experience. Its AI-powered platform enables enterprises to provide visual self-service and agent support, supporting first-call resolution, and call handling times. Features include AI virtual agent to understand, and guide customers through visual assistance, AI agent assistant to guide agents with visuals, voice, and text, and take actions to complete tasks, and visual platform for agents tools that allow human agents to collect data before calls, turn calls into videos, and capture data to create AI models.
- Oct 2020Series C$30M
- Dec 2018Series B$16M
- Oct 2018Series A—
- Jun 2017Series A$7.5M
#5
Acquired · Petah Tikva, Central District · founded 2006 · 25 employees$75.2Mraised▾
Infinity AR, Absolute Life Solutions, is developing SDK to incorporate virtual images over physical objects. Infinity AR's technology can turn any device into a powerful content augmentation platform, using the basic and affordable hardware such as a simple stereoscopic camera. Their advanced AR development engine enables accurate 3D scene physical representation of one's current physical environment. Their solution is both for AR app developers and also for OEMs to provide their devices with Infinity AR's solution. Acquired PlaygroundAR in 2013. Went for IPO in December 2009, but left the stock market; became private when it raised $18M from Alibaba and Sun Corporation in November 2016.
- Nov 2016Series C$18M
- Apr 2015Series B$350K
- Apr 2015Series B$5M
- Mar 2014Series A$2.5M
#6
Series D · Petah Tikva, Central District · founded 2005 · 50 employees$83Mraised▾
Mantis Vision is an Israeli company that develops software and hardware solutions to capture 3D content on mobile devices or handheld scanners. It uses its proprietary coded structured-light technology to enable a high resolution of 120K points and accuracy for lower MOS (minimal object size). Its software solution features depth sensing, auto-calibration, high-quality segmentation, VR/MR shading, data compression, and streaming. Its technology was used by Google for its 3D-sensing Project Tango smartphone. Applications are in the areas of automotive, CSI, military, among others.
- Jul 2018Series D$55M
- Jun 2015Series A$9.7M
- Jun 2014Series A$12.5M
#7
Series C · Ness Ziona, Center District · founded 2000 · 63 employees$57Mraised▾
Lumus develops solutions for AR headsets that claims to give users information without interrupting their vision. Its offering LOE is a patented, ultra-thin lens technology that embeds mini-projector at temples of glass that take information from smartphones and projects into the side of LOE using coupling optics, which later appears as a virtual large screen to the user. Using its proprietary tech the company has developed its DK-Vision range of head-mounted displays namely, DK-51, and DK-52. Its DK-51 is a Snapdragon 820 powered HMD AR development kit that runs on Android Marshmallow 6.0. Partners are DAQRI, Quanta Computer and HTC among others.
- Jan 2017Series C$6M
- Dec 2016Series C$30M
- Jun 2016Series B$15M
- 2012Series B$6M
#8
Infibond 🦄Deadpooled · Tel Aviv, Tel Aviv · founded 2013 · 48 employees$40Mraised▾
Infibond provides an artificial intelligence and augmented reality-based software that enables users to gain customer insights. Provides a platform known as EmpathAI, that uses deep psychology, deep machine learning, and predictive algorithms to understand unprecedented insights about each customers unique traits, feelings, and internal motivators. Enables customers to interact with an AR-enabled avatar for processing data in real-time and provides data collation solutions.
- 2018Series A$40M
#9
Seed · Tel Aviv, Tel Aviv · founded 2016 · 15 employees$4Mraised▾
Cloud-integrated AR-content creation platform. It offers a platform where users can develop and stream augmented reality graphics content. It helps to generate video presentations, pitches, and stories for multiple applications. It mainly caters to content creators, businesses, and broadcasters.
- Sep 2020Grant (prize money)$125K
- Apr 2020Seed$4M
#10
Acqui-Hired · Rosh Haayin, Center District · founded 2013 · 12 employees$7.9Mraised▾
WakingApp provides a cloud platform, ENTiTi Creator, to create AR/VR content without any programming skills required. The content can be integrated with any mobile device and VR/AR headsets using ENTiTi Viewer. Finds applications in real estate, advertising, retail, education and games. Received Series C in 2015, to expand their AR/VR platform offereings, from Youzu Interactive, supported by China's largest internet search company, and existing investors Inimiti VC and Globis Capital.
- Dec 2018Series C$2.6M
- Nov 2015Series C$4.3M
- Jul 2014Seed$1M
#11
Acquired · Kfar Saba, Central District · founded 2013 · 12 employees$2.2Mraised▾
Fieldbit offers an enterprise cloud-based platform that combines smartglasses and augmented reality. Utilizing AR-enabled smartglasses, on-site engineers and technicians can access all required information immediately through the smartglasses allowing hands-free interaction with online data, panoramic view of different pieces of information, context-sensitive instructions and visual collaboration with experts. The platform supports multiple AR glasses including Epson Moverio BT-300, ODG R-7, Vuzix M300, and RealWear HMT-1.
- Nov 2016Series A$2.2M
- Grant (prize money)$729K
#12
Seed · Or Yehuda, Tel Aviv · founded 2014 · 1 employees$1.2Mraised▾
Provider of wearable AR smart glasses for immersive experiences. It designs and develops AR glasses that use eye-tracking, direct retinal projection, and foveated projection to provide an immersive experience. Its glasses can be used in multiple external lighting conditions.
- Oct 2018Seed$1.2M
Funding & investor landscape
Notable founders
Market landscape — 10 sub-themes by coverage
Share of Augmented Reality coverage by sub-theme.
Regulatory-risk over time rising
Funding & growth over time
funding rising · growth rising
How research on AR / VR / Metaverse is moving in Israel
A read on the academic research around AR / VR / Metaverse — which themes are gaining ground, the institutions and researchers driving them, and how the tone is shifting. Based on 155 Israel-affiliated papers.
- Tel Aviv University32
- University of Haifa21
- Ben-Gurion University of the Negev20
- Bar-Ilan University19
- Sheba Medical Center19
- Virtual reality2→12
- Human–computer interaction1→7
- Augmented reality1→5
- Virtual reality8→39
- Augmented reality2→13
- Human–computer interaction3→11
- Perception1→6
- Psychological intervention1→4
- Virtual reality1→13
Where ar vr is researched across Israel
Location clusters by institution affiliation — each city's volume, stance tone, and a quick read on its hot topic, what's advancing, the opening opportunity, and the main concern.
Common questions
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