A chart tells you about the most dynamic investment institutions in the field of AR/VR

We rank first in AR / VR, venture capital companies venture capital companies, and their investment company as a visualization. Top investors include Rothenberg, boostVC and Vive X.

Augmented Reality and Virtual Reality (AR / VR) will be the next platform focus for some of the world's largest technology companies. Recently, Facebook and Apple have reportedly assigned more than 1,000 workers to their respective AR / VR jobs, and several patents in Snapchat's portfolio suggest that AR / VR hunger may be incorporated into their video shooting glasses. Surprisingly, the investment style has always been clear. AR / VR broke 60% in the first quarter of 2017.

Most of the names on the list are well-known accelerators or venture funds that are specifically licensed for AR / VR investments. What is of greatest interest to the AR Alliance No. 1 reporter is that the only listed company investor is Intel Capital, but since Intel is the most active player in the Internet of Things, it also released a hybrid reality headset called Project Alloy. Design, its presence is not surprising.

We use the CB Insights database to integrate the most active investors (including accelerators) on an infographic from 2012 and attribute it to the unique VR/AR company.

The main outsourcing of the most active investors:

Rothenberg Ventures is the most active investor in the field. With investment papers around the so-called "frontier technology" category, Rothenburg's leadership in AR/VR activities is not surprising. The company's River Accelerator specializes in seed stage VR and AR entrepreneurship. Some of the latest deals include surgical robots and Vicarious Surgical, a VR medical technology company, and social experience producer VRChat. The second is boostVC, an accelerator that focuses on blockchain technology and virtual reality. The latest bet of Boost is Vizor, a VR content creation platform based in Finland. The third most active is Vive X, an accelerator established by the VR headset manufacturer HTC. The latest batch of accelerators are start-up companies from Snobal to Soccerdream.