Tilt Five is an AR Glasses company founded in 2017 and based in Sunnyvale, United States. It has raised $23.2M in total funding, most recently a Series B in 2024.
| Date | Stage | Amount | Valuation | Lead investors |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Oct 29, 2024 | Series B | $13.9M | — | — |
| Oct 28, 2020 | Series A | $7.5M | — | SIP Global Partners |
| Oct 29, 2019 |
| Undisclosed |
| $1.8M |
| — |
| — |
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Lightweight augmented reality glasses with a 110-degree field-of-view optical system that project holograms onto a retroreflective gameboard. The glasses weigh under 100g and connect via USB-C to Windows PCs or Android devices, enabling stereoscopic 3D gaming experiences. Users control holograms through a 6-DOF wand controller and hand gestures, with motion tracking and image stabilization at 180fps. Optimized for tabletop board games and multiplayer gaming experiences.
A foldable retroreflective surface coated with millions of microscopic glass spheres that reflects light from the AR glasses back to the wearer's eyes, creating the stereoscopic 3D hologram effect. The gameboard concentrates holograms in one specific play area without field-of-view clipping. It serves as the physical interface where virtual content and real game pieces seamlessly blend together during gameplay.
A 6-degrees-of-freedom controller with IR tracking and inertial sensors that enables players to reach into the holographic space and physically interact with virtual objects, characters, and environments. The wand connects to the glasses via Bluetooth and features buttons for input, allowing intuitive control and manipulation of holograms during tabletop gaming sessions.
A comprehensive software development kit supporting Unity, Unreal Engine, and Native C that enables developers to create or integrate holographic gaming experiences for the Tilt Five system. The SDK requires no license fees and can be integrated into existing games as an optional Tilt Five stereoscopic presentation mode, with sample applications available through Tilt Five's developer portal.