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Light Field Lab, Inc.
Light Field Lab is a San Jose deep-tech company building SolidLight, a holographic display platform that projects three-dimensional objects into open space with no glasses, headsets, or eyewear required. Founded in 2017 by three veterans of the light-field camera company Lytro, it assembles self-emissive, bezel-less panels into modular video walls dense enough - roughly 10 billion pixels per square meter - to form images the eye reads as physically real. Backed by $85M including a $50M Series B with Bill Gates' Gates Frontier, Corning, LG, NCSOFT, and Samsung, and named to TIME's Best Inventions of 2022, the company is now productizing SolidLight for enterprise, entertainment, and public-display markets.
Userful
Userful is a software company that turns the wall of screens in a control room or lobby into something you manage from a browser. Its Infinity Platform delivers AV over standard IP networks, replacing racks of proprietary matrix-switching hardware with software that distributes any source to any display. Used by more than 1,000 organizations, including 50-plus Fortune 500 firms, Userful focuses on mission-critical environments where seeing the right data at the right moment matters - operations centers, transportation hubs, factories, and corporate signage.