What is SigmaSense?
SigmaSense is a global leader in touch sensing performance, dedicated to enhancing user experiences across a wide spectrum of products, from mobile devices and laptops to large-scale monitors and digital signage. The company is at the forefront of pioneering comprehensive sensing technologies that achieve superior Signal-to-Noise Ratio (SNR) performance, a feat previously unattainable. Its proprietary SigmaVision capacitive imaging technology enables advanced touch, pressure, and object detection capabilities on sensing surfaces, paving the way for a new generation of interactive and engaging perceptive devices. Furthermore, SigmaHover offers an advanced touchless experience, particularly beneficial for public displays and other devices reliant on touch sensors. Headquartered in Austin, Texas, SigmaSense provides integrated semiconductor products, supported by comprehensive software, development tools, and dedicated support.
How much funding has SigmaSense raised?
SigmaSense has raised a total of $68M across 3 funding rounds:
Series A
$22M
Series A
$22M
Series B
$24M
Series A (2020): $22M, investors not publicly disclosed
Series A (2020): $22M led by GIS, Corning, LG-MRI, Foxconn, and E Ink Holdings
Series B (2021): $24M, investors not publicly disclosed
Key Investors in SigmaSense
GIS
GIS is a leading provider of GIS services, specializing in extracting value and insight from geographical data using platforms like ArcGIS and GeoIoT to drive efficiency and customer engagement.
Corning
Corning Incorporated is a multinational technology company renowned for its expertise in specialty glass, ceramics, and advanced optics for industrial and scientific applications.
LG-MRI
LG-MRI specializes in rugged outdoor LCD displays for the DOOH advertising industry, offering durable, energy-efficient, and maintenance-free solutions engineered for 24/7 operation.
What's next for SigmaSense?
With the recent major strategic investment, SigmaSense is poised to accelerate its product development and market expansion. The company's focus on enhancing SNR performance and introducing advanced features like touchless interaction suggests a strategic push towards next-generation human-computer interfaces. This capital injection will likely fuel further innovation in their SigmaVision and SigmaHover technologies, potentially leading to broader adoption in consumer electronics, automotive, and industrial sectors. The company's trajectory indicates a strong emphasis on scaling operations and solidifying its position as a key enabler of perceptive devices.
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