Squint secures $13 million in series A funding from Sequoia to fuel the growth of its B2B-focused AR platform, enhancing business interactions and experiences. Stay updated with the latest news in the industry.

SAN JOSE, Calif., June 01, 2023 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Squint, the technology platform that uses augmented reality (AR) to optimize factory procedures and empower operators, today announced $6 million in combined seed and pre-seed funding from Arc , Sequoia Capital's pre-seed and seed-stage catalyst, and Menlo Ventures ' venture studio Menlo Labs , along with several angel investors.Squint uses AR to power an intuitive mobile platform for factory operators who need dynamic, contextual help mapped to the world around them. The Squint platform brings the shop floor binder – full of instructions – to life, providing operators with an interactive experience that is both engaging and effective, while increasing learning speed and knowledge retention. With these capabilities, Squint enables organizations to digitize standard operating procedures using just a mobile phone, with no hassle — not even an IT team – making everyday tasks like training, operation, and maintenance faster and safer.The flexibility of the Squint platform is a selling point for customers. Squint offers the only AR solution that is truly "open world," meaning that content can be created anywhere, on the spot, without needing a QR code or a 3D model to detect objects and orient itself. Implementation with Squint is simple and self-serve, offering the fastest time-to-value in the manufacturing technology sector.Squint's roster of customers, including global brands like Siemens and The Volvo Group, speaks to the value of their solution. Early customers report an 86% decrease in training time for new operators

Today Squint is pleased to share that Squint has raised $6M in funding from Sequoia Capital and Menlo Ventures.