Mojo Vision Raises $75M to Expand AI Applications of Micro-LED Platform

• Mojo Vision closed a $75 million Series B Prime round to commercialize its micro-LED platform.
• The funding was led by Vanedge Capital with support from existing and new investors including NEA, Khosla Ventures, and Dolby Family Ventures.

Mojo Vision has raised $75 million in Series B Prime funding to support the commercialization of its micro-LED platform. The round was led by Vanedge Capital, with participation from both returning and new investors, including NEA, Khosla Ventures, Dolby Family Ventures, and others.

“Through our micro-LED technology development, Mojo has made significant advancements in establishing breakthrough performance standards while laying the foundation for micro-LEDs as a platform for AI innovation in large market segments,” said Mojo Vision chief executive officer, Nikhil Balram, in a press release. “This oversubscribed funding round and strong industry support mark a new phase in the design and production of our next-generation micro-LED platform. The company is on an accelerated path to commercialize micro-LED applications that can power AI.”

Mojo Vision said its platform uses a system-level process to resolve conventional trade-offs in size, brightness, bandwidth density, and power. This approach integrates multiple components, including 300mm silicon architecture, GaN-on-Silicon emitters, proprietary quantum dots, and micro-lens arrays, developed over nine years.

According to Mojo Vision, the scalable platform supports breakthrough products such as AI glasses and optical interconnects.

🌀 Tom’s Take:

This round gives Mojo Vision the runway to push micro-LEDs from lab to market, and with it, the next wave of AI-powered devices.

Source: Business Wire / Mojo Vision