Matrix Partners

Matrix Partners is a venture capital firm founded in 1977 and based in San Francisco that backs early-stage and Series A technology companies across sectors such as artificial intelligence, B2B software, consumer technology, fintech, health tech, infrastructure, and semiconductors. The firm emphasizes practical, founder-centered collaboration, often supporting concepts from idea stage through Series A and taking board seats to help portfolio companies scale. It operates globally, including Matrix Partners China, which focuses on long-term relationships with entrepreneurs in China and has a track record of IPOs and strategic exits. The team combines former founders and experienced investors to bring local execution and global perspective. Notable investments span across the technology landscape, reflecting a history of involvement with companies like FedEx, Apple, Oculus, Canva, Zendesk, HubSpot, Postmates, Fivetran, Sila, and GOAT, illustrating the firm’s ability to support companies from early development to scale.

Ben Altshuler

Partner

Timothy Barrows

General Partner

Diana Kimball Berlin

Partner

Matt Brown

Partner

Phyllis Doherty

Administrative Partner

Paul Ferri

Investor

Liza Gurtin

Partner

Patrick Malatack

Partner

Hardi Meybaum

General Partner

Kojo Osei

Partner

StaN Reiss

General Partner

Antonio Rodriguez

General Partner

Paul Sherer

Venture Partner

David Su

Managing Partner

Sun Linghao

Managing Partner

Tong Ti

Vice President

Wan Haoji

Partner

Kevin Xiong

Partner

Past deals in Virtual Reality

Luma AI

Series B in 2024
Luma AI is a generative AI startup that enables the transformation of text descriptions into 3D models and photorealistic representations from casually captured smartphone photos. The company aims to enhance how people capture, share, and experience scenes by bringing photos and videos into mixed reality, facilitating immersive demonstrations of products, memories, and online spaces. Its platform employs neural capture and rendering technology to convert ordinary images into photorealistic 3D assets suitable for e-commerce, real estate, and three-dimensional games, advancing access to a three-dimensional, mixed-reality future.

Luma AI

Series B in 2024
Luma AI is a generative AI startup that enables the transformation of text descriptions into 3D models and photorealistic representations from casually captured smartphone photos. The company aims to enhance how people capture, share, and experience scenes by bringing photos and videos into mixed reality, facilitating immersive demonstrations of products, memories, and online spaces. Its platform employs neural capture and rendering technology to convert ordinary images into photorealistic 3D assets suitable for e-commerce, real estate, and three-dimensional games, advancing access to a three-dimensional, mixed-reality future.

Luma AI

Series A in 2023
Luma AI is a generative AI startup that enables the transformation of text descriptions into 3D models and photorealistic representations from casually captured smartphone photos. The company aims to enhance how people capture, share, and experience scenes by bringing photos and videos into mixed reality, facilitating immersive demonstrations of products, memories, and online spaces. Its platform employs neural capture and rendering technology to convert ordinary images into photorealistic 3D assets suitable for e-commerce, real estate, and three-dimensional games, advancing access to a three-dimensional, mixed-reality future.

Thin Red Line

Angel Round in 2022
Thin Red Line is a technology company established in 2018 and headquartered in China. It focuses on creating the next-generation personal computing device platform, aiming to innovate beyond the smartphone. The company specializes in the development of augmented reality systems and products, utilizing proprietary AR/VR technology to design advanced operating systems and applications. Thin Red Line is dedicated to enhancing personal computing through immersive technologies, positioning itself as a leader in the evolving landscape of digital interaction.

Qidi

Angel Round in 2022
Qidi is a developer of smart glasses that integrate virtual reality (VR) and augmented reality (AR) technologies, enhancing users' perception of their environments. These glasses are designed to align with everyday wearing habits, allowing consumers to seamlessly blend consumer electronics and accessories into their daily lives. By leveraging advancements in 5G, artificial intelligence, and big data, Qidi aims to improve both the quality of life and productivity for users, facilitating a connection between the physical world and the metaverse.

Deep View Technology

Series B in 2022
Deep View Technology specializes in motion capture and augmented reality (AR) and virtual reality (VR) applications. The company focuses on research and development in three-dimensional computer vision algorithms, utilizing wearable devices to identify and capture human gestures and postures in real time. This innovative approach enables clients to enhance their VR experiences by accurately translating physical movements into digital environments, thus facilitating a more immersive interaction with technology.

Luma AI

Seed Round in 2021
Luma AI is a generative AI startup that enables the transformation of text descriptions into 3D models and photorealistic representations from casually captured smartphone photos. The company aims to enhance how people capture, share, and experience scenes by bringing photos and videos into mixed reality, facilitating immersive demonstrations of products, memories, and online spaces. Its platform employs neural capture and rendering technology to convert ordinary images into photorealistic 3D assets suitable for e-commerce, real estate, and three-dimensional games, advancing access to a three-dimensional, mixed-reality future.

Collov

Seed Round in 2021
Collov is a SaaS company offering a virtual interior design and shopping platform. It leverages artificial intelligence and virtual reality technology to transform homes and provides AI-driven e-commerce solutions for home decoration.

CTRL-Labs

Venture Round in 2019
CTRL-Labs develops neural interface technologies that enable humans to interact with machines using natural movements and thoughts. Their flagship product, CTRL-kit, is a wireless, non-invasive electromyography device that translates neural signals into control for applications in XR, robotics, productivity, and clinical research.

CTRL-Labs

Series B in 2018
CTRL-Labs develops neural interface technologies that enable humans to interact with machines using natural movements and thoughts. Their flagship product, CTRL-kit, is a wireless, non-invasive electromyography device that translates neural signals into control for applications in XR, robotics, productivity, and clinical research.

PerceptIn

Series A in 2017
PerceptIn is a visual intelligence company that develops perception and interpretation technologies for autonomous systems and devices. The company provides hardware, a software development kit with embedded algorithms, and reference applications for mobile and VR/AR contexts. Its robotics vision system features a visual inertial module that enables real-time tracking and mapping with centimeter-level accuracy for indoor environments, delivered through a user-friendly SDK. PerceptIn serves robot makers, VR/AR device makers, content creators, smartphone OEMs, gaming companies, and early adopters of immersive technologies. With offices in Sunnyvale and Santa Clara in California and Shenzhen, China, the company focuses on deploying full-stack visual intelligence across devices ranging from IoT-grade robots to autonomous driving, targeting low-speed applications such as campuses and industrial parks. PerceptIn collaborates with leading technology partners and supports a growing base of more than 100 customers, employing about 30 people.

CTRL-Labs

Series A in 2017
CTRL-Labs develops neural interface technologies that enable humans to interact with machines using natural movements and thoughts. Their flagship product, CTRL-kit, is a wireless, non-invasive electromyography device that translates neural signals into control for applications in XR, robotics, productivity, and clinical research.

KUKRGAME

Series A in 2016
KUKRGAME develops augmented reality and virtual reality games. They used virtual toys that were beyond reality to create fantasy. Their games are mercenary, Italian ops, conflict, and silicon rising.

Kujiale

Series C in 2016
Kujiale operates an online platform specializing in home decoration and furnishing information. Based in Hangzhou, China, it offers tools for creating 3D models, applying textures, and visualizing designs in various formats.

Kujiale

Series B in 2014
Kujiale operates an online platform specializing in home decoration and furnishing information. Based in Hangzhou, China, it offers tools for creating 3D models, applying textures, and visualizing designs in various formats.

Oculus

Series B in 2013
Oculus, founded in 2012 and headquartered in Menlo Park, California, is a company focused on advancing virtual reality technology to enhance how individuals interact with digital content. The Oculus platform supports devices such as Rift and Samsung's Gear VR, allowing users to experience immersive environments and engage in activities with others across the globe. One of its notable products, Oculus Medium, is a virtual reality sculpting tool that facilitates the creation and painting of digital sculptures specifically for use with the Oculus Rift. This application empowers users to sculpt, model, and paint in a fully immersive setting, enabling the design of characters, objects, and artistic works with ease. Oculus aims to revolutionize the gaming experience and broaden the possibilities of virtual interaction through its innovative technology.

Oculus

Series A in 2013
Oculus, founded in 2012 and headquartered in Menlo Park, California, is a company focused on advancing virtual reality technology to enhance how individuals interact with digital content. The Oculus platform supports devices such as Rift and Samsung's Gear VR, allowing users to experience immersive environments and engage in activities with others across the globe. One of its notable products, Oculus Medium, is a virtual reality sculpting tool that facilitates the creation and painting of digital sculptures specifically for use with the Oculus Rift. This application empowers users to sculpt, model, and paint in a fully immersive setting, enabling the design of characters, objects, and artistic works with ease. Oculus aims to revolutionize the gaming experience and broaden the possibilities of virtual interaction through its innovative technology.

Ambarella

Series C in 2006
Ambarella develops semiconductor solutions for high-definition video processing, enabling applications such as wearable cameras, automotive cameras, drones, virtual reality cameras, and security systems. It serves original design manufacturers and original equipment manufacturers worldwide.

Ambarella

Series B in 2004
Ambarella develops semiconductor solutions for high-definition video processing, enabling applications such as wearable cameras, automotive cameras, drones, virtual reality cameras, and security systems. It serves original design manufacturers and original equipment manufacturers worldwide.
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