Mobeus develops transparent computing technologies aimed at creating immersive, interactive experiences for video and audio communications. Headquartered in New Jersey, the company was founded during the COVID-19 pandemic to address growing needs for remote, on-demand meetings. Its first product, Airglass, converts desktop software into a transparent, glass-like layer that layers multimedia content and lets users see people on video behind documents. Airglass features a Glasstop home screen whose transparency can be adjusted so users can point to documents and collaborate without minimizing or moving windows. Mobeus positions its technology to enhance human engagement and collaboration and sees a potentially meaningful role in the evolution of the metaverse continuum. The company emphasizes using devices people already own to make meetings more engaging, immersive, and productive. Mobeus develops technology intended to reduce friction in digital communication and create deeper human connections. The company assembled a remote-first international team of approximately 100 employees across six countries while operating in stealth. Its first product, Airglass, is described as a stand-alone application that mixes people, applications, and drawings and can complement existing web-conferencing software. Mobeus says it aims to create unified realities and highly immersive, interactive experiences that work on devices people already own, such as computers, phones, and televisions. Leadership includes co‑founders Mike Sutcliff (former group CEO at Accenture Digital) and Richie Etwaru (technology executive and digital entrepreneur), and the company has an experienced board. The firm plans to invest its new funding to build a global business and bring its Airglass product to market.

Total raised

$12M

Funding rounds

2

Latest round

Series A

Latest activity

Oct 2022