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AR laptop developer Sightful laying off a third of its employees

01.07.24|Sophie Shulman

After raising over $60 million, and a month after unveiling the Spacetop G1, the Israeli startup is parting ways with 20 of around 60 employees, announcing that it is shifting its focus from hardware distribution to software distribution

Sightful unveils latest screenless laptop. Is spatial computing finally a reality?

30.05.24|James Spiro

The startup’s Spacetop G1 device offers a 100-inch AR workspace that helps boost productivity for on-the-go workers

Looking good: Israeli startup Sightful takes on Apple in AR glasses race

07.06.23|Itai Smuskowitz

Sightful's Spacetop, a laptop with no physical screen that comes instead with augmented reality (AR) glasses, is being sold for $2,000, far cheaper than the $3,500 Apple is asking for Vision Pro. Calcalist shares a first look at the Israeli company's technology

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Israel's Sightful reveals its revolutionary AR laptop Spacetop

18.05.23|Sophie Shulman

The startup's new laptop has no physical screen and comes instead with augmented reality (AR) glasses