The computer vision sector includes a diverse group of companies applying AI to visual data. Among them, parking modernization startup Metropolis leads with a $5 billion valuation.

The field also contains companies like Magic Leap, which has raised over $4 billion in funding for its wearable technology.

Below is the full list of 10 Computer Vision unicorn startups at this time.

Top 10 Most Valuable Computer Vision Unicorns

Metropolis uses AI and computer vision to build a checkout-free experience for parking. Their technology enables drivers to pull into a garage and leave without ever dealing with a ticket or payment kiosk.

Valuation$5B
HeadquartersNew York, New York, United States
Year Founded2017
FoundersAlexander Israel, Courtney Fukuda, Peter Fisher, Travis Kell
Funding Amount$3.5B
Company SizeEnterprise Organization (5,001+)
Last Funding StatusSeries D
Top InvestorsJP Morgan Chase, DFJ Growth, Slow Ventures, Temasek Holdings, BDT & MSD Partners

Uniphore builds an enterprise-grade AI platform designed to automate and enhance business operations. They combine generative AI, computer vision, and machine learning to create intelligent agents for various enterprise functions.

Valuation$3B (Joined February 2022)
HeadquartersPalo Alto, California, United States
Year Founded2008
FoundersRavi Saraogi, Umesh Sachdev
Funding Amount$880.9M
Company SizeLarge Team (251-1,000)
Last Funding StatusSeries F
Top InvestorsIAN Group, Cisco Investments, NVIDIA, National Grid Partners (NGP), New Enterprise Associates

Yitu Technology develops artificial intelligence and computer vision solutions for industries ranging from healthcare to finance. Their platforms are used to power applications like facial recognition for security and AI-assisted medical diagnostics.

Valuation$2.17B (Joined March 2018)
HeadquartersShanghai, Shanghai, China
Year Founded2012
FoundersLin Chenxi, Zhu Long
Funding Amount$401M
Company SizeMajor Organization (1,001-5,000)
Last Funding StatusPrivate Equity
Top InvestorsHSG, ZWC Partners, Gaorong Capital, ZhenFund, Gaocheng Capital

Magic Leap creates wearable augmented reality technology that merges digital visuals with the real world. Their headsets are built for spatial computing, allowing users to interact with lifelike 3D content in their physical space.

Valuation$2B (Joined October 2014)
HeadquartersPlantation, Florida, United States
Year Founded2010
FoundersBrian Schowengerdt, Rony Abovitz
Funding Amount$4.3B
Company SizeMajor Organization (1,001-5,000)
Last Funding StatusPrivate Equity
Top InvestorsAndreessen Horowitz, Wellington Management, Temasek Holdings, Kleiner Perkins, Morgan Stanley

Trax provides computer vision solutions that help consumer goods brands and grocery retailers track and analyze their products on physical store shelves. Their technology digitizes the retail environment to deliver real-time data on shelf conditions and product performance.

Valuation$2B (Joined July 2019)
HeadquartersSingapore, Central Region, Singapore
Year Founded2010
FoundersDror Feldheim, Joel Bar-El
Funding Amount$1.1B
Company SizeLarge Team (251-1,000)
Last Funding StatusVenture Round
Top InvestorsBlackRock, Warburg Pincus, Boyu Capital, Deutsche Bank, SoftBank Vision Fund

Hive builds cloud-based AI solutions that help companies understand, search, and generate content. They offer a portfolio of models for tasks like computer vision, speech recognition, and automated data labeling.

Valuation$2B (Joined April 2021)
HeadquartersSan Francisco, California, United States
Year Founded2013
FoundersDmitriy Karpman, Kevin Guo
Funding Amount$120.7M
Company SizeLarge Team (251-1,000)
Last Funding StatusSeries D
Top InvestorsEniac Ventures, 8VC, Rocketship.vc, Founders Fund, General Catalyst

Mashgin develops AI-powered checkout systems that use computer vision to identify multiple items at once without barcodes. These systems create a faster, touchless checkout experience for high-volume venues like sports stadiums and convenience stores.

Valuation$2B (Joined May 2022)
HeadquartersPalo Alto, California, United States
Year Founded2014
FoundersAbhinai Srivastava, Mukul Dhankhar
Funding Amount$73.7M
Company SizeMid-Size Team (51-250)
Last Funding StatusSeries B
Top InvestorsEclipse Ventures, Root Ventures, New Enterprise Associates, UpHonest Capital, Y Combinator

Momenta develops autonomous driving technology designed to improve the efficiency of transportation. They build their systems using a data-driven approach that combines deep learning with high-definition mapping.

Valuation$1B (Joined October 2018)
HeadquartersBeijing, Beijing, China
Year Founded2016
Founders—
Funding Amount$1.2B
Company SizeLarge Team (251-1,000)
Last Funding StatusSeries C
Top InvestorsGeneral Motors, Cathay Capital, Temasek Holdings, Blue Lake Capital, Toyota Motor

Meero built an AI-powered platform to manage large-scale photography and video production for businesses. Their service streamlines the entire creative process, from booking photographers to automatically enhancing and delivering the final images.

Valuation$1B (Joined June 2019)
HeadquartersParis, Ile-de-France, France
Year Founded2016
FoundersGuillaume Lestrade, Thomas Rebaud
Funding Amount$324.2M
Company SizeLarge Team (251-1,000)
Last Funding StatusVenture Round
Top InvestorsAlven, Idinvest Partners, White Star Capital, Eurazeo, FJ Labs

Tractable develops artificial intelligence for accident and disaster recovery, helping the world’s leading insurers transform their claims processes. Their computer vision technology can assess damage to a vehicle from photos, generating repair estimates in minutes.

Valuation$1B (Joined June 2021)
HeadquartersLondon, England, United Kingdom
Year Founded2014
FoundersAdrien Cohen, Alexandre Dalyac, Razvan Ranca
Funding Amount$184.9M
Company SizeMid-Size Team (51-250)
Last Funding StatusSeries E
Top InvestorsK5 Global, Plug and Play, Insight Partners, Georgian, Entrepreneurs First