Unlocking the Future of Immersive Experiences: Aircards Secures £3M in Funding! In an age where consumer engagement is paramount, Newcastle-based Aircards is revolutionizing the way brands interact with their audiences. With a recent growth capital investment of £3M from Foresight Group, this global immersive studio is set to catapult its innovative technologies into the stratosphere. Startup founders and savvy investors alike should take note of Aircards' trajectory as they leverage funding to enhance their experiential capabilities and redefine the landscape of immersive marketing.
Aircards' strategic investment will bolster their in-house fabrication capabilities, enabling them to design and craft immersive physical environments that bring digital experiences to life.
Central to this expansion is the launch of Invisionary, their cutting-edge interactive display product line, featuring the LUX-75. This AI and AR-powered digital-out-of-home (DOOH) display is engineered for high-traffic venues like retail stores, airports, and malls. By merging immersive media with real-time analytics, gamified interactions, virtual try-ons, and frictionless commerce, Aircards is poised to transform public screens into dynamic engagement and revenue-generating assets.
Additionally, the investment will accelerate the development of Metalitix, Aircards' proprietary spatial analytics platform. This revolutionary tool equips enterprise clients with profound insights into audience interactions within 3D, augmented reality (AR), and mixed reality environments. By utilizing heatmaps, gaze tracking, and session playback, Metalitix enables businesses to convert engagement into measurable, actionable data—paving the way for informed strategies and impactful campaigns. Since its inception in 2020, Aircards has established a formidable reputation, partnering with high-profile brands like Nike, L’Oréal, Diageo, Unilever, Louis Vuitton, and Red Bull to deliver premium immersive campaigns across the globe.
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