Immersed

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Overview

Immersed develops spatial computing software and XR headset technology focused on enhancing workplace productivity through virtual workspaces and multi-monitor setups in VR/AR environments.³² It positions itself as the most-used XR work app globally, with hardware-agnostic software compatible across major headsets and users averaging 40-60 hours weekly, generating human movement data for AI applications.² The company is notable for its Visor headset, aimed at professional all-day use, and ongoing crowdfunding efforts valuing it at $200 million.¹

History

Immersed was founded in 2017 by Renji Bijoy as CEO, with the goal of enabling distraction-free remote work via VR technologies.⁴³ Its virtual workspace app launched in 2020, becoming the most-used AR/VR work app worldwide, accumulating over 2,000 user-years in headsets.² The company has pursued rapid growth through partnerships with Google and Microsoft, a crowdfunding campaign raising toward $2 million at a $200 million valuation, and plans to go public via Nasdaq merger with Maquia Capital Acquisition Corp.¹³

Product Lines

Product Line	Positioning	Price Range
Visor XR Headset	lightweight high-resolution headset for professional productivity	Unknown
Immersed Virtual Workspace App	hardware-agnostic multi-monitor VR software	Free - Subscription
Immersed AI Assistant	beta AI for meeting summaries and task organization	Subscription

Manufacturing

Manufacturing details for hardware like the Visor are not specified in available sources; likely outsourced given the software-centric focus and startup scale.¹

Notable Products

Visor - Lightweight, high-resolution XR headset designed for all-day professional use with multiple virtual screens.
Immersed Virtual Workspace - App enabling portable, distraction-free multi-monitor environments across VR/AR headsets.
Immersed AI Assistant - Beta tool that summarizes meetings, organizes schedules, and aids focus in spatial computing.

Reputation

Immersed is recognized by professionals for its practical daily use in remote work, with high headset wear times indicating comfort and utility for productivity.² Enthusiasts value its hardware-agnostic approach and integration of AI with spatial computing, though limited employee count and revenue under $5 million suggest early-stage scaling challenges.³ Criticisms may arise from its ambitious civilization-restructuring claims amid crowdfunding reliance.⁴

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