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China’s Pimax raised $14 million in Series C1+ to enhance VR technology, expand global market presence, and develop advanced products for industries like gaming and design.
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Pimax Secures $14 Million to Enhance VR Technology and Global Expansion

Chinese VR startup Pimax raised $14 million in a Series C1+ round led by Zhuji Jingkai Chuangrong Investment, with participation from Ivy Capital.

Founded in 2015, Pimax develops high-end VR headsets known for their 4K and 8K resolution, catering to gaming, education, and professional design industries.

The funding will support Pimax’s R&D efforts, expand its presence in global markets, and develop new products to improve accessibility and user experience in VR technology.