AI AI Consumer Hardware Companies
Companies building AI-powered consumer devices, wearables, and hardware products.
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AI Consumer Hardware Companies
Whoop
Develops wearable fitness technology and raised $575M in a Series G from athletes, celebrities and institutional investors, reaching a $10.1B valuation.
Ultrahuman
Develops smart rings and wearable consumer hardware, with plans to add AI-enabled and gaming features to its device platform.
Temple
Temple is a brain-monitoring wearable startup founded by Zomato co-founder Deepinder Goyal, developing consumer neurotechnology for cognitive health. Its wearable devices use advanced EEG sensors and AI to provide real-time insights into focus, stress, and sleep quality, targeting the growing brain-health technology market.
Eight Sleep
Smart sleep technology company building AI-powered temperature-controlled mattress systems that optimize rest and recovery by tracking biometrics and auto-adjusting climate.
Era
Era raises $11M (June 2026) betting on-device AI beats cloud dependency — Abstract Ventures, BoxGroup back edge computing play. Full funding breakdown inside.
AI hardware startup Pocket has raised $27M+ in total funding. Get full breakdown of rounds, investors, valuation, and Series A details here.
ENGO
Develops lightweight augmented-reality smart glasses for consumers, positioning its eyewear as a European challenger to Meta’s AR devices.
Atech
Provides tools to make hardware prototyping more accessible for developers, makers and early-stage product teams.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many AI AI Consumer Hardware companies are tracked?
We currently track 8 companies in the AI Consumer Hardware sector, with a combined funding total of $1.2B + €5M.
Which AI Consumer Hardware company has raised the most funding?
Whoop leads the AI Consumer Hardware sector with $976M in total funding raised.
What is the average funding for AI Consumer Hardware startups?
AI Consumer Hardware companies in our database have raised $1.2B + €5M in total across 8 companies, reported in more than one currency. This includes all stages from seed to late-stage rounds.