Scope AR is a provider of industrial Augmented Reality (AR) solutions and products designed for support in areas of training, maintenance and field support. The Company integrates the most current AR technologies into their solutions, which are deployable onto tablets, smartphones, and AR glasses providing the user with a "See-It, Do-it" experience. Scope AR has been developing augmented reality technologies for industrial clients, including a variety of industries such as mining, oil and gas, aerospace, medical and military.

Taqtile develops virtual reality, mixed reality, and mobile software and solutions. The company specializes in building cross-platform, cross-industry, mixed reality software solutions that can improve industrial processes, complex task learning, and data visualization. The company was founded in 2011 and is based in Seattle, Washington.

Diota is an editor of Augmented Reality solutions for industrialists in the fields of Industrial Processes (maintenance, control, assembly assistance), training, and sales support.

Glartek provides an industrial maintenance platform based on augmented reality. Its main objective is to facilitate fast and organized access to relevant information of different types of equipment. The company was founded in 2016 and is based in Portugal.

Dispelix is a manufacturer of high-performance Augmented Reality see-through displays from high-end industrial applications to mass-market consumer products. The displays can even be integrated with the lenses of ordinary glasses.

Atheer provides Augmented interactive Reality (AiR), combining the power of 3D augmented reality with gesture-based computing interaction to unlock human productivity. Atheer's AiR SmartGlasses are the industry's only mobile, gesture-controlled see-through smart glasses that allow users to view critical workflow information overlaid onto the real world, making it possible for users to interact with data in a natural way and collaborate with their peers. Using the Atheer AiR Platform, independent developers and companies around the world are now creating productivity applications for use across the enterprise.