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April 15, 2025 – frontline.io, a provider of augmented and virtual reality (AR/VR) solutions for training and operational support, has announced the closing of a USD $10 million Series A funding round that will help fuel the company’s global expansion and continued product innovation.
According to frontline.io, it will use the funds to drive growth in the U.S. and European markets, with a focus on scaling its go-to-market efforts and expanding its R&D capabilities. The company added that these efforts are part of its broader mission to “redefine industrial training and support through intuitive, device-agnostic, AI-powered experiences.”
frontline.io’s no-code platform fuses extended reality (XR) and artificial intelligence (AI) to help industrial organizations modernize training, support, and maintenance processes for complex machinery.
The platform transforms CAD files into interactive digital twins, enables remote support, and delivers immersive procedures across devices and environments to help reduce downtime and support technician performance, according to the company.
“This funding marks a critical milestone in our journey,” said Itzhak Pichadze, CEO of frontline.io. “By combining XR and AI in a single, unified platform, we’re helping industrial companies transform how they operate in the field. With the backing of FIT Ventures and Click Bond, we’re ready to take the next leap forward.”
The funding round was led by FIT Ventures and Click Bond. Commenting on the announcement, David Baazov, Founding Partner at FIT Ventures, said: “frontline.io is one of the most promising industrial tech companies we’ve seen. It’s solving real operational pain points at scale by blending cutting-edge XR with AI, and we believe it is poised to lead this market globally.”
For more information on frontline.io and its XR software solutions for industrial and manufacturing companies, click here.
Image credit: frontline.io
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