Total Immersion, a France-based provider of augmented reality software provider, has raised $5.5m in a round led by Intel Capital, the corporate venturing unit of chip maker Intel.
The other investors in the round are venture capital firms Partech, iSource and Elaia Partners, which previously backed Total’s $5.6m B round.
The money will help Total Immersion expand in US and Asia for its D’Fusion augmented reality platform.
Marcos Battisti, Intel Capital’s managing director for Western Europe and Israel, said: "Augmented reality is a disruptive technology blending real life with digital information which will enable new and exciting businesses."
Christian Morales, general manager of Europe, Middle East and Africa at Intel, added: "Augmented reality is changing the way how people perceive and interact with their environment. It offers new opportunities for both developers and users. We look forward to working with Total Immersion to develop new usage experiences for Intel platforms."