Super Ventures

Super Ventures

Ori Inbar founded Super Ventures as an extension of over a decade of AR ecosystem building, including co-founding Ogmento (later Flyby Media, acquired by Apple) and the non-profit AugmentedReality.org. The firm operates alongside AWE, the world's largest AR event series, giving it a proprietary lens into the spatial computing pipeline that most early-stage investors lack. Super Ventures targets pre-seed and seed-stage startups across the human-computer interface stack: augmented reality, virtual reality, wearables, and spatial computing tools. The firm's strategy relies on community-driven sourcing from a 250,000-member AR network and an investor group that collectively commands over $1 billion in follow-on capacity. Confirmed exits from its portfolio include flyby Media (acquired by Apple), Nitero (acquired by AMD), 6D.ai (acquired by Niantic), and Forcite (acquired by GoPro). Geographically, the fund invests globally, with visible deal activity in the US, Europe, Asia, and the Middle East. The fund is anchored by Ori Inbar as Managing Partner, supported by Venture Partner Mark Billinghurst — who co-founded the HIT Lab NZ and ARToolworks — and mentors Matt Miesnieks and Tom Emrich. Super Ventures operates from a single base in New York City and is tied directly to the AWE conference series, which runs events in the USA, Europe, Asia, and MEA. January 2022: Firm-linked portfolio company Forcite was acquired by GoPro (per SportTechie, January 2022). Super Ventures' community-to-capital flywheel is its structural differentiator. The fund reinvests conference and community proceeds into dealflow identification, giving it access to founders before they reach generalist VCs. The firm's non-profit parent, AugmentedReality.org, and the AWE event series create a permanent front-row seat to the AR talent pool, making Super Ventures more of an ecosystem utility than a conventional venture fund.