Total raised
$156.3M
Last: Series D 2022-02
Stage
Public
Founded
2009
Headcount
493
HQ
Tel Aviv-Yafo
Sector
Industrial Technologies
About
Gauzy is a materials science company specializing in the development and production of smart glass and light control technologies. They produce advanced Liquid Crystal and SPD (Suspended Particle Device) films that allow glass to switch between transparent and opaque states, offering privacy and shading on demand. Gauzy’s smart glass technology is used across various industries, including automotive, architecture, and consumer electronics, providing solutions for energy efficiency, privacy, and enhanced user experience. Their products can be integrated into windows, partitions, displays, and other glass surfaces, enabling dynamic control over transparency and light transmission.
Funding history · 5 rounds · $156.3M total
2022-02
Series D
$60.0M
2020-04
Series C
$10.0M
2016-10
Series B
$7.0M
2013-08
Series A
$4.0M
2012-07
Seed
$350K
Sectors & technology
Primary sector
Industrial Technologies
Sub-sectors
Industrial TechnologiesMicroelectronics & Photonics SolutionsMaterial Innovations & ApplicationsAutomotive & Mobility TechnologiesAutonomous & ConnectedClimate TechEnergy TransitionEco-Efficient Energy UsageEco-Efficient Transportation & LogisticsEco-Efficient Mobility Optimization & Logistics
Technologies
Materials & SubstancesAdhesiveNanomaterialsPolymers
Target customers
Industrial ManufacturingDiscrete IndustriesAutomotiveCommerce & RetailDistribution ChannelsBrick & MortarTransportation & LogisticsTransportation InfrastructureRoad & RailTravel & TourismHospitalityHotelsReal Estate & ConstructionManagementResidentialCommercialArchitecture & Interior DesignHealthcare & Life SciencesHealthcareProviders
Business model
B2B
Highlights
Climate Tech1 PatentsVerified
Tags
public-transportationmobility-optimizationproptechconstructionautomotiveretailglassmaterialslightingsmart-homeclimate-techarchitecturehospitalshospitalityretailersuser-experienceoptronicssmart-mobilityhotelsmanufacturingadasenergy-usagenanotechnology