Lightin
光粒科技
Lightin (光粒科技) is a Chinese consumer AR glasses company that has developed products including the general-purpose AR glasses Lightin Me and the HandPlus interaction device . Linear Capital was its angel-round lead investor and has continued to back it in subsequent rounds . As of early 2026, the company had raised nearly RMB 100 million in a pre-B round to expand its multi-scenario smart sports glasses portfolio, and its products were already available in Decathlon outdoor stores as well as professional eyewear retailers like Wuliangcai and Gozem . elsewhere's corpus does not cover its founding date or team background in detail.
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The Start of Autumn — Wanwu Awaits the Harvest | Linear Quarterly
Spring sows, summer grows — the answer is on its way.
After the Start of Summer, Growing Without Reserve | Linear Quarterly
Abundant sunshine, lush growth.
"Lightelligence" Raises Nearly RMB 100 Million in Pre-B Round to Expand Multi-Scenario Smart Sports Glasses Portfolio | Linear Portfolio
Covers multiple scenarios including swimming, running, cycling, and outdoor activities.
Taking Smart Swim Goggles Global Was the Most Viable Choice from His Day-One Vision | Linear Voice
You can't build a castle on a desert — so you turn the desert into an oasis first.
The First Newsletter of Autumn | Linear Quarterly
Cycles turn, and Wanwu Capital begins to harvest.
At BEYOND EXPO 2025, a Conversation on Tech Innovation | Linear News
Linear Capital and several of its portfolio companies shared their insights at BEYOND.
No More 2020-Too, a Hopeful 2023 — Linear Capital's 2022 Year in Review
2022 was a difficult year for many, and the venture capital industry was no exception. Linear Capital has long been bullish on the future of AI integrated with industry and digitalization, but in 2022, uncertainty increased, and even tech investment — long seen as "an oasis in the desert" — was not immune to pessimism. According to data compiled by IT Juzi, both the number and value of investment deals in China's new economy sector declined for two consecutive quarters in the first half of the year, and deal activity remained subdued after the third quarter.
