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NewHaptics

NewHaptics

Private
Ann Arbor, MichiganFrontier & Industrial Techhttps://www.newhaptics.com/

Last Round

Accelerator

Jun 20, 2023

Total Funding Raised

$2.7M

Company Overview

NewHaptics is a tactile display technology company that provides a tablet-like device representing a full-page tactile display, enabling blind people to get a real-time digital world.

Sector

Frontier & Industrial Tech

Verticals

Medical Devices, Computing Hardware

Business Model

B2G

Customer Profile

Hardware Sales, Government Contracts

AI Layer

Non-AI

Keywords

refreshable braille displaymulti-line braille displaytactile displaytactile graphicsbraille tabletassistive technologyassistive techtech for blindmicrofluidic technologybraille e-readeraccessibility hardwarehaptic displaySTEM accessibilityuniversity spin-off

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NewHaptics Funding Rounds

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Data table
RoundDateAmount RaisedValuationInvestorsSources
AcceleratorJun 20, 2023
GrantApr 6, 2023
GrantSep 15, 2022

Key People

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Alex Russomanno

Co-Founder & CEO

Founding Team

NewHaptics Investors

Notable investors and investment history

NewHaptics investors
InvestorRounds
Accelerate Blue FundAccelerator
National Eye InstituteGrant
National Science FoundationGrant

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  • Jan 22, 2026

    Monthly visitors grew 740% MoM, reaching 907.

  • Jul 17, 2025

    Grew 30% QoQ, from 10 to 13 employees.

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Is NewHaptics a public or private company?

NewHaptics is a private company.

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When was NewHaptics's last funding round?

NewHaptics's most recent funding round was Accelerator on June 20, 2023.

Who are the main investors in NewHaptics?

Key investors in NewHaptics include Accelerate Blue Fund.

Will NewHaptics IPO soon?

No public IPO plans have been announced for NewHaptics.

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Firmographic Details

HeadquartersAnn Arbor, Michigan
Employee Range7
Year Founded2018
Last FundingJun 20, 2023

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