Glass Imaging: $20 Million Raised For Expanding AI Imaging

By Amit Chowdhry ● May 13, 2025

Glass Imaging, a company utilizing the power of AI to transform digital image quality, announced a Series A funding round led by Insight Partners. The $20 million funding round will enable Glass Imaging to continue refining and implementing its proprietary GlassAI technologies across a wide range of camera platforms—from smartphones to drones to wearables etc. Previous Glass Imaging investors GV (Google Ventures), Future Ventures, and Abstract Ventures joined the Series A round.

Glass Imaging utilizes AI to extract the current and future cameras’ full image quality potential by reversing lens aberrations and sensor imperfections. And Glass works with manufacturers to integrate GlassAI software to boost camera performance 10 times, resulting in sharper, more detailed images under various conditions that remain true to life with no hallucinations or optical distortions.

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“At Glass Imaging we are building the future of imaging technology. GlassAI can unlock the full potential of all cameras to deliver stunning ultra-detailed results and razor sharp imagery. The range of use cases and opportunities across industry verticals are huge.”

Ziv Attar, Founder and CEO, Glass Imaging

“GlassAI leverages edge AI to transform Raw burst image data from any camera into stunning, high-fidelity visuals. Our advanced image restoration networks go beyond what is possible on other solutions: swiftly correcting optical aberrations and sensor imperfections while efficiently reducing noise, delivering fine texture and real image content recovery that outperforms traditional ISP pipelines.”

Tom Bishop, Ph.D., Founder and CTO, Glass Imaging

“We’re incredibly proud to lead Glass Imaging’s Series A round and look forward to what the team will build next as they seek to redefine just how great digital image quality can be. The ceiling for GlassAI integration across any number of platforms and use cases is massive. We’re excited to see this technology expand what we thought cameras and imaging devices were capable of.”

Praveen Akkiraju, Managing Director, Insight Partners; Akkiraju will join Glass Imaging’s board and Insight’s Jonah Waldman will join Glass Imaging as a board observer

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