Chinese AI + AR eyewear startup INMO Technology is about to complete a new round of financing, with the deal currently in the final stages of settlement.

The company plans to announce the funding details by the end of the year.

This follows a B2 funding round in July, where INMO raised over 150 million yuan (approximately $20.5 million), underscoring growing investor confidence in the rapidly expanding augmented reality (AR) hardware sector.

INMO Technology CEO Yang Longsheng said the company is on track to reach break-even by the end of this year, a major milestone for a hardware-focused deep tech firm in a still-nascent industry. Yang also revealed an ambitious roadmap, stating that INMO aims to go public within the next three years.

Founded with a focus on integrating artificial intelligence (AI) with augmented reality, INMO has positioned itself at the forefront of China’s next-generation wearable tech race. Its AR glasses, designed for both consumer and enterprise use, combine spatial computing, visual AI, and real-time interaction capabilities.

Industry analysts say INMO’s progress toward profitability and its ability to secure continued funding signal growing maturity in the AR wearables market — once a speculative niche now inching closer to mainstream adoption.

With its latest round of financing nearly finalized, INMO is expected to ramp up product development, expand its market reach, and continue pushing for innovation in AI-powered smart glasses.