Teradar, Inc.

Based in the US, Teradar, Inc. provides advanced sensor technology solutions, particularly focused on its Modular Terahertz Engine, enhancing safety and performance in automotive and security applications. Teradar, Inc. , founded in 2021 and headquartered in Boston, US, specializes in developing terahertz sensor technology.

In November 2025, Teradar, Inc. raised USD 150 million in series B funding led by investor VXI Capital, with participation from other investors Capricorn Investment Group, Ibex Investors, Engine Ventures, and Lockheed Martin Ventures. Teradar specializes in advanced sensor technology, specifically its flagship product: the Modular Terahertz Engine (MTE). This all-solid-state sensing platform leverages terahertz imaging to deliver high-resolution vision in various weather conditions, including rain, fog, and snow.

The MTE is designed to enhance safety, awareness, and performance in automotive applications, providing clarity for vehicle manufacturers and other industries that prioritize precision and reliability. Teradar’s innovations are crafted for a diverse client base, including automotive manufacturers, security service providers, and defense organizations. The company's products are marketed and deployed in multiple geographical regions, including North America and Europe, where demand for advanced automotive safety solutions and sophisticated security systems continues to grow. Teradar’s revenue model is structured around direct sales to B2B clients, particularly in the automotive and security sectors.

The company engages in strategic partnerships with automotive manufacturers and security agencies, providing them with its proprietary terahertz imaging technology. These transactions involve the sale of the MTE and associated services, which support the integration of advanced sensors into vehicles and security systems. Given the nature of the technology, pricing structures may vary based on the scope of deployment and client requirements, although specific pricing details are not disclosed. Teradar's revenue generation is anticipated to be driven by contracts and agreements with key industry players who seek to enhance their products with advanced sensor capabilities.

The company will use the November 2025 funding to accelerate production, scale integration with global OEMs, and expand applications in defense, healthcare, and industrial automation. The company aims to launch new products that enhance its sensor technology capabilities and plans to expand into additional markets, targeting regions with growing demands for advanced automotive safety and security solutions.