Rivet
Builds rugged heads-up display glasses, wearable computers and watches that fuse soldier, sensor and mission data into one operational picture.
Patriot air defense radar forward deployed in Poland, 2019. Photo: U.S. Army 10th AAMDC photo by Sgt. 1st Class Christopher Smith, Public domain (PD-USGov-Military-Army).
Funding history
| Date | Round | Amount |
|---|---|---|
| Mar 2026 | Series A | $55M |
Why it matters
One of two primes on the Army Soldier Borne Mission Command program with a $195M agreement (September 2025); delivered its first 70 prototypes to the Army by October 2026.
Is Rivet publicly traded?
Rivet is privately held as of November 14, 2026: there is no ticker and no announced IPO. Shares are not available on public exchanges.
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Some figures rest on a single report. Treat them as indicative.Last verified November 14, 2026
Rivet: key questions
What does Rivet do?
Builds rugged heads-up display glasses, wearable computers and watches that fuse soldier, sensor and mission data into one operational picture.
Where is Rivet based?
Rivet is headquartered in Washington, District of Columbia. It was founded in 2024.
How much funding has Rivet raised?
A cumulative total is not disclosed. The latest round was: Series A, $55M, Mar 2026.
Is Rivet publicly traded?
Rivet is privately held as of November 14, 2026: there is no ticker and no announced IPO. Shares are not available on public exchanges.
Can you buy Rivet stock?
Not on a public exchange: Rivet is a private company. Shares of private companies change hands only in private transactions open to accredited investors, when the company allows it. This is not investment advice.
Sources
- defensenews.com/industry/techwatch/2026/10/13/startup-wants-us-soldiers-to-command-ai-agen
- defensescoop.com/2025/09/08/army-sbmc-contract-awards-anduril-rivet-soldier-borne-mission-
Figures come from company announcements, government sources and press reports. Spot an error? Send a correction. Nothing here is investment advice.
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