HTC is all-in on the Vive virtual reality headset, and it is investing heavily in the companies that it is shepherding through its Vive X accelerator locations in San Francisco, Taipei, Shenzhen, and Beijing. Cher Wang, cofounder and chairperson of HTC, showed that commitment to VR at an event today, where the company showed off the first 20 startups that are going through its Vive X accelerator.

“This is something that we never dreamed about, that I would be changing the world with every one of you,” Wang said.

Marc Metis, global head of Vive X at HTC, also said that the company is moving boldly into investments in hardware, software, and services related to VR and augmented reality (AR). HTC has committed to investing more than $100 million in Vive X companies. He said that HTC received more than 1,200 applications for its first batch of accelerator companies this year. Nearly 40 companies have been accepted in the first batch, and HTC will be launching another batch of startups in February.

HTC will also host demo days next week in Beijing and Taipei for other companies in the program. More than 100 venture capitalists and media were at the event on Wednesday in San Francisco.

“We are still looking for ecosystem boosters, a force multiplier whose success can lead to other company successes,” Metis said. “We are also looking for pain point solvers.”

Here’s an overview of the 20 companies that presented: