Unistellar

Unistellar is a startup company developing a computer-connected telescope to allow non-professional skywatchers to observe astronomical objects using relatively low-cost equipment. The Enhanced Vision Telescope (eVscope) takes advantage of digital astrophotographic techniques developed by professional astronomers over the previous two decades. SETI Institute has partnered with Unistellar and will be able to send requests for information and notifications to users, and receive information about transient astronomical events.
The telescope is a -diameter Prime focus reflector, focal length 450 mm. It projects its image onto a CMOS color sensor with 1.3 million pixels.The image is transmitted to a small screen in an eyepiece also mounted on the telescope. An electronic connection to a computer (smartphone, pad, or laptop) is required to make astronomical observations from the telescope. The digital technology allows multiple images to be stacked while subtracting the noise component of the observation producing images of Messier objects and faint stars as dim as an apparent magnitude of 15 with consumer-grade equipment. 
History.
The company was founded in Marseille, France,
in 2015, with incubator investment from Incubateur Impulse and Pépinières d'Entreprises Innovantes with subsequent VC round capital from private investors and a VC firm named Brighteye Ventures. Unistellar unveiled their electronic telescope technology prototype in 2017 at CES2017 in Las Vegas and at IFA Next in Berlin.
The company experienced difficulties bringing the product to market. The consumer-grade electronic telescope was originally planned to be available in the "fall 2018" which subsequently shifted to "early 2019," then later in 2019. 
By January 2020, the telescope was expected to be shipped worldwide between May and August 2020. As of May 2020, 1000 telescopes had been delivered to customers 
As shipped in August, the kit included a custom tripod and mount, a Bahtinov mask and a protective cap.
Competitive offerings.
The Stellina astrophotography telescope by Vaonis is a similar technology-facilitated telescope that uses a digital display in lieu of an eyepiece and stacks images to get high-resolution images of deep-sky objects.