Haiyin Capital is a Beijing-based venture capital firm that focuses on investing in technology companies with the potential for global impact. The firm primarily targets US-based high-tech enterprises, leveraging its strong industrial background and resources in China to facilitate rapid growth for its portfolio companies. Haiyin Capital provides strategic support that includes market entry into China, integration with the Chinese supply chain, and opportunities for additional fundraising from Chinese investors. Through these efforts, the firm aims to create value for its investments while fostering connections between global technology firms and the Chinese market.
1366 Technologies Inc. is a manufacturer of silicon wafers primarily used in solar cell modules. Founded in 2007 and based in Bedford, Massachusetts, the company specializes in producing 3D direct wafers and traditional silicon solar wafers. Its innovative technology allows for the direct creation of silicon wafers from molten silicon, resulting in lower production costs, reduced energy requirements, and improved uniformity. This approach enables businesses to develop solar cells that offer a better price-to-performance ratio. 1366 Technologies has established strategic partnerships with Hanwha Q CELLS and operates additional locations in Shanghai, China, and Mumbai, India.
W&R (Wisdom Reputation)
Series A in 2019
Wisdom Reputation Technology Co., Ltd., founded in 2014 and based in Beijing, China, specializes in developing artificial intelligence medical solutions. The company focuses on creating a medical information platform that integrates various technologies, including data integration, mobile intranet, private cloud, big data, machine learning, and artificial intelligence. This platform is designed to streamline the clinical information management for hospitals, providing essential support to medical staff in clinics and operating rooms through its intelligent perioperative doctor-assisted system. By leveraging advanced technologies, Wisdom Reputation aims to enhance the efficiency and effectiveness of healthcare delivery.
Yunji Technology
Series B in 2019
Yunji Technology is a Chinese company that specializes in the development of commercial service robots designed to improve efficiency and reduce costs in customer service operations. Its robots are aimed at enhancing service experiences across various sectors, including hospitality, luxury retail, and restaurants. By automating certain aspects of customer service, Yunji Technology's solutions enable clients to save time and streamline their operations, ultimately empowering businesses to deliver improved services to their customers.
MC10
Venture Round in 2018
MC10, Inc. specializes in the development and sale of wearable medical sensors designed to collect clinical-grade biometric and physiological data, primarily for use in clinical trials. Founded in 2008 and based in Lexington, Massachusetts, the company offers a range of products, including BioStamp nPoint, which processes raw data into clinical metrics such as vital signs and sleep patterns; Kintinuum, an orthopedic rehabilitation device; WiSP, a cardiac monitoring solution; and BioStampMD, a conformable sensor for gathering both objective and subjective health data. MC10 focuses on creating flexible, lightweight electronics that conform to the human body, allowing for discreet and comfortable data collection in various settings. Its proprietary BioStamp system enhances the ability to gather real-world data on muscle activation and movement, thereby advancing digital healthcare services across multiple sectors, including sports and military applications.
Oxipital AI
Series A in 2018
Soft Robotics Inc., founded in 2012 and based in Bedford, Massachusetts, specializes in designing, manufacturing, and marketing robotic grippers and control systems. These advanced tools enable the manipulation of items with varying sizes, shapes, and weights, making them suitable for diverse applications in packaging, supply chain, and industrial settings. The company's innovative soft robotic technology, protected by over 40 patents, addresses the challenges of automation by offering high adaptability and reducing system complexity and costs. Their grippers are capable of handling a wide range of objects—from food products to consumer goods—without the need for tool or software changes between tasks. This versatility allows for efficient operations in industries such as food and beverage, medical devices, and e-commerce. Soft Robotics' systems are designed to integrate seamlessly with existing industrial robots and vision systems, providing solutions that enhance productivity and optimize efficiency in high SKU processing and packaging environments. The company aims to unlock the future of automation with its cutting-edge technology that combines speed, precision, and adaptability.
Neurala
Seed Round in 2016
Neurala, Inc. specializes in developing deep learning neural network software aimed at enhancing the autonomy of various smart products, including robots, drones, self-driving cars, and intelligent devices. The company's flagship product, the Neurala Brain, enables these devices to learn, recognize, and track objects in real-time, adapting to perform useful tasks in diverse environments. Neurala also offers a suite of solutions such as the Neurala Brains For Bots, a software development kit that integrates with various systems, and Brain Builder, a SaaS platform that facilitates the creation of custom vision AI solutions. Additionally, Neurala Brain Net scans visual data to identify key objects and concepts for businesses, while Roboscope serves as a gaming software for drones. Founded in 2006 and headquartered in Boston, Massachusetts, with an office in San Mateo, California, Neurala's innovative approach is rooted in the efficiency of animal brains, allowing its technologies to function effectively in real-time conditions without heavy computational resources.
Lytro
Series C in 2016
Lytro is a pioneering company focused on developing advanced Light Field imaging platform technologies, enabling artists, scientists, and innovators to achieve unprecedented creative freedom and control. Founded in 2006 by Ren Ng, who earned recognition for his groundbreaking Ph.D. research in Light Field imaging, Lytro introduced its first consumer Light Field camera in 2012. This was followed by the release of the Lytro ILLUM and associated software tools in 2014, which expanded the application of Light Field technology beyond photography to various fields, including cinematography and industrial uses. In 2015, Lytro further diversified its offerings by entering the realms of virtual reality and scientific applications, establishing itself as a central player in a new technology ecosystem. With a commitment to enhancing visual quality and creative possibilities, Lytro’s products allow users to capture multi-dimensional data from multiple angles, thereby transforming the landscape of computational imaging. The company is headquartered in Mountain View, California.
Oxipital AI
Series A in 2015
Soft Robotics Inc., founded in 2012 and based in Bedford, Massachusetts, specializes in designing, manufacturing, and marketing robotic grippers and control systems. These advanced tools enable the manipulation of items with varying sizes, shapes, and weights, making them suitable for diverse applications in packaging, supply chain, and industrial settings. The company's innovative soft robotic technology, protected by over 40 patents, addresses the challenges of automation by offering high adaptability and reducing system complexity and costs. Their grippers are capable of handling a wide range of objects—from food products to consumer goods—without the need for tool or software changes between tasks. This versatility allows for efficient operations in industries such as food and beverage, medical devices, and e-commerce. Soft Robotics' systems are designed to integrate seamlessly with existing industrial robots and vision systems, providing solutions that enhance productivity and optimize efficiency in high SKU processing and packaging environments. The company aims to unlock the future of automation with its cutting-edge technology that combines speed, precision, and adaptability.
Hanson Robotics
Series A in 2015
Hanson Robotics, Inc. is an innovative company focused on developing, manufacturing, and distributing humanlike intelligent robots designed to meet the psychological needs for face-to-face communication. Founded in 2003 by David Hanson, Ph.D., and based in Richardson, Texas, the company has gained recognition for creating lifelike robots, such as the famed Sophia the Robot. Their product line includes expressive robots like Albert-Hubo and family-oriented models like Zeno. These robots find applications across various sectors, including therapy, education, science, engineering research, medicine, and entertainment. Hanson Robotics aims to enrich human lives through socially intelligent machines that not only serve practical purposes but also evolve to become advanced, benevolent AI platforms for a better future.
MC10
Series E in 2015
MC10, Inc. specializes in the development and sale of wearable medical sensors designed to collect clinical-grade biometric and physiological data, primarily for use in clinical trials. Founded in 2008 and based in Lexington, Massachusetts, the company offers a range of products, including BioStamp nPoint, which processes raw data into clinical metrics such as vital signs and sleep patterns; Kintinuum, an orthopedic rehabilitation device; WiSP, a cardiac monitoring solution; and BioStampMD, a conformable sensor for gathering both objective and subjective health data. MC10 focuses on creating flexible, lightweight electronics that conform to the human body, allowing for discreet and comfortable data collection in various settings. Its proprietary BioStamp system enhances the ability to gather real-world data on muscle activation and movement, thereby advancing digital healthcare services across multiple sectors, including sports and military applications.
Testin
Series B in 2015
Testin is the global leader in One-Stop-Application cloud testing services for applications such as web, mobile web, H5, native mobile APP, Lite APP, mobile games, VR/AR, wearable, AI, smart home, smart driving, IoT and industrial APP developers to provide the necessary one-stop testing services and quality assurance. Testin is the disruptor of the traditional software testing service mode, combine AI automated real device SaaS testing, crowdsourcing testing, full stack security testing and continuous big data analysis, succeeded not only in capturing the domestic market of China but also in sett its foot of the global arena, has now continued to serve more than 800,000 developers with their 2.3+ million APPs, branding clients including most tier 1 internet entities and McDonald’s, Nestle, Starbucks, Daimler, BMW, Philips and Kabam, etc. Testin has been certified by ISO9000, ISO27001, ISO20000, ISO17025, CMMI3 and CNAS, aims to help developers to build confidence in their applications and ensure a good user experience. Testin has secured US$84.9 million in 3 rounds of IDG, Banyan, Haiyin, and CEL. Testin has been recognized as 2015 and 2016 Deloitte High-Tech & Growth Top 50 China, Red Herring Finalist 2014 Asia 100, 2015 Global 100 and 2017 Red Herring Global 100 Winner.
Xcor Aerospace
Venture Round in 2015
Founded in 1999, XCOR Aerospace is a privately-held corporation based in California, with its headquarters and development facilities situated at the Mojave Spaceport. The company specializes in the research, development, and production of reusable rocket-powered vehicles designed for suborbital and eventually orbital travel. XCOR's offerings include customizable flights supported by dedicated payload integrators, as well as space-focused training programs that involve medical screenings and specialty training missions. Through its innovative rocket-powered vehicles and advanced materials, XCOR aims to enhance the safety and reliability of space missions, thereby increasing opportunities across various markets.
LightSail Energy
Series D in 2015
LightSail Energy specializes in the development of advanced energy storage systems that utilize compressed air technology. By focusing on grid-scale applications, the company aims to enhance the efficiency and reliability of energy storage, particularly for renewable sources such as solar and wind. This shift from vehicle-based technology to modernizing the electrical grid allows clients to access low-cost and effective energy storage solutions, enabling them to meet demand for clean energy. Through its innovative approach, LightSail Energy is working to transform how energy is stored and delivered worldwide.
1366 Technologies
Series C in 2015
1366 Technologies Inc. is a manufacturer of silicon wafers primarily used in solar cell modules. Founded in 2007 and based in Bedford, Massachusetts, the company specializes in producing 3D direct wafers and traditional silicon solar wafers. Its innovative technology allows for the direct creation of silicon wafers from molten silicon, resulting in lower production costs, reduced energy requirements, and improved uniformity. This approach enables businesses to develop solar cells that offer a better price-to-performance ratio. 1366 Technologies has established strategic partnerships with Hanwha Q CELLS and operates additional locations in Shanghai, China, and Mumbai, India.
WiTricity
Series F in 2015
WiTricity Corporation specializes in wireless power solutions utilizing patented magnetic resonance technology. Founded in 2007 and based in Watertown, Massachusetts, the company focuses on various applications, including electric vehicle (EV) charging, mobile device charging, wireless batteries, and medical devices. WiTricity is recognized as a leader in the development of wireless charging for both passenger and commercial vehicles, playing a key role in establishing global standards for EV wireless charging. Its technology enables seamless energy transfer through oscillating magnetic fields, allowing clients to adopt wireless charging systems that eliminate the need for plug-in connections. The company's extensive patent portfolio underpins its innovations, attracting automakers and suppliers seeking to enhance the convenience of EV charging and promote future autonomous driving technologies. WiTricity also licenses its technology to original equipment manufacturers, enabling them to integrate wireless power transfer into their products across various sectors, including consumer electronics, industrial applications, and military uses.
AngelList
Series B in 2015
AngelList, established in 2010, is a U.S.-based online platform that connects startups, angel investors, and job seekers. It operates as the parent company of AngelList Venture, AngelList Talent, and Product Hunt, boasting over 20 unicorns in its portfolio. The platform supports millions of job seekers in their search and has facilitated the launch of over 100,000 products. Additionally, AngelList India serves as a platform for fundraising, recruitment, and product launches.
Cerevast Therapeutics
Series C in 2015
Cerevast Therapeutics, Inc. is a medical technology company focused on developing non-invasive treatment solutions for acute ischemic stroke and other vascular disorders. The company specializes in SonoLysis therapy, utilizing its proprietary ultrasonic device, ClotBust-ER, which enables the safe and effective delivery of ultrasound energy for thrombolysis. In addition to ClotBust-ER, Cerevast offers innovative products such as Neuros, a transdermal electrical neurostimulation device, and Neurosonx, a transcranial ultrasound device. Founded in 2009 and headquartered in Redmond, Washington, Cerevast emerged from the acquisition of assets from ImaRx Therapeutics, gaining a strong intellectual property portfolio and a wealth of clinical data. The company is supported by a management team with extensive expertise in technical, scientific, commercial, and regulatory areas, as well as a Scientific Advisory Board featuring leading experts in ultrasound technology and stroke treatment.
Terrafugia
Series C in 2015
Terrafugia, based in Woburn, Massachusetts, is a pioneering company focused on transforming personal mobility through innovative aircraft design. Founded in 2006 by five MIT graduates, the company aims to revolutionize transportation with its prototype flying car, the TF-X. This vehicle combines the functionalities of a car and an airplane, featuring all-electric operation and vertical takeoff and landing (VTOL) capabilities. The TF-X is equipped with computer-controlled flight and autonomous technologies, allowing users to enjoy the convenience of driving paired with the speed of flight. Terrafugia's team of award-winning engineers, supported by a strong network of advisors and private investors, is dedicated to advancing the state of personal aerial mobility.
CircuitHub
Seed Round in 2015
CircuitHub, Inc. is a Massachusetts-based company that specializes in manufacturing circuit boards and providing electronics manufacturing services to hardware startups. Founded in 2011, CircuitHub offers a Manufacturing-as-a-Service solution that allows these companies to initiate small-scale production and scale up efficiently. The company focuses on addressing the challenges of rapid electronics prototyping, enabling hardware businesses in various sectors, including self-driving cars, satellites, and robotics, to streamline their production processes. CircuitHub's software simplifies the entire circuit board production workflow, from logistics to factory operations, and provides instant quotes for parts, printed circuit boards, and assembly services. In addition to its headquarters in Massachusetts, CircuitHub operates a location in London, United Kingdom.
Cerevast Therapeutics
Series C in 2014
Cerevast Therapeutics, Inc. is a medical technology company focused on developing non-invasive treatment solutions for acute ischemic stroke and other vascular disorders. The company specializes in SonoLysis therapy, utilizing its proprietary ultrasonic device, ClotBust-ER, which enables the safe and effective delivery of ultrasound energy for thrombolysis. In addition to ClotBust-ER, Cerevast offers innovative products such as Neuros, a transdermal electrical neurostimulation device, and Neurosonx, a transcranial ultrasound device. Founded in 2009 and headquartered in Redmond, Washington, Cerevast emerged from the acquisition of assets from ImaRx Therapeutics, gaining a strong intellectual property portfolio and a wealth of clinical data. The company is supported by a management team with extensive expertise in technical, scientific, commercial, and regulatory areas, as well as a Scientific Advisory Board featuring leading experts in ultrasound technology and stroke treatment.
Martin Aircraft Company Limited
Venture Round in 2014
Martin Aircraft Company, based in Christchurch, New Zealand, specializes in the development and commercialization of jetpacks, positioning itself as a leader in this innovative field. Initially established as a research and development entity, the company has focused on creating the Martin Jetpack, which is designed to be one of the safest light aircraft in the world. The jetpack combines elegant engineering with high performance, making it both powerful and practical. While originally intended for personal transportation, the company's vision has expanded to explore alternative applications that aim to enhance and save lives globally. To facilitate this growth, Martin Aircraft is actively establishing distributorship agreements and partnership alliances across Europe, Asia, the Middle East, and the United States.
Shequ001
Series A in 2014
Shequ001, a Chinese e-commerce site that specialises in rapid delivery. Shequ001 helps supermarket partners to deliver merchandise to consumers, getting goods to the door usually in around one hour. Instead of managing merchandise itself, Shequ001 leverages resources of local partners and assists them with an in-house delivery team. Shequ001 sources its goods from local stores, tapping into their expertise in warehousing and inventory.
Shequ001
Angel Round in 2013
Shequ001, a Chinese e-commerce site that specialises in rapid delivery. Shequ001 helps supermarket partners to deliver merchandise to consumers, getting goods to the door usually in around one hour. Instead of managing merchandise itself, Shequ001 leverages resources of local partners and assists them with an in-house delivery team. Shequ001 sources its goods from local stores, tapping into their expertise in warehousing and inventory.
CNLive.COM
Series D in 2013
CNLive.COM is a media and entertainment platform.
Xiaoi Robot
Series C in 2013
Xiaoi Robot is an intelligent robot technology provider and platform operator that is specialized in the long-term technology research and development of smart robots. The company covers businesses in telecommunication, finance, government, e-commerce, smart household appliances, automobiles, and other industries. After the constant verification and optimization of actual programs over the past decades, Xiaoi Robot now has the largest industrial knowledge base and encyclopedia base in multiple industries and sectors in the world. It also possesses an advanced intelligent human-machine dialogue engine, which ensures that its robot system process. Established in 2001, Xiaoi Robot has been awarded with many national innovation patents in natural language processing and human-machine interaction. With more than 1 billion users and over 100 billion interactions, it covers more than a hundred countries and establishes the largest intelligent robot cloud service platform in the world.
Liangjianghu.com
Angel Round in 2013
Liangjianghu operates a big data platform that focuses on traffic intelligence and data monetization. Their big data platform utilizes big data intelligence for traffic generation, acquisition, and identification to connect businesses and enterprises.
BrainPort Technologies
Series D in 2013
The BrainPort V100 is a non-surgical assistive device intended for orientation, mobility, object identification, and spot reading by individuals who are blind with no useful vision. It translates digital information from a video camera into gentle electrical stimulation patterns on the surface of the tongue. Users feel moving bubble-like patterns on their tongue which they learn to interpret as the shape, size, location, and motion of objects in their environment. The BrainPort V100 is intended to augment, rather than replace, other assistive technologies such as the white cane or dog guide.
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