Eclipse

Eclipse Ventures is an early-stage venture firm managed by a team of former operators who are passionate about modernizing massive, physical industries like manufacturing, logistics, transportation and healthcare. We work side by side with experienced founders who understand the need to transform these industries, and we provide guidance on everything from operating best practices to fundraising strategies. Partnering with us means deep engagement as we build generational companies in sectors that define and propel economies.

Peter Atkin

Venture Associate

Artem Barsukov

Investment Principal

Adam Bryant

Partner

Justin Butler

Partner

Angela Hayward

Operating Partner and Head of Investor and Portfolio Relations

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AJ Kantor

Investment Associate

Jay Knafel

Partner, Early Growth

Pierre R. Lamond

Partner Emeritus

Greg Lyon

Operating Partner and CFO

Aidan Madigan-Curtis

Partner

Mike McNamara

Operating Partner

Matthew Mulvey

Early Growth Partner

Lani Murphy

Director of Finance

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Gregory Reichow

Partner

Greg Reichow

Partner

Lior Susan

Founding Partner

Kushagra Vaid

Partner

Seth Winterroth

Partner

111 past transactions

Third Wave Automation, Inc. develops an autonomous forklift using machine learning, computer vision, and robotic material handling. Its technology enables forklifts to perform complex tasks using shared autonomy. The company was founded in 2018 and is based in Union City, California.

Cellares

Series B in 2021
Cellares Corporation develops cell therapy for the treatment of cancer. The company develops solution to overcome limitation of manufacturing to make cell therapies for patients. Cellares Corporation was founded in 2019 and is based in South San Francisco, California.

ClearMetal

Series A in 2020
ClearMetal, Inc. develops artificial intelligence software for supply chain operations. It offers transport and supply chain visibility solutions through the cloud-based web application, decision support, predictive risk, event predictions, and smart processing and cleaning. ClearMetal, Inc. was incorporated in 2014 and is based in San Francisco, California.

Wayve Technologies Ltd

Series B in 2022
Wayve develops a full autonomous driving system which is data-driven at every layer, learning to drive. It uses end-to-end deep learning to develop artificial intelligence capable of complex driving, which can scale across diverse urban environments. Founded in 2017, Wayve operates a fleet of electric vehicles fitted for autonomous operation and technology development. It is headquartered in London, United Kingdom.

Mavrx Inc.

Series A in 2015
Mavrx uses satellite and high resolution crop imagery to deliver services to the agriculture inputs supply chain, input manufacturers, and large farms. Mavrx’s award winning precision agriculture platform and Mavrx Scout mobile tool are used by agriculture professionals around the world on more than 30 crops from corn and soybeans to cotton and sugarcane. The system uses sophisticated computer vision, data compression, and machine learning algorithms to detect abnormalities like weeds, uneven emergence, nutrient deficiencies, disease/insect infestations, water damage, equipment problems and more so that farmers can address issues quickly and understand the impact on yield and cost of production.

Cerebras Systems

Series D in 2018
Cerebras Systems is a stealth mode startup backed by premier venture capitalists and the industry’s most successful technologists. They are serially successful entrepreneurs dedicated to solving problems others are afraid to tackle. They value integrity, passion, real world problem solving ability, and a sense of humor.

Augury

Series C in 2019
Augury is building the machine diagnostics back-end of the Internet-of-Things. Augury's platform automatically diagnoses machines based on the sounds that they make. This is achieved by connecting vibration and ultrasonic sensors to smartphones and pairing them with machine learning algorithms. Augury is in on-going pilots with the largest HVAC service companies and is pursuing its vision to be inside everything that has moving parts.

Tortuga Logic, Inc.

Seed Round in 2017
Tortuga Logic, Inc. operates as a cyber security company that specializes in hardware threat detection. The company offers hardware security verification platform, Radix-STM, that enables design teams to identify and prevent system-wide exploits arising around a hardware root of trust that are otherwise undetectable using current methods of security review; and Radix-M, a platform that performs security validation of firmware on complex system-on-chip designs. The company was founded in 2013 and is based in San Jose, California.

ForSight Robotics

Series A in 2022
ForSight Robotics develops a surgical robotic platform to deliver high precision and cost-effective vision-saving surgery.

Flex Logix Technologies

Series D in 2021
Flex Logix Technologies, Inc. develops embedded FPGA IP cores and software solutions. The company offers solutions for reconfigurable RTL in chip and system designs. Its product includes InferXÔ X1 edge inference co-processor. It serves aerospace companies and government organizations in the United States, as well as customers in Israel, China, and other parts of Europe and Asia. Flex Logix Technologies, Inc. was incorporated in 2014 and is based in Mountain View, California with additional offices in Taipei and Hsinchu, Taiwan; and Shanghai and Beijing, China.

VulcanForms Inc.

Series B in 2020
VulcanForms Inc. manufactures metal additive manufacturing (AM) systems for 3D printing. The company was founded in 2015 and is based in Burlington, Massachusetts.

AutoLab AI

Series B in 2022
Bright Machines is a manufacturing startup that aims to eliminate manual labor from manufacturing electronic devices by combining robots and new software. Its software-defined manufacturing platform helps customers innovate faster to meet the growing demands of a new era of manufacturing. The company was founded by former Autodesk executive, Armar Hanspal, in 2018.

VulcanForms Inc.

Series A in 2018
VulcanForms Inc. manufactures metal additive manufacturing (AM) systems for 3D printing. The company was founded in 2015 and is based in Burlington, Massachusetts.

Watchmaker Genomics

Series A in 2022
Watchmaker Genomics, Inc. operates as a biotechnology company that engages in research and development of genomes. It offers protein engineering with enzyme manufacturing. Its platform offers solutions to improve genomic experiment, assay and workflow, and scalable supply-chain solutions. Watchmaker Genomics, Inc. was formerly known as Alpha Catalyst Genomics, Inc. and changed its name to Watchmaker Genomics, Inc. in July 2019. The company was incorporated in 2018 and is based in Boulder, Colorado.

Voxel

Series A in 2022
Voxel uses computer vision and AI to enable security cameras to automatically identify hazards and high-risk activities in real-time, keeping people safe and driving operational efficiencies. Our technology targets the key drivers for workers’ compensation, general liability, and property costs while providing full site visibility.

Oxide

Seed Round in 2019
Oxide Computer is a developer of cloud hyperscale technology intended to build a new kind of server. The company's technology brings cloud hyperscale innovations around density, efficiency, cost, reliability, manageability and security, enabling clients to use better computer infrastructure.

Rune Labs, Inc.

Series A in 2021
Rune Labs, Inc. develops a software-as-a-service platform that works with neuromodulation systems to manage complex therapies. The company’s platform takes brain imaging and electrophysiology data generated in the course of clinical studies and patient care and makes this data useful for neuroscience therapeutics. It serves pharmaceutical companies to help develop and deliver precision therapies for Parkinson's disease, epilepsy, depression, obsessive compulsive disorder, and other brain diseases. The company was incorporated in 2018 and is based in San Francisco, California.

Augury

Series E in 2021
Augury is building the machine diagnostics back-end of the Internet-of-Things. Augury's platform automatically diagnoses machines based on the sounds that they make. This is achieved by connecting vibration and ultrasonic sensors to smartphones and pairing them with machine learning algorithms. Augury is in on-going pilots with the largest HVAC service companies and is pursuing its vision to be inside everything that has moving parts.

Wayve Technologies Ltd

Series A in 2019
Wayve develops a full autonomous driving system which is data-driven at every layer, learning to drive. It uses end-to-end deep learning to develop artificial intelligence capable of complex driving, which can scale across diverse urban environments. Founded in 2017, Wayve operates a fleet of electric vehicles fitted for autonomous operation and technology development. It is headquartered in London, United Kingdom.

Tenstorrent Inc.

Series B in 2019
Tenstorrent Inc. develops and manufactures processor application-specific integrated circuits (ASIC) for machine learning and hardware. The company’s architecture is used in battery-powered internet of things (IoT) devices and cloud servers. It also offers artificial intelligence architecture facilitating scalable deep learning. The company was founded in 2016 and is based in Toronto, Canada with additional office in Austin, Texas.

OTTO Motors

Series B in 2016
OTTO Motors, a division of Clearpath Robotics Inc. OTTO Motors provides autonomous mobile robots for material handling inside manufacturing facilities and warehouses. The vehicles operate with infrastructure-free navigation, offering intelligent, safe, efficient, and reliable transportation within industrial centers. Proprietary hardware, software, and services are delivered to provide customer excellence.

Dutch

Series A in 2022
At Dutch, we’re on a mission to treat the curable ailments that keep our pets from living their best lives. Many of our pets suffer from chronic conditions such as allergies and anxiety. Sadly, many also go untreated. Traditional vet appointments are inconvenient, expensive and often stressful for our best friends. This leads to putting off wellness visits until a pain point is unignorable and frequently pushing quality-of-life issues under the rug. This is the reality of pet healthcare in the U.S. — but we know we can do better. By using telehealth solutions to connect pet parents with licensed veterinarians, Dutch makes veterinary visits convenient and practical. Dutch-affiliated vets work with your pet over time, whenever they need it, allowing our veterinarians to go beyond the symptoms and identify the root cause of your pet’s chronic suffering. We prescribe treatments and prescriptions that are medically-backed, specialized to individual cases and delivered directly to your door. Dutch currently operates in the following eight states: New York, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Michigan, South Dakota, Virginia, Idaho and Indiana. We're continuing to add more states rapidly, so stay tuned! Pet parents can visit dutch.com to begin a virtual consultation.

VulcanForms Inc.

Seed Round in 2017
VulcanForms Inc. manufactures metal additive manufacturing (AM) systems for 3D printing. The company was founded in 2015 and is based in Burlington, Massachusetts.

June

Series B in 2018
June pioneered the smart oven market in 2016 with the introduction of the world’s first and only smart countertop convection oven. June’s mission is to use the power of technology to make cooking perfectly easy for everyone. Through elegant design and unprecedented performance, the June Oven delivers the best possible cooking experience for everyone. The June Oven is seven appliances in one - it ​air fries, slow cooks, roasts, broils, bakes, dehydrates, toasts, reheats and keeps warm. This do-it-all oven clears kitchen clutter and saves you money. Our team of designers, hardware and software engineers is committed to transforming the kitchen experience. For more information, visit www.juneoven.com or connect with June on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.

Instrumental, Inc.

Series A in 2017
Instrumental is building software that enables assembly lines to autonomously operate, learn, and adapt parts and processes - saving billions of dollars in scrap and rework costs. Their customers use Instrumental to find and fix issues on their assembly lines, preventing development schedule slips and beginning production at higher yields. Their equipment and data service is deployed on multiple global assembly lines at top-tier manufacturers. Instrumental was founded by Anna-Katrina Shedletsky and Samuel Weiss, two former Apple engineers who, after spending hundreds of days in China on manufacturing lines, set out to revolutionize the manufacturing space. They are assembling a diverse team who sees inefficiencies as opportunities and want to develop a system that changes the manufacturing world for the better.

BrightInsight

Series B in 2020
BrightInsight provides a digital health platform for bio-pharma and med-tech. Its IoT platform is built under a quality management system to support and optimize regulated drugs, devices, and software through integrated data and actionable insights to enable customers to drive increased patient adherence and engagement. BrightInsight was founded in 2017 and is headquartered in San Jose, California.

AutoLab AI

Venture Round in 2022
Bright Machines is a manufacturing startup that aims to eliminate manual labor from manufacturing electronic devices by combining robots and new software. Its software-defined manufacturing platform helps customers innovate faster to meet the growing demands of a new era of manufacturing. The company was founded by former Autodesk executive, Armar Hanspal, in 2018.

Swift Navigation, Inc.

Series C in 2021
Swift Navigation, Inc. develops hardware and software in the area of global positioning system (GPS). It offers Piksi Multi GNSS Module, a multi-band, multi-constellation RTK GNSS receiver that provides centimeter-level accuracy; Duro Ruggedized Receiver, a ruggedized version of the Piksi Multi RTK GNSS receiver for agricultural, robotics, maritime, and outdoor industrial applications; Skylark cloud corrections service; Starling, a GNSS positioning engine designed for automotive and autonomous vehicle applications; and accessories, such as GNSS modules, radios, antennas, and cables. It offers its products online. Swift Navigation, Inc. was founded in 2012 and is based in San Francisco, California with an additional location in Melbourne, Australia.

Signal Laboratories, Inc.

Venture Round in 2016
Signal Laboratories is an assembly of some of the world's best engineering talent where unsolvable problems are worked on. We have built an environment where nothing stands in the way of engineering. This is the Bell Labs of the 21st century.

decentriq

Series A in 2022
Decentriq makes data collaboration simple and safe by leveraging confidential computing. Sensitive data is extremely valuable and at the same time very hard to leverage and analyze safely. Decentriq’s software platform enables our clients and partners to securely analyze sensitive data. No friction, easy to test and apply while providing state-of-art security. The platform proves the privacy and security of the data from any other party, including us. It allows complete confidentiality for computations, even while sitting in a public cloud. More under: confidentialcomputing.cloud

arfa

Series A in 2021
arfa inc., a consumer goods company, develops personal care brands based on close relationships with the people who use them. It offers deodorants, as well as products for multi-symptoms of menopause, such as moisturizers, cooling spray, oil supplements, body creams, face oils, hand & joint creams, and turmeric supplements. The company sells its products online. The company was founded in 2019 and is based in New York, New York.

6 River Systems, Inc.

Seed Round in 2016
6 River Systems mission is to redefine fulfillment automation for e-commerce and retail operations. 6 River Systems was founded in 2015 by former Kiva Systems and Mimio executives and is based in Boston. We are currently working with select customers on pilots through 2016

AutoLab AI

Series A in 2018
Bright Machines is a manufacturing startup that aims to eliminate manual labor from manufacturing electronic devices by combining robots and new software. Its software-defined manufacturing platform helps customers innovate faster to meet the growing demands of a new era of manufacturing. The company was founded by former Autodesk executive, Armar Hanspal, in 2018.

Hosta Labs

Series A in 2021
Hosta Labs automates the analysis of images and videos of interior structures for property insurance carriers to provide a full in-depth view of accurate replacement values and risks in the underwriting process and on raw material quantities and mitigation measures in the claim process.

Cerebras Systems

Series B in 2016
Cerebras Systems is a stealth mode startup backed by premier venture capitalists and the industry’s most successful technologists. They are serially successful entrepreneurs dedicated to solving problems others are afraid to tackle. They value integrity, passion, real world problem solving ability, and a sense of humor.

VulcanForms Inc.

Series C in 2021
VulcanForms Inc. manufactures metal additive manufacturing (AM) systems for 3D printing. The company was founded in 2015 and is based in Burlington, Massachusetts.

Cerebras Systems

Series A in 2016
Cerebras Systems is a stealth mode startup backed by premier venture capitalists and the industry’s most successful technologists. They are serially successful entrepreneurs dedicated to solving problems others are afraid to tackle. They value integrity, passion, real world problem solving ability, and a sense of humor.

Common Networks

Series A in 2017
Common Networks was founded on the idea that everyone should have fast, affordable access to broadband internet. Common Networks is a wireless internet service provider that brings fiber-class internet to homes. Common Networks is pioneering the use of graph networks to take on traditional incumbents and big cable networks to deliver ultra high-speed internet.

Teabot

Seed Round in 2015
teaBOTTM is creating a retail platform for customized grab-and go tea. Our robotic kiosks allow you to order a custom cup of loose-leaf tea and share your blends at the touch of a button. Customers control features on the touch screen or their smartphone and walk away with a personalized cup of tea in under a minute. Whether experimenting with new flavors, reordering a favorite, or trying a friend’s blend, teaBOTTM simplifies tea blending and speeds up the tea serving process. After talking to tea enthusiasts, we found that many tea drinkers love the idea of making their own blends but find it too tedious, expensive, or risky to do this at home. We decided to make this easier for everyone by building a robot that blends tea. After trying out different blends, customers can pick their favorites and order a pouch for home.

Instrumental, Inc.

Series C in 2022
Instrumental is building software that enables assembly lines to autonomously operate, learn, and adapt parts and processes - saving billions of dollars in scrap and rework costs. Their customers use Instrumental to find and fix issues on their assembly lines, preventing development schedule slips and beginning production at higher yields. Their equipment and data service is deployed on multiple global assembly lines at top-tier manufacturers. Instrumental was founded by Anna-Katrina Shedletsky and Samuel Weiss, two former Apple engineers who, after spending hundreds of days in China on manufacturing lines, set out to revolutionize the manufacturing space. They are assembling a diverse team who sees inefficiencies as opportunities and want to develop a system that changes the manufacturing world for the better.

Syng

Series A in 2021
Syng is an audio company transforming the human relationship with sound. their hardware and software platform gives creators and listeners the power to engage with, explore, and share sound in transformative new ways.

Vehicle Software

Seed Round in 2020
Vehicle Software develops an infotainment platform to redefine the in-car experience. It focuses on bringing an excellent user experience to electric vehicles: beautiful visualizations, deep integration of connected services, and continuous improvements via regular software updates.

CANOA

Seed Round in 2022
Canoa Supply tools that help drastically reduce the transaction costs of retrofits & adaptive reuse of existing buildings.

BrightInsight

Series C in 2021
BrightInsight provides a digital health platform for bio-pharma and med-tech. Its IoT platform is built under a quality management system to support and optimize regulated drugs, devices, and software through integrated data and actionable insights to enable customers to drive increased patient adherence and engagement. BrightInsight was founded in 2017 and is headquartered in San Jose, California.

ForSight Robotics

Seed Round in 2021
ForSight Robotics develops a surgical robotic platform to deliver high precision and cost-effective vision-saving surgery.

AxleHire

Series B in 2020
Axlehire, Inc. provides driver supply and logistics solutions. It offers same-day delivery, next-day delivery, and freight delivery services. The company also operates a mobile application and online platform to track the delivery. It serves meal kits and perishables, grocery, wine and spirits, prescription drugs, retail and e-commerce, commercial solutions industries. The company was incorporated in 2015 and is based in San Leandro, California.

Cellares

Series A in 2020
Cellares Corporation develops cell therapy for the treatment of cancer. The company develops solution to overcome limitation of manufacturing to make cell therapies for patients. Cellares Corporation was founded in 2019 and is based in South San Francisco, California.

Metrolink.ai

Seed Round in 2021
Metrolink is an OS platform for the data conversion, extraction & enrichment of Security & Defense, Finance, Healthcare and Commercial organizations Just as Android and iOS serve as the infrastructure and platform for a mobile app ecosystem, Metrolink serves as the foundation for a secure, robust, and dynamic appliction ecosystem. Infrastructure – the underlying structure (from data intake, to storage, and utilization) and set of standards which allow for a diversity of data to be made interoperable and accessed/used in a straightforward way. Platform – the baseline customer interaction layer, a superficial framework on which users can “hang” any assortment of apps.

Tenstorrent Inc.

Series C in 2021
Tenstorrent Inc. develops and manufactures processor application-specific integrated circuits (ASIC) for machine learning and hardware. The company’s architecture is used in battery-powered internet of things (IoT) devices and cloud servers. It also offers artificial intelligence architecture facilitating scalable deep learning. The company was founded in 2016 and is based in Toronto, Canada with additional office in Austin, Texas.

Tenstorrent Inc.

Series A in 2017
Tenstorrent Inc. develops and manufactures processor application-specific integrated circuits (ASIC) for machine learning and hardware. The company’s architecture is used in battery-powered internet of things (IoT) devices and cloud servers. It also offers artificial intelligence architecture facilitating scalable deep learning. The company was founded in 2016 and is based in Toronto, Canada with additional office in Austin, Texas.

Diassess

Series C in 2020
Lucira Health develops a new class of professional and home-health solutions to help illuminate and elucidate health status to expedite decision-making and treatment. The company's at-home test kit is well suited for home use and the molecular nucleic acid amplification technology is adaptable to COVID-19 detection. Lucira Health produces inexpensive, disposable health diagnostic hardware that transforms any smartphone into a portable, real-time health-monitoring device for rapid, accessible, multiplexed analysis of bodily fluids anywhere in the world. It enables consumers to take the first step in their healthcare management through at-home diagnosis and a companion mobile app to provide follow up treatment. Lucira Health was founded in 2013 and is headquartered in Emeryville, California, United States.

Vert

Series A in 2018
Modernizing the home design process by developing modular, panelized homes intended to reduce construction time while introducing innovative construction methods and materials.

Toka

Series B in 2020
Toka is a cyber capacity-building company that helps design, build, and manage a tailored ecosystem of cyber capabilities and software products for governmental, law enforcement, and security agencies.

Swift Navigation, Inc.

Series B in 2017
Swift Navigation, Inc. develops hardware and software in the area of global positioning system (GPS). It offers Piksi Multi GNSS Module, a multi-band, multi-constellation RTK GNSS receiver that provides centimeter-level accuracy; Duro Ruggedized Receiver, a ruggedized version of the Piksi Multi RTK GNSS receiver for agricultural, robotics, maritime, and outdoor industrial applications; Skylark cloud corrections service; Starling, a GNSS positioning engine designed for automotive and autonomous vehicle applications; and accessories, such as GNSS modules, radios, antennas, and cables. It offers its products online. Swift Navigation, Inc. was founded in 2012 and is based in San Francisco, California with an additional location in Melbourne, Australia.

Owlet Baby Care Inc.

Series B in 2016
Owlet Baby Care Inc. develops and manufactures a monitor that tracks babies breathing and heart rate. It offers Owlet Smart Sock, a monitoring product that sends alerts to the base station when babies stop breathing while sleeping. The company’s monitor is compatible with iOS and Android devices. It sells its products online. Owlet Baby Care Inc. was founded in 2012 and is based in Lehi, Utah.

6 River Systems, Inc.

Series B in 2018
6 River Systems mission is to redefine fulfillment automation for e-commerce and retail operations. 6 River Systems was founded in 2015 by former Kiva Systems and Mimio executives and is based in Boston. We are currently working with select customers on pilots through 2016

SwipeSense

Series B in 2017
SwipeSense, Inc. offers a hand hygiene solution that combines point-of-care hand hygiene dispensers with real-time data from existing dispensers. The company offers portable dispensers, badges, wall mounted dispensers, hubs, and analytics. It serves the healthcare industry. The company was incorporated in 2011 and is based in Chicago, Illinois.

Flex Logix Technologies

Series A in 2015
Flex Logix Technologies, Inc. develops embedded FPGA IP cores and software solutions. The company offers solutions for reconfigurable RTL in chip and system designs. Its product includes InferXÔ X1 edge inference co-processor. It serves aerospace companies and government organizations in the United States, as well as customers in Israel, China, and other parts of Europe and Asia. Flex Logix Technologies, Inc. was incorporated in 2014 and is based in Mountain View, California with additional offices in Taipei and Hsinchu, Taiwan; and Shanghai and Beijing, China.

Cheetah

Series B in 2020
Cheetah is a provider of contactless pickup and delivery services for food and supplies at wholesale prices. By turning refrigerated trucks into mobile fulfillment centers, Cheetah provides the safest option for grocery pickup without contact and away from crowds. Consumers simply place their order through the Cheetah mobile app and drive to one of multiple designated locations in the Bay Area where products are placed in the trunk of their car without leaving the driver's seat.

Kindred AI

Series B in 2017
Kindred Systems, Inc. designs and develops artificial intelligence (AI) based robots to solve human problems. Its products include Kindred SORT, an AI powered robotic putwall solution that works with fulfillment center associates to assemble e-commerce orders from batch-picked items; and AutoGrasp, a robotic platform that controls robots to operate with human-like intelligence in dynamic environments. The company was founded in 2014 and is based in San Francisco, California with additional offices in Vancouver and Toronto, Canada.

Symbio Robotics, Inc.

Venture Round in 2021
Symbio Robotics, Inc. develops industrial automation systems through the development of robotics and artificial intelligence technologies. The company offers digital control solutions for removing production bottlenecks in customer applications. It offers services, such as consulting, training and support services. The company was founded in 2014 and is based in Emeryville, California.

SwipeSense

Series B in 2015
SwipeSense, Inc. offers a hand hygiene solution that combines point-of-care hand hygiene dispensers with real-time data from existing dispensers. The company offers portable dispensers, badges, wall mounted dispensers, hubs, and analytics. It serves the healthcare industry. The company was incorporated in 2011 and is based in Chicago, Illinois.

BrightInsight

Series A in 2019
BrightInsight provides a digital health platform for bio-pharma and med-tech. Its IoT platform is built under a quality management system to support and optimize regulated drugs, devices, and software through integrated data and actionable insights to enable customers to drive increased patient adherence and engagement. BrightInsight was founded in 2017 and is headquartered in San Jose, California.

June

Series A in 2016
June pioneered the smart oven market in 2016 with the introduction of the world’s first and only smart countertop convection oven. June’s mission is to use the power of technology to make cooking perfectly easy for everyone. Through elegant design and unprecedented performance, the June Oven delivers the best possible cooking experience for everyone. The June Oven is seven appliances in one - it ​air fries, slow cooks, roasts, broils, bakes, dehydrates, toasts, reheats and keeps warm. This do-it-all oven clears kitchen clutter and saves you money. Our team of designers, hardware and software engineers is committed to transforming the kitchen experience. For more information, visit www.juneoven.com or connect with June on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.

Augury

Series B in 2017
Augury is building the machine diagnostics back-end of the Internet-of-Things. Augury's platform automatically diagnoses machines based on the sounds that they make. This is achieved by connecting vibration and ultrasonic sensors to smartphones and pairing them with machine learning algorithms. Augury is in on-going pilots with the largest HVAC service companies and is pursuing its vision to be inside everything that has moving parts.

SKULLY

Series A in 2015
SKULLY Technologies designs and manufactures AR and AI wearable technology as a part of the broader mobility interconnect. Its first product is a motorcycle helmet that provides advanced technology to promote a safe, comfortable, and connected ride. The company was founded in 2013 and is based out of San Francisco, California.

Light

Series B in 2015
Light Labs Inc. develops a 52-megapixel camera for smartphones. It offers Light L16 Camera, a multi-aperture computational camera to take DSLR-quality images. The company was founded in 2013 and is based in Palo Alto, California with an additional office in China.

Modbot Inc

Seed Round in 2016
Modbot brings industrial precision and power to consumer assembled robots. Imagine automated manufacturing and consumer robots within reach of everybody, assembled like Lego. Modbot is a system of affordable and re-usable modules that snap together, filling the gap between $100 hobby and $20,000 industrial motion equipment.

Common Networks

Series B in 2018
Common Networks was founded on the idea that everyone should have fast, affordable access to broadband internet. Common Networks is a wireless internet service provider that brings fiber-class internet to homes. Common Networks is pioneering the use of graph networks to take on traditional incumbents and big cable networks to deliver ultra high-speed internet.

Veev Inc.

Series B in 2020
Veev is a hybrid real estate solutions company that reinvents the way homes are built and experienced. Veev's home operating system creates room-specific lighting, shade, and climate control and also offers protection against intrusion and cybercrime, thereby providing clients a one-stop solution to all their smart housing requirements. Key components of the Veev panelized building system include the use of light gauge steel (LGS) for framing; high performance acrylic (HPA) for surfaces and millwork; radiant climate control systems; and a digital home ecosystem. The company is focused currently on high-performance multifamily and accessory dwelling unit (ADU) products. The current development pipeline totals more than 230 units and 620,000 gross building square feet.

Symbio Robotics, Inc.

Series A in 2018
Symbio Robotics, Inc. develops industrial automation systems through the development of robotics and artificial intelligence technologies. The company offers digital control solutions for removing production bottlenecks in customer applications. It offers services, such as consulting, training and support services. The company was founded in 2014 and is based in Emeryville, California.

Scentbird

Seed Round in 2016
Scentbird is the only company that gives women who love switching perfumes access to hundreds of designer and niche fragrances for $14.95 a month. Our algorithm is placing each consumer in one of the 8 Fragrance archetypes which ensures accurate suggestions. Our technology is disrupting a $40B perfume market with margins as high as 70%.
Third Wave Automation, Inc. develops an autonomous forklift using machine learning, computer vision, and robotic material handling. Its technology enables forklifts to perform complex tasks using shared autonomy. The company was founded in 2018 and is based in Union City, California.

Wiivv Wearables Inc.

Series A in 2017
Wiivv Wearables Inc., a bionics company, creates 3D printed and custom gear using 3D-mapping technology accessible from a smartphone. The company offers insoles for running shoes, boots, casual shoes, dress shoes, flats, and narrow toed boots. It sells its products online. The company was founded in 2014 and is headquartered in Vancouver, Canada with a manufacturing research and development center in San Diego, California.

Flex Logix Technologies

Series B in 2017
Flex Logix Technologies, Inc. develops embedded FPGA IP cores and software solutions. The company offers solutions for reconfigurable RTL in chip and system designs. Its product includes InferXÔ X1 edge inference co-processor. It serves aerospace companies and government organizations in the United States, as well as customers in Israel, China, and other parts of Europe and Asia. Flex Logix Technologies, Inc. was incorporated in 2014 and is based in Mountain View, California with additional offices in Taipei and Hsinchu, Taiwan; and Shanghai and Beijing, China.

Wayve Technologies Ltd

Series A in 2020
Wayve develops a full autonomous driving system which is data-driven at every layer, learning to drive. It uses end-to-end deep learning to develop artificial intelligence capable of complex driving, which can scale across diverse urban environments. Founded in 2017, Wayve operates a fleet of electric vehicles fitted for autonomous operation and technology development. It is headquartered in London, United Kingdom.

Kinema Systems

Seed Round in 2015
Kinema Systems is a robotics startup in the Silicon Valley building advanced robotic manipulation applications. Their initial product, Kinema Pick, is the world's first self-training, self-calibrating software solution for robotic depalletizing. Kinema Pick is designed for depalletization of multi-SKU, single SKU and random pallets.

Common Networks

Seed Round in 2016
Common Networks was founded on the idea that everyone should have fast, affordable access to broadband internet. Common Networks is a wireless internet service provider that brings fiber-class internet to homes. Common Networks is pioneering the use of graph networks to take on traditional incumbents and big cable networks to deliver ultra high-speed internet.

6 River Systems, Inc.

Series A in 2017
6 River Systems mission is to redefine fulfillment automation for e-commerce and retail operations. 6 River Systems was founded in 2015 by former Kiva Systems and Mimio executives and is based in Boston. We are currently working with select customers on pilots through 2016

Metrolink.ai

Seed Round in 2021
Metrolink is an OS platform for the data conversion, extraction & enrichment of Security & Defense, Finance, Healthcare and Commercial organizations Just as Android and iOS serve as the infrastructure and platform for a mobile app ecosystem, Metrolink serves as the foundation for a secure, robust, and dynamic appliction ecosystem. Infrastructure – the underlying structure (from data intake, to storage, and utilization) and set of standards which allow for a diversity of data to be made interoperable and accessed/used in a straightforward way. Platform – the baseline customer interaction layer, a superficial framework on which users can “hang” any assortment of apps.

Diassess

Series A in 2015
Lucira Health develops a new class of professional and home-health solutions to help illuminate and elucidate health status to expedite decision-making and treatment. The company's at-home test kit is well suited for home use and the molecular nucleic acid amplification technology is adaptable to COVID-19 detection. Lucira Health produces inexpensive, disposable health diagnostic hardware that transforms any smartphone into a portable, real-time health-monitoring device for rapid, accessible, multiplexed analysis of bodily fluids anywhere in the world. It enables consumers to take the first step in their healthcare management through at-home diagnosis and a companion mobile app to provide follow up treatment. Lucira Health was founded in 2013 and is headquartered in Emeryville, California, United States.

Instrumental, Inc.

Series B in 2020
Instrumental is building software that enables assembly lines to autonomously operate, learn, and adapt parts and processes - saving billions of dollars in scrap and rework costs. Their customers use Instrumental to find and fix issues on their assembly lines, preventing development schedule slips and beginning production at higher yields. Their equipment and data service is deployed on multiple global assembly lines at top-tier manufacturers. Instrumental was founded by Anna-Katrina Shedletsky and Samuel Weiss, two former Apple engineers who, after spending hundreds of days in China on manufacturing lines, set out to revolutionize the manufacturing space. They are assembling a diverse team who sees inefficiencies as opportunities and want to develop a system that changes the manufacturing world for the better.

Mantis Vision Ltd.

Series D in 2015
Mantis Vision Ltd. engages in developing content creation tools and technologies in the 3D field. It offers MVC-F5, a handheld 3D camera for field use. The company sells MVC-F5 directly and through distributors in North America, Europe, Australia, Japan, and Israel. It primarily serves security, architecture, engineering, construction, research, and consumer electronics markets worldwide. Mantis Vision Ltd. has a strategic investment and partnership with Digital Nation Entertainment. The company was founded in 2005 and is based in Petach Tikva, Israel.

Skyryse, Inc.

Series A in 2018
Skyryse has developed a hardware and software operating system, FlightOS, to power all general aviation (GA) aircraft, enabling safer, more capable, and more accessible flight.  FlightOS is a common interface for pilots to be able to operate any aircraft - rotorcraft or fixed-wing - with the same controls, substantially reducing pilot fatigue and complexity while offering a step function improvement in flight safety and emergency management. With tens of hours of training, any pilot can safely fly any aircraft regardless of its engine/wing/rotor configuration, either from the cockpit or remotely. Founded in 2016, the company is headquartered in Los Angeles, California, United States.

Skyryse, Inc.

Series A in 2017
Skyryse has developed a hardware and software operating system, FlightOS, to power all general aviation (GA) aircraft, enabling safer, more capable, and more accessible flight.  FlightOS is a common interface for pilots to be able to operate any aircraft - rotorcraft or fixed-wing - with the same controls, substantially reducing pilot fatigue and complexity while offering a step function improvement in flight safety and emergency management. With tens of hours of training, any pilot can safely fly any aircraft regardless of its engine/wing/rotor configuration, either from the cockpit or remotely. Founded in 2016, the company is headquartered in Los Angeles, California, United States.

Invicta Medical, Inc.

Series B in 2018
Invicta Medical, Inc. develops and offers a wearable device for treatment of sleep apnea and snoring. The company's device detects and treats disturbed breathing through electrical stimulation. Invicta Medical, Inc. was incorporated in 2013 and is based in Portola Valley, California.

Auto

Venture Round in 2018
Auto is a manufacturing tech startup, still in stealth mode

Skyryse, Inc.

Seed Round in 2016
Skyryse has developed a hardware and software operating system, FlightOS, to power all general aviation (GA) aircraft, enabling safer, more capable, and more accessible flight.  FlightOS is a common interface for pilots to be able to operate any aircraft - rotorcraft or fixed-wing - with the same controls, substantially reducing pilot fatigue and complexity while offering a step function improvement in flight safety and emergency management. With tens of hours of training, any pilot can safely fly any aircraft regardless of its engine/wing/rotor configuration, either from the cockpit or remotely. Founded in 2016, the company is headquartered in Los Angeles, California, United States.

Lighthouse

Venture Round in 2017
Lighthouse AI, Inc. provides artificial intelligence solutions that notify the user when it detects actual movement triggered by a person it doesn’t recognize. The company was incorporated in 2014 and is based in Palo Alto, California.

Swift Navigation, Inc.

Series A in 2015
Swift Navigation, Inc. develops hardware and software in the area of global positioning system (GPS). It offers Piksi Multi GNSS Module, a multi-band, multi-constellation RTK GNSS receiver that provides centimeter-level accuracy; Duro Ruggedized Receiver, a ruggedized version of the Piksi Multi RTK GNSS receiver for agricultural, robotics, maritime, and outdoor industrial applications; Skylark cloud corrections service; Starling, a GNSS positioning engine designed for automotive and autonomous vehicle applications; and accessories, such as GNSS modules, radios, antennas, and cables. It offers its products online. Swift Navigation, Inc. was founded in 2012 and is based in San Francisco, California with an additional location in Melbourne, Australia.

Impossible Aerospace Corp

Series A in 2018
Impossible Aerospace Corp manufactures long-range electric aircrafts and related solutions for first responders, including law enforcement and fire fighters. The company's products include US-1, which is a long duration performance aircraft and Air Support, which is an unmanned airborne policing and first response system. It offers aircraft, training, IT connectivity support, camera systems, routine maintenance, FAA certifications, training, and program support. The company was incorporated in 2016 and is based in Santa Clara, California.

Impossible Aerospace Corp

Seed Round in 2017
Impossible Aerospace Corp manufactures long-range electric aircrafts and related solutions for first responders, including law enforcement and fire fighters. The company's products include US-1, which is a long duration performance aircraft and Air Support, which is an unmanned airborne policing and first response system. It offers aircraft, training, IT connectivity support, camera systems, routine maintenance, FAA certifications, training, and program support. The company was incorporated in 2016 and is based in Santa Clara, California.

AxleHire

Series A in 2019
Axlehire, Inc. provides driver supply and logistics solutions. It offers same-day delivery, next-day delivery, and freight delivery services. The company also operates a mobile application and online platform to track the delivery. It serves meal kits and perishables, grocery, wine and spirits, prescription drugs, retail and e-commerce, commercial solutions industries. The company was incorporated in 2015 and is based in San Leandro, California.

Owlet Baby Care Inc.

Series A in 2015
Owlet Baby Care Inc. develops and manufactures a monitor that tracks babies breathing and heart rate. It offers Owlet Smart Sock, a monitoring product that sends alerts to the base station when babies stop breathing while sleeping. The company’s monitor is compatible with iOS and Android devices. It sells its products online. Owlet Baby Care Inc. was founded in 2012 and is based in Lehi, Utah.

Cerebras Systems

Series C in 2017
Cerebras Systems is a stealth mode startup backed by premier venture capitalists and the industry’s most successful technologists. They are serially successful entrepreneurs dedicated to solving problems others are afraid to tackle. They value integrity, passion, real world problem solving ability, and a sense of humor.

Spell

Series A in 2019
Spell develops infrastructure for Artificial Intelligence (AI) and deep learning that used to be available only if worked at a big company. The company was founded in 2017 and is based in New York City, New York.

Augury

Series D in 2020
Augury is building the machine diagnostics back-end of the Internet-of-Things. Augury's platform automatically diagnoses machines based on the sounds that they make. This is achieved by connecting vibration and ultrasonic sensors to smartphones and pairing them with machine learning algorithms. Augury is in on-going pilots with the largest HVAC service companies and is pursuing its vision to be inside everything that has moving parts.

Owlet Baby Care Inc.

Series B in 2018
Owlet Baby Care Inc. develops and manufactures a monitor that tracks babies breathing and heart rate. It offers Owlet Smart Sock, a monitoring product that sends alerts to the base station when babies stop breathing while sleeping. The company’s monitor is compatible with iOS and Android devices. It sells its products online. Owlet Baby Care Inc. was founded in 2012 and is based in Lehi, Utah.

Wiivv Wearables Inc.

Seed Round in 2015
Wiivv Wearables Inc., a bionics company, creates 3D printed and custom gear using 3D-mapping technology accessible from a smartphone. The company offers insoles for running shoes, boots, casual shoes, dress shoes, flats, and narrow toed boots. It sells its products online. The company was founded in 2014 and is headquartered in Vancouver, Canada with a manufacturing research and development center in San Diego, California.

InsidePacket, Inc.

Seed Round in 2020
InsidePacket offers scalable and highly-secured network services optimized for the Edge Cloud. InsidePacket is a disruptive software start-up in the network services market. InsidePacket leverages recent groundbreaking developments in the fields of network function disaggregation, switch ASIC programmability, and SDN to build innovative solutions for data centers and service providers. InsidePacket was founded by a team of world-class networking experts and is supported by industry thought leaders and strategic tier-one VCs.

Diassess

Series B in 2019
Lucira Health develops a new class of professional and home-health solutions to help illuminate and elucidate health status to expedite decision-making and treatment. The company's at-home test kit is well suited for home use and the molecular nucleic acid amplification technology is adaptable to COVID-19 detection. Lucira Health produces inexpensive, disposable health diagnostic hardware that transforms any smartphone into a portable, real-time health-monitoring device for rapid, accessible, multiplexed analysis of bodily fluids anywhere in the world. It enables consumers to take the first step in their healthcare management through at-home diagnosis and a companion mobile app to provide follow up treatment. Lucira Health was founded in 2013 and is headquartered in Emeryville, California, United States.

Mavrx Inc.

Series A in 2016
Mavrx uses satellite and high resolution crop imagery to deliver services to the agriculture inputs supply chain, input manufacturers, and large farms. Mavrx’s award winning precision agriculture platform and Mavrx Scout mobile tool are used by agriculture professionals around the world on more than 30 crops from corn and soybeans to cotton and sugarcane. The system uses sophisticated computer vision, data compression, and machine learning algorithms to detect abnormalities like weeds, uneven emergence, nutrient deficiencies, disease/insect infestations, water damage, equipment problems and more so that farmers can address issues quickly and understand the impact on yield and cost of production.

Augury

Series A in 2015
Augury is building the machine diagnostics back-end of the Internet-of-Things. Augury's platform automatically diagnoses machines based on the sounds that they make. This is achieved by connecting vibration and ultrasonic sensors to smartphones and pairing them with machine learning algorithms. Augury is in on-going pilots with the largest HVAC service companies and is pursuing its vision to be inside everything that has moving parts.

Clearpath Robotics Inc.

Series B in 2016
Clearpath provides self-driving vehicle technology and services to over 500 of the world’s most innova-tive brands. Proprietary hardware, software, and services are delivered through the company’s industrial and research divisions: Clearpath Robotics and OTTO Motors. Visit www.clearpath.ai for more information.