Eclipse
Eclipse Ventures is an early-stage venture firm based in California, founded in 2015. The firm is dedicated to modernizing significant physical industries, including manufacturing, logistics, transportation, and healthcare. Eclipse Ventures collaborates closely with experienced founders to drive transformation in these sectors, providing support in operational best practices and fundraising strategies. The firm focuses on investments in consumer goods, healthcare, industrial, and technology companies, aiming to enhance efficiency and profitability within these traditional industries. By engaging deeply with entrepreneurs, Eclipse Ventures seeks to build generational companies that contribute to the evolution of the industrial landscape.
Instrumental, Inc. specializes in developing software that enhances the efficiency of assembly lines by enabling them to operate autonomously, learn, and adapt to various processes. Founded by former Apple engineers Anna-Katrina Shedletsky and Samuel Weiss, the company aims to address inefficiencies in manufacturing, ultimately saving significant costs related to scrap and rework. Instrumental's software allows manufacturers to quickly identify and resolve issues on their assembly lines, thereby preventing production delays and improving yield rates. The service is employed by leading manufacturers globally and focuses on analytics that provide insights into assembly line performance, allowing engineers to evaluate part dimensions and diagnose problems in real-time without needing physical access to the production environment. Based in Saint Paul, Minnesota, Instrumental combines its software capabilities with a range of consulting and integration services to support both commercial enterprises and government agencies in optimizing their operations.
Instrumental, Inc. specializes in developing software that enhances the efficiency of assembly lines by enabling them to operate autonomously, learn, and adapt to various processes. Founded by former Apple engineers Anna-Katrina Shedletsky and Samuel Weiss, the company aims to address inefficiencies in manufacturing, ultimately saving significant costs related to scrap and rework. Instrumental's software allows manufacturers to quickly identify and resolve issues on their assembly lines, thereby preventing production delays and improving yield rates. The service is employed by leading manufacturers globally and focuses on analytics that provide insights into assembly line performance, allowing engineers to evaluate part dimensions and diagnose problems in real-time without needing physical access to the production environment. Based in Saint Paul, Minnesota, Instrumental combines its software capabilities with a range of consulting and integration services to support both commercial enterprises and government agencies in optimizing their operations.
Veev Inc., established in 2017 and based in Minneapolis, Minnesota, is a hybrid real estate solutions company that focuses on transforming the construction and experience of homes. The company offers an innovative home operating system that integrates room-specific lighting, shade, and climate control, while also safeguarding against security threats and cybercrime. Veev employs a panelized building system that utilizes light gauge steel for framing and high-performance acrylic for surfaces, complemented by radiant climate control systems and a digital home ecosystem. Currently, Veev is concentrating on high-performance multifamily units and accessory dwelling units (ADUs), with a development pipeline exceeding 230 units and 620,000 gross building square feet. Their comprehensive approach includes asset management, architectural design, permitting, modular construction, installation, and a digital infrastructure that enhances safety, maintenance, and overall comfort for homeowners.
Instrumental, Inc. specializes in developing software that enhances the efficiency of assembly lines by enabling them to operate autonomously, learn, and adapt to various processes. Founded by former Apple engineers Anna-Katrina Shedletsky and Samuel Weiss, the company aims to address inefficiencies in manufacturing, ultimately saving significant costs related to scrap and rework. Instrumental's software allows manufacturers to quickly identify and resolve issues on their assembly lines, thereby preventing production delays and improving yield rates. The service is employed by leading manufacturers globally and focuses on analytics that provide insights into assembly line performance, allowing engineers to evaluate part dimensions and diagnose problems in real-time without needing physical access to the production environment. Based in Saint Paul, Minnesota, Instrumental combines its software capabilities with a range of consulting and integration services to support both commercial enterprises and government agencies in optimizing their operations.