Simplesense
Convertible Note in 2023
Simplesense develops an emergency response platform that enhances coordination between public and private first responders. The platform is designed to protect critical infrastructure from cyber attacks, facilitating real-time monitoring, diagnosis, and response to incidents. By integrating cyber-physical infrastructure from the cloud to local communication systems, Simplesense enables first responders to access previously siloed information, thereby improving response times and minimizing the potential for loss of life and serious injury during emergencies. The company focuses on providing effective cybersecurity solutions tailored for Industrial Control Systems and Operational Technology.
SunRay Scientific
Venture Round in 2022
SunRay Scientific LLC is a manufacturer of advanced materials based in Long Branch, New Jersey, specializing in conductive adhesives that facilitate the assembly of flexible electronics. Founded in 1998, the company provides innovative solutions, including conductive inks, epoxies, and encapsulants, designed to enhance flexible circuitry in next-generation wearable electronics and semiconductor packaging. SunRay Scientific caters to various industries, including healthcare, military defense, automotive, and consumer electronics, by enabling high throughput processes in flexible electronics assembly. The company generates revenue through material sales, licensing, and engineering services, contributing to the advancement of flexible hybrid and miniaturized electronics.
United Aircraft Technologies
Seed Round in 2021
United Aircraft Technologies provides the aerospace, electrical transportation industry, among others with a smart fastener for electrical wiring that takes off weight (improves payload capacity) and increases maintenance operations through the use of our sensors, AR and AI. Taking something that takes days or weeks down to a day. Helping improve the cost of operating the vehicles. This was based on the life experience of the co-founder, Daryian, who was an aircraft electrician for the US Army and Navy for over 12 years until he got injured because of the thousands of fasteners used today and then became an engineer to create a solution.
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