Airy:3D, Inc. is a Montreal-based company founded in 2015 that specializes in passive depth recovery technologies designed to enhance 3D machine vision capabilities in cameras. The company's innovative solutions address the limitations of traditional imaging by providing depth information without reliance on auto-focus mechanisms, thus preserving battery life and image quality. Airy:3D serves various markets, including entertainment, automotive, industrial, and security and surveillance, aiming to transform how visual information is captured and processed in a three-dimensional context.
Founded in 2012, Fresco operates globally, connecting appliances, home cooks, and recipes through its neutral KitchenOS platform. Partnering with major appliance brands like Bosch, Electrolux, and LG Electronics, Fresco delivers an effortless cooking experience by providing intuitive, step-by-step recipe guidance.
Wonder Workshop
Series C in 2017
Wonder Workshop is an educational technology company based in Sunnyvale, California, founded in 2012. The company specializes in developing innovative robotic products, notably the Dash and Dot robots, which engage children in learning to code through interactive play. These robots can be programmed using mobile devices, allowing kids to collaborate and see their programming efforts come to life. In addition to the robots, Wonder Workshop offers a range of accessories that enhance the user experience, such as xylophones, building connectors, and various interactive components. The company also provides Class Connect, a suite of online tools designed to assist educators in integrating coding and robotics into their curriculum. With a multidisciplinary team composed of professionals from leading technology firms, Wonder Workshop aims to inspire creativity and foster lifelong learning in children through technology-driven educational experiences.
Airy:3D
Seed Round in 2017
Airy:3D, Inc. is a Montreal-based company founded in 2015 that specializes in passive depth recovery technologies designed to enhance 3D machine vision capabilities in cameras. The company's innovative solutions address the limitations of traditional imaging by providing depth information without reliance on auto-focus mechanisms, thus preserving battery life and image quality. Airy:3D serves various markets, including entertainment, automotive, industrial, and security and surveillance, aiming to transform how visual information is captured and processed in a three-dimensional context.
Synthego Corporation
Series B in 2017
Synthego is a biotechnology company specializing in genome engineering. It offers integrated hardware, software, bioinformatics, chemistries, and molecular biology platforms to advance basic research and therapeutic development. Its products include engineered cells, CRISPR kits, and bioinformatics tools for gene knockout, target validation, and disease modeling. Synthego serves scientists globally, with sales through distributors in multiple countries and online.
Resvent
Seed Round in 2017
Resvent is a medical device company specialized in respiratory and ventilation solutions, founded in 2015 and headquartered in Shenzhen, China. The company focuses on the diagnosis and therapy of sleep and respiratory disorders, as well as critical care ventilation. Resvent develops a range of products, including ventilators, cloud-based platforms, medical humidifiers, and full-size medical beds for both adults and infants. By leveraging advanced technology, Resvent aims to address clinical challenges in the medical industry and offers innovative solutions for digital health management and chronic disease care.
Platina Systems
Series A in 2017
Platina Systems Corp., established in 2014 and headquartered in Santa Clara, California, specializes in manufacturing network equipment, primarily switches. The company's core business involves producing high-quality networking hardware designed for efficient data management and transmission within organizational infrastructures.
Prynt is a manufacturer of innovative smartphone camera cases that transform mobile devices into instant cameras. The case allows users to capture photos and print them instantly, without the need for ink, Wi-Fi, or Bluetooth. Compatible with both iOS and Android phones, Prynt's unique feature is its ability to embed short videos within the printed photos, which can be accessed through its accompanying app. This functionality offers a creative and engaging way for users to share their memories, combining tangible prints with digital storytelling.
Wonder Workshop
Series B in 2016
Wonder Workshop is an educational technology company based in Sunnyvale, California, founded in 2012. The company specializes in developing innovative robotic products, notably the Dash and Dot robots, which engage children in learning to code through interactive play. These robots can be programmed using mobile devices, allowing kids to collaborate and see their programming efforts come to life. In addition to the robots, Wonder Workshop offers a range of accessories that enhance the user experience, such as xylophones, building connectors, and various interactive components. The company also provides Class Connect, a suite of online tools designed to assist educators in integrating coding and robotics into their curriculum. With a multidisciplinary team composed of professionals from leading technology firms, Wonder Workshop aims to inspire creativity and foster lifelong learning in children through technology-driven educational experiences.
HWTrek, established in 1995 and headquartered in Taipei, Taiwan, specializes in a cloud-based platform for hardware innovators. This platform facilitates project planning, development, and launch, enabling startups, crowdfunding creators, and small to medium-sized companies to manage their product development, connect with industry experts in manufacturing and supply chain, and bring their projects to market both locally and internationally. The platform tailors management flows to each project and fosters collaboration with HWTrek's ecosystem of industry partners, ensuring optimal matches based on project specifics and expertise. This streamlined process aims to deliver high-quality products on time, within budget, and at scale.
Wonder Workshop
Series A in 2015
Wonder Workshop is an educational technology company based in Sunnyvale, California, founded in 2012. The company specializes in developing innovative robotic products, notably the Dash and Dot robots, which engage children in learning to code through interactive play. These robots can be programmed using mobile devices, allowing kids to collaborate and see their programming efforts come to life. In addition to the robots, Wonder Workshop offers a range of accessories that enhance the user experience, such as xylophones, building connectors, and various interactive components. The company also provides Class Connect, a suite of online tools designed to assist educators in integrating coding and robotics into their curriculum. With a multidisciplinary team composed of professionals from leading technology firms, Wonder Workshop aims to inspire creativity and foster lifelong learning in children through technology-driven educational experiences.
Percolata
Seed Round in 2015
Percolata is a Palo Alto-based startup that provides an innovative hardware and software platform designed to help retailers optimize in-store customer traffic and staffing. By utilizing technologies such as video, audio, and mobile fingerprinting, the company employs artificial intelligence and predictive analytics to forecast foot traffic and sales on an hourly basis. This allows retailers to align their staffing levels with customer demand, enhancing operational efficiency. Percolata's solution can lead to significant improvements in sales performance, with reported increases of up to 30%, while also reducing costs associated with both understaffing and overstaffing.
Founded in 2012, Fresco operates globally, connecting appliances, home cooks, and recipes through its neutral KitchenOS platform. Partnering with major appliance brands like Bosch, Electrolux, and LG Electronics, Fresco delivers an effortless cooking experience by providing intuitive, step-by-step recipe guidance.
VeriSilicon
Venture Round in 2014
VeriSilicon, headquartered in Santa Clara, California, with an additional office in Plano, Texas, is a semiconductor company specializing in custom silicon solutions and system-on-chip (SoC) turnkey services. It offers a wide range of services, including the design and manufacture of memory chips, and provides licensable digital signal processing cores, Hantro Video IPs, and eDRAM. VeriSilicon caters to diverse industries such as smartphones, media tablets, HDTVs, set-top boxes, and data centers, targeting advanced process technologies like 28nm and FD-SOI. The company's portfolio includes five types of in-house processor IPs and over 1,400 analog and mixed signal IPs and RF IPs, enabling it to deliver comprehensive, customized silicon solutions.
Fresco
Pre Seed Round in 2014
Founded in 2012, Fresco operates globally, connecting appliances, home cooks, and recipes through its neutral KitchenOS platform. Partnering with major appliance brands like Bosch, Electrolux, and LG Electronics, Fresco delivers an effortless cooking experience by providing intuitive, step-by-step recipe guidance.
Founded in 2012, Fresco operates globally, connecting appliances, home cooks, and recipes through its neutral KitchenOS platform. Partnering with major appliance brands like Bosch, Electrolux, and LG Electronics, Fresco delivers an effortless cooking experience by providing intuitive, step-by-step recipe guidance.
Synthego Corporation
Series A in 2013
Synthego is a biotechnology company specializing in genome engineering. It offers integrated hardware, software, bioinformatics, chemistries, and molecular biology platforms to advance basic research and therapeutic development. Its products include engineered cells, CRISPR kits, and bioinformatics tools for gene knockout, target validation, and disease modeling. Synthego serves scientists globally, with sales through distributors in multiple countries and online.
VeriSilicon
Series D in 2007
VeriSilicon, headquartered in Santa Clara, California, with an additional office in Plano, Texas, is a semiconductor company specializing in custom silicon solutions and system-on-chip (SoC) turnkey services. It offers a wide range of services, including the design and manufacture of memory chips, and provides licensable digital signal processing cores, Hantro Video IPs, and eDRAM. VeriSilicon caters to diverse industries such as smartphones, media tablets, HDTVs, set-top boxes, and data centers, targeting advanced process technologies like 28nm and FD-SOI. The company's portfolio includes five types of in-house processor IPs and over 1,400 analog and mixed signal IPs and RF IPs, enabling it to deliver comprehensive, customized silicon solutions.
DiBcom S.A., a fabless semiconductor company, offers a range of integrated circuits in France & internationally. It specializes in the development of broadband wireless solutions following digital video broadcasting and other broadband communication standards. The company offers chipsets and development kits. Its solutions are used in automotive, portable LCD TV, PC, mobile phones and other handheld device applications.
DiBcom S.A. was founded in 2000 and is headquartered in Palaiseau, France.
Cardiva Medical
Series C in 2006
Cardiva Medical, Inc. is a medical device company based in Santa Clara, California, specializing in innovative vascular access management products that facilitate the healing process following percutaneous catheterization procedures. Founded in 2002, the company develops and markets several key products, including the VASCADE VCS, an extravascular and bioabsorbable femoral access closure system that promotes rapid hemostasis while reducing complications for patients. Additionally, Cardiva offers the Cardiva CATALYST, a manual compression assistance device that enhances coagulation and provides temporary hemostasis. The company also manufactures the VASCADE MVP, designed for multi-site venous closure in electrophysiology procedures. Cardiva Medical primarily serves physicians and cardiac centers across the United States, focusing on transforming vascular closure to benefit patients and healthcare providers.
VeriSilicon
Series B in 2005
VeriSilicon, headquartered in Santa Clara, California, with an additional office in Plano, Texas, is a semiconductor company specializing in custom silicon solutions and system-on-chip (SoC) turnkey services. It offers a wide range of services, including the design and manufacture of memory chips, and provides licensable digital signal processing cores, Hantro Video IPs, and eDRAM. VeriSilicon caters to diverse industries such as smartphones, media tablets, HDTVs, set-top boxes, and data centers, targeting advanced process technologies like 28nm and FD-SOI. The company's portfolio includes five types of in-house processor IPs and over 1,400 analog and mixed signal IPs and RF IPs, enabling it to deliver comprehensive, customized silicon solutions.
DiBcom S.A., a fabless semiconductor company, offers a range of integrated circuits in France & internationally. It specializes in the development of broadband wireless solutions following digital video broadcasting and other broadband communication standards. The company offers chipsets and development kits. Its solutions are used in automotive, portable LCD TV, PC, mobile phones and other handheld device applications.
DiBcom S.A. was founded in 2000 and is headquartered in Palaiseau, France.
Cardiva Medical
Series B in 2005
Cardiva Medical, Inc. is a medical device company based in Santa Clara, California, specializing in innovative vascular access management products that facilitate the healing process following percutaneous catheterization procedures. Founded in 2002, the company develops and markets several key products, including the VASCADE VCS, an extravascular and bioabsorbable femoral access closure system that promotes rapid hemostasis while reducing complications for patients. Additionally, Cardiva offers the Cardiva CATALYST, a manual compression assistance device that enhances coagulation and provides temporary hemostasis. The company also manufactures the VASCADE MVP, designed for multi-site venous closure in electrophysiology procedures. Cardiva Medical primarily serves physicians and cardiac centers across the United States, focusing on transforming vascular closure to benefit patients and healthcare providers.
Zetera Corporation, founded in 2002 and based in Irvine, California, specializes in developing innovative storage over internetworking protocol technology solutions. The company’s flagship product, Z-SAN®, is a peer-to-peer protocol that facilitates networked storage and software code updates, operating seamlessly within standard IP networks using IP switches and routers. Zetera’s offerings encompass a range of storage solutions, including the NBOD 1100 rackmount system designed for small and medium-sized businesses, as well as Storage Central, which provides high-speed access to digital content like music, photos, and videos. The company's technology also supports storage virtualization, backup without operating system intervention, and addresses diverse market needs from consumer applications to data centers. Additionally, Zetera provides storage management software that enables efficient data allocation and real-time backups for IT professionals and end users alike. By licensing its technology to various manufacturers and selling through distributors in North America, Zetera aims to deliver cost-effective and scalable storage solutions across multiple sectors.
Cardiva Medical
Series A in 2003
Cardiva Medical, Inc. is a medical device company based in Santa Clara, California, specializing in innovative vascular access management products that facilitate the healing process following percutaneous catheterization procedures. Founded in 2002, the company develops and markets several key products, including the VASCADE VCS, an extravascular and bioabsorbable femoral access closure system that promotes rapid hemostasis while reducing complications for patients. Additionally, Cardiva offers the Cardiva CATALYST, a manual compression assistance device that enhances coagulation and provides temporary hemostasis. The company also manufactures the VASCADE MVP, designed for multi-site venous closure in electrophysiology procedures. Cardiva Medical primarily serves physicians and cardiac centers across the United States, focusing on transforming vascular closure to benefit patients and healthcare providers.
Cardiva Medical
Series A in 2003
Cardiva Medical, Inc. is a medical device company based in Santa Clara, California, specializing in innovative vascular access management products that facilitate the healing process following percutaneous catheterization procedures. Founded in 2002, the company develops and markets several key products, including the VASCADE VCS, an extravascular and bioabsorbable femoral access closure system that promotes rapid hemostasis while reducing complications for patients. Additionally, Cardiva offers the Cardiva CATALYST, a manual compression assistance device that enhances coagulation and provides temporary hemostasis. The company also manufactures the VASCADE MVP, designed for multi-site venous closure in electrophysiology procedures. Cardiva Medical primarily serves physicians and cardiac centers across the United States, focusing on transforming vascular closure to benefit patients and healthcare providers.
VeriSilicon
Series A in 2003
VeriSilicon, headquartered in Santa Clara, California, with an additional office in Plano, Texas, is a semiconductor company specializing in custom silicon solutions and system-on-chip (SoC) turnkey services. It offers a wide range of services, including the design and manufacture of memory chips, and provides licensable digital signal processing cores, Hantro Video IPs, and eDRAM. VeriSilicon caters to diverse industries such as smartphones, media tablets, HDTVs, set-top boxes, and data centers, targeting advanced process technologies like 28nm and FD-SOI. The company's portfolio includes five types of in-house processor IPs and over 1,400 analog and mixed signal IPs and RF IPs, enabling it to deliver comprehensive, customized silicon solutions.
Shanghai Xikui Electronic Technology
Venture Round in 2002
Shanghai Xikui Electronic Technology Co., Ltd. (上海矽魁电子科技有限公司) is a Chinese Sino-foreign company focused on providing maintenance and technical services for cellphones, LCDs, and electronic products.
Combined with the professional and management technology of electronic communications, the company provides its clients with many services. The products of Xikui contain mobile phones, LCDs, LCD panels, PCB, PDA, digital cameras, online service centers, and other electronic communication products.
Xikui Electronic Technology was established in December 2001.