The Venture Reality Fund is a California-based venture capital firm that backs early-stage technology companies, with a focus on artificial intelligence, spatial computing, and augmented, virtual, and mixed reality, as well as gaming, media, entertainment, and related enterprise applications. Its geographic focus includes North America and Japan, and it supports founders by providing capital and strategic guidance to develop solutions across infrastructure, development platforms, content, and applications.

Boost VC is a San Mateo, California-based early-stage venture capital firm founded in 2012 by Adam Draper and Brayton Williams. It concentrates on deep-tech startups across aerospace, robotics, biotechnology, health, artificial intelligence, cryptocurrency, energy, climate, defense, and immersive technologies such as augmented and virtual reality. The firm typically leads pre-seed rounds and supports portfolio companies with strategic guidance and fundraising, aiming to accelerate commercialization of ambitious technologies.

SOSV is a global venture capital firm focused on deep-tech investments with an emphasis on ventures addressing human and planetary health. Based in Princeton, New Jersey, it supports startups from pre-seed to growth stages through extensive founder resources and accelerator-style programs that provide access to labs, offices, engineering teams, expert networks, and mentorship to accelerate product development, testing, commercialization, and fundraising. The firm operates dedicated deep-tech facilities, including SOSV SF & NY (IndieBio) and HAX in Newark, and maintains regional activity in San Francisco, New York, Newark, and Princeton. With a portfolio spanning hundreds of companies across multiple countries, SOSV seeks co-investors to join its global network and help scale portfolio companies.

Mizuho Capital is the venture capital arm of Mizuho Financial Group, based in Tokyo. It manages approximately 49.6 billion yen and focuses on technology and life sciences investments, with activity across information technology, internet-related services, healthcare, manufacturing and related sectors. The firm traces its origins to 2002, formed by the merger of Fujigin Capital, Tokyo Venture Capital and IBJ Investment. It leverages the Mizuho group’s financial strength to support startups through strategic capital and close collaboration, aiming to accelerate growth toward an IPO. Its portfolio has a strong IPO track record, with more than 600 portfolio companies going public over the years.

BITKRAFT Ventures is a venture capital firm focused on early-stage investments at the intersection of interactive entertainment, artificial intelligence, and immersive technology. Founded around 2018 by German entrepreneur Jens Hilgers, the firm operates as a global investment platform with teams in North America, Europe, and Asia, including offices in Berlin, Los Angeles, San Francisco, New York, London, Madrid, Singapore, Barcelona, Chicago and Lisbon. It is headquartered in Denver, Colorado, and backs startups across the interactive entertainment ecosystem.

Alumni Ventures is a venture capital firm that broadens access to venture and private market investments for accredited investors, including alumni networks, by enabling co-investment alongside leading VC firms. It offers investment funds, investing clubs, portfolio opportunities, and educational resources through its AV Academy, and provides support to startup founders. The firm emphasizes transparency with access to due diligence materials and live discussions, and seeks to build a diversified portfolio through collaborative investing. Headquartered in Manchester, New Hampshire, it operates with offices in New York, Boston, Menlo Park, Chicago, London and Tokyo to reach a broad investor base.

Andreessen Horowitz is a venture capital firm founded in 2009 and based in Menlo Park, California. It provides capital across development stages from seed to late-stage growth and invests in software and technology companies across artificial intelligence, biotech and health, consumer technologies, cryptocurrency, fintech, enterprise software, infrastructure, and related sectors. Beyond funding, the firm offers operational support through a structured ecosystem of technical advisors, executive talent, and industry operators, and differentiates itself with strategic guidance, thought leadership, and programs to nurture talent. It maintains a global presence and supports portfolio companies with resources and networks to accelerate growth.

Hartmann Capital is a venture capital firm that backs early-stage frontier technologies, including physical AI, human augmentation, AI, XR/spatial computing, brain-computer interfaces, robotics, and programmable biology. Founded by Felix Hartmann, the firm aims to support founders building the next era of human capability, offering strategic guidance, valuable connections, and rigorous due diligence. It invests at pre-seed and seed stages and maintains a founder-friendly approach that backs companies across sectors, with investments in VR/AR and AI firms such as Sinn Studio, AEXLAB, Tripp VR, SHAPESXR, Cathedral Studios, SUBPAC, Ludus AI, Neurable, Sloyd, and Zibra AI. The team draws on experience in technology, healthcare, and venture capital, and the firm has invested in more than forty deep tech startups.

Presence Capital is a San Francisco-based venture capital firm founded in 2015 that concentrates on early-stage investments in virtual reality and augmented reality technologies. It supports entrepreneurs building AR/VR applications across communication, work, and entertainment, with a global perspective. The firm was founded by Amitt Mahajan (former Zynga CTO), Paul Bragiel (investor and advisor), and Phil Chen (former HTC executive).

Mana Ventures is a San Francisco-based venture capital firm that backs early-stage artificial intelligence and deep-tech companies across sectors such as software, space, healthtech, biotech, robotics, and autonomy. Founded in 2016, the firm focuses on frontier technologies and disruptive traditional industries. It operates a collaborative network called the Collective, bringing together founders, investors, executives, operators, and specialists to provide more than capital through fundraising support, strategic connections, and operational guidance for portfolio companies. Mana Ventures emphasizes democratizing venture capital and fostering collaboration to tackle complex challenges and build the future. Portfolio highlights include Neros, Nomagic, Abridge, Figure AI, K2 Space, and Onebrief.

Colopl Next is the corporate venture capital arm of Colopl, a leading Japanese gaming company, headquartered in Tokyo. It makes global investments in internet businesses, focusing on consumer-to-consumer and lifestyle services, health, gaming, artificial intelligence, blockchain, security, and augmented/virtual reality.

Global Brain is an independent venture capital firm based in Tokyo, Japan, founded in 1998. It invests in technology startups worldwide, with a focus on sectors such as artificial intelligence, cloud software, cybersecurity, fintech, advertising technology, agriculture technology, climate tech, and related fields. The firm targets seed to growth-stage opportunities and collaborates with corporate venture partners to provide hands-on support and resources to portfolio companies. It maintains flagship funds and ongoing investment programs and has backed numerous startups with several notable exits, reflecting an emphasis on global expansion and practical value creation for early-stage and growth companies.

Source Code Capital is a Beijing-based venture capital firm founded in 2014, focused on partnering with resilient technology entrepreneurs to drive transformative change and create lasting value in China. It invests across seed, early, and growth stages in the TMT sectors, guided by its Big 3 drivers: Internet+, AI+, and Global+. The firm has backed notable companies such as ByteDance, Meituan, Beike, and Li Auto, and supports portfolio companies through a post-investment platform that offers mentorship, resources, and access to a broad network. With a Beijing office, it emphasizes diligence, founder proximity, and value creation.

Linear Capital is a Shanghai-based venture capital firm founded in 2014 that specializes in data intelligence, data infrastructure and frontier technology, including artificial intelligence, robotics and related applications. It typically backs early-stage rounds from angel to Series A and provides operational support in areas such as hiring, customer acquisition and strategic planning. The firm has backed numerous technology startups globally and maintains a portfolio across AI hardware, software and applied data intelligence projects, with notable investments in Horizon Robotics and Rokid.

Network VC is a venture capital firm established in 2019 and located in Menlo Park, California. The firm focuses on investing in startups across various sectors, leveraging a robust ecosystem to access a diverse pool of investment opportunities. This ecosystem is primarily built through initiatives like Unicorn Battles and CUP Startup, which create a significant funnel of startups. By tapping into this extensive network, Network VC aims to identify and support high-potential startups, thereby enhancing its investment success.

Right Side Capital Management is a San Francisco-based venture capital firm that targets early-stage, capital-efficient technology startups. Using a quantitative, data-driven approach, it makes rapid funding decisions for companies that are pre-product-market fit or early in their development, often with small rounds and modest valuations. The firm emphasizes speed and transparency, typically delivering a yes or no decision within weeks, and it seeks to build ultra-diversified portfolios across many portfolio companies. Beyond capital, it provides substantial post-investment mentorship and operational support, including guidance on sales and marketing and other growth functions, leveraging the founders' decades of tech experience and an expansive network. Investments span the United States and Canada, with activity focused on technology-enabled companies across these markets. Since its founding in 2012, Right Side Capital positions itself as funding startups that are underserved by traditional professional investors, operating like an operating company rather than a conventional VC and aiming to help founders accelerate fundraising and scale their ventures.

Sequoia Capital is a venture capital firm founded in 1972 and based in Menlo Park, California. It provides capital alongside strategic guidance to a limited number of technology-focused companies across seed, early, and growth stages, supporting product development, company building, and market expansion. The firm emphasizes long-term partnerships with founders and engages across a global footprint, with activity in the United States and internationally in regions such as China, India, and Israel.

WI Harper Group is a venture capital firm focused on early and early expansion investments in Greater China and Silicon Valley. Founded in 1993, it has backed hundreds of startups across a wide range of sectors, including technology, healthcare, biotech, artificial intelligence, semiconductors, robotics, fintech, sustainability, and media. The firm pursues a global–local approach, with teams in Beijing, Taipei, and San Francisco, and manages more than $1 billion in committed capital across multiple funds. It supports portfolio companies through strategic guidance and connections to global markets, facilitating IPOs and M&A exits. Its track record includes high-profile investments such as DivX, Focus Media, Vizio, SiRF and Commerce One.

Mitsui Sumitomo Insurance Venture Capital is the corporate venture capital arm of Mitsui Sumitomo Insurance, based in Tokyo, Japan. Established in 1990, it funds startups across incubation, seed, early, mid and late stages, growth capital and buyouts, with a focus on technology‑driven ventures in sectors such as fintech, SaaS, healthcare, AI, e‑commerce, and environment, and it pursues opportunities in Japan and other Asian and global markets. The firm emphasizes a structured investment policy, rigorous evaluation, and post‑investment support to accelerate growth and IPO potential, and it collaborates with strategic backers including MS&AD Holdings and Mitsui Sumitomo Insurance to create value for founders and stakeholders.

LvlUp Ventures is a multi-stage venture capital firm investing in and supporting hundreds of startups globally from pre-seed through Series B, across industries. It operates an extended-team ecosystem, deep corporate partnerships, and a technology backbone that creates synergies among portfolio companies at scale. Beyond equity investments, the firm offers non-dilutive financing options and hands-on support through accelerators, a VC-in-Residence program, and other initiatives to help founders scale. It provides capital, guidance, and access to a broad network of investors and corporate partners to accelerate growth.

Leaguer Group is a technology innovation services company that supports the transformation of scientific and technological achievements and assists in incubating innovative enterprises. It builds an integrated science and technology innovation ecosystem by combining development platforms, talent training, innovation bases, and investment incubation, fostering collaboration between research and industry and aligning capital with R&D efforts. The group emphasizes a close relationship between technological innovation and economic development and pursues a combined development and profit model. In 2015, it received the Guangdong Science and Technology Award Special Award for its work on an Innovative Technology Incubation System Construction, recognizing its contribution to system-level innovation in the province.

Rothenberg Ventures is a venture capital firm based in San Francisco that backs early-stage frontier technology startups. The firm has a team of investors, operators, and community builders who support founders through portfolio programs across virtual reality, augmented reality, artificial intelligence, robotics, drones, space, next-generation hardware, and the Internet of Things. Founded in 2012, it focuses on financing and guiding startups at the intersection of hardware and software innovation.

Glory Ventures is a Shanghai-based venture capital firm that makes early- and growth-stage investments in technology companies. It focuses on information technology, artificial intelligence, IoT, enterprise services, cloud computing and storage, and related sectors, with emphasis on AI hardware and software, autonomous driving, robotics, and smart manufacturing. The firm pursues a cross-border strategy, active in China and Israel, and seeks to unlock value by integrating industrial resources from private equity, public-listed companies, and strategic partners to build value chains and ecosystems. It emphasizes research-driven assessment and a portfolio across AI, IoT, fintech, and consumer upgrade sectors, aiming for synergistic exits through M&A or IPO by leveraging industrial capital and collaboration with notable corporate backers.

CAS Star is a high-tech venture capital firm based in Xi'an, China, with an additional office in Beijing. It invests in optoelectronic chips, artificial intelligence, biotechnology, aerospace, smart manufacturing, information technology, energy, oncology, advanced manufacturing, SaaS, and space technology. Beyond funding, CAS Star engages in technology industry incubation and builds a scientific and technological entrepreneurial ecosystem that includes research institutions, angel funds, incubators, and entrepreneurship training to provide structured support for technology entrepreneurs.

The European Innovation Council is a European Commission initiative that supports Europe’s deep-tech innovators, researchers, and startups. It funds breakthrough research and technology transfer projects, and delivers equity-like investments through the EIC Fund, as well as prizes and acceleration services to help teams scale. The council also co-invests with private investors in early-stage ventures and places emphasis on high-impact technologies with ESG relevance. Established in 2018 and headquartered in Brussels, it concentrates on deep-tech sectors including defence and dual-use technologies, while promoting international collaboration and market access for awardees. It aims to strengthen Europe’s innovation ecosystem by sharing data, hosting events, publishing insights, and fostering partnerships that accelerate the journey from lab to market.

Inflection Point Ventures is an Indian early-stage angel investment platform and network based in Gurgaon. Founded in 2018, it connects startups with a community of professionals, CXOs, HNIs and family offices, providing capital as well as mentorship, market access and strategic guidance through its extensive investor network. The firm emphasizes democratizing angel investing with low membership fees, small investment ticket sizes, a transparent process and rigorous upfront due diligence led by industry experts. It operates across sectors including healthcare, software, clean technology, deep tech, e-commerce, edtech, fintech, gaming and social platforms, focusing on committed and capable founders rather than a specific industry.

Innoangel Fund is a Beijing-based venture capital firm founded in 2013 that backs early-stage companies, typically at seed to pre-Series A rounds, across sectors including artificial intelligence, robotics, consumer, entertainment, information technology, healthcare and financial technology.

Manifest is a venture capital firm based in Belvedere Tiburon, California, focused on growth-stage investments in technology-driven sectors. The firm targets technology-enabled services, information technology, big data, artificial intelligence, machine learning, virtual reality, and other technology-based opportunities, seeking companies with strong management and clear paths to scale. Manifest employs a selective, hands-on approach, partnering with a limited number of portfolio companies to provide strategic guidance and capital tailored to growth needs, with the aim of helping each company realize its full potential and deliver lasting impact.

CRIT Ventures is a venture capital firm based in Seoul, South Korea, founded in 2020, that backs technology companies across seed, early, and later stages. The firm focuses on digital content, metaverse, AI, and gaming sectors and maintains a diverse portfolio spanning metaverse development, interactive content, AI applications, and gaming ventures, including investments in Gameloft Korea and Netmarble. It operates internationally with offices in Seoul and the United States and is led by an experienced team with backgrounds from Seoul National University, KAIST, and Imperial College London.

Brinc is a global venture accelerator and early-stage investor headquartered in Hong Kong. It operates multidisciplinary accelerator programs across several countries, focusing on blockchain, artificial intelligence, hardware and IoT, climate tech, food tech, and related technologies to help startups scale. Brinc partners with corporations, governments, and institutions to source and support innovative startups, develop distributed innovation strategies, and build Web3-enabled ventures. The company provides founders with resources such as training, mentorship networks, and online tools, and maintains a broad ecosystem through collaborations and co-investment opportunities, with recent expansion into North America and strategic ecosystem initiatives.

Vulcan Capital is the private equity and venture capital arm of Vulcan Inc. It makes investments across the full corporate lifecycle, including early-stage ventures, growth equity, leveraged buyouts, and distressed opportunities, with a global reach focused on the United States, Europe, and Asia. The firm targets investments typically ranging from around $10 million to $100 million per transaction and can pursue control or strategic minority positions in both private and public companies. Its portfolio covers healthcare, software, media and entertainment, Internet services, mobile, telecommunications, materials, data analytics, energy, infrastructure, and related technologies. Vulcan Capital emphasizes long-term value creation and does not invest in film production, amusement parks, or certain music-related businesses. The group is based in Seattle with an additional office in Palo Alto and was established in 2003.

Triptyq Capital is a Montreal-based venture capital firm that backs pre-seed and seed-stage technology startups. The firm focuses on gaming, digital entertainment, and related fields such as AR/VR/XR, web3, social platforms, music, creator economy, animation, 3D, and sports tech, prioritizing teams with strong leadership and scalable business models. It seeks opportunities across interactive media and emerging technologies, aiming to accelerate product development and market traction for early-stage ventures. Portfolio examples include LocusX, an AI-powered game development assistant, and Bounce, a platform that enhances campus life through social connections and event management.

New Renaissance Ventures is a Vienna-based early-stage venture capital firm founded in 2023 that specializes in technology-driven startups within the Cultural and Creative Industries. It backs pre-seed and seed companies with tickets typically ranging from €100,000 to €500,000 and invests in areas such as Visual Arts, Performing Arts, New Media and Cultural Heritage, including ventures applying AI, virtual environments, language learning and entertainment.

DG Incubation, part of the Digital Garage Group, supports startups by applying its know-how and network to refine business models, set growth strategies, recruit talent, and secure funding. It serves as a venture catalyst, helping entrepreneurs globally build scalable ventures through incubation services and strategic guidance.

SMBC Venture Capital is the venture capital arm of Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation, focusing on growth capital and buyouts across information technology, life sciences, services, and manufacturing. A long-established domestic VC, it supports portfolio companies by leveraging the SMBC Group network to connect them with large corporations, talent, and experts, while providing stage-appropriate funding and strategic value. The firm pursues growth-oriented investments and seeks to address social issues through its portfolio, backed by a broad network including audit and securities firms and other investors. Since its founding in 2005 in Tokyo (with offices in Osaka), it has backed hundreds of companies, with a track record of more than 400 portfolio companies achieving IPOs, underscoring its ability to create value. SMBC Venture Capital aims to deliver comprehensive support by integrating investment, promotion, and strategy functions, benefiting from the group's global reach.

KB Investment is a Seoul-based venture capital and private equity firm, the investment arm of KB Financial Group. It manages capital across early-stage startups, buyouts, spin-outs, turnaround situations and growth investments, with a focus on technology-enabled sectors including information technology, healthcare, biotech, clean tech, industrials, semiconductors, software and digital media. The firm also supports portfolio companies with active guidance on strategy, governance, operations and team development. While primarily investing in South Korea, it also pursues opportunities internationally in the United States, Southeast Asia and Israel. It has a broad sector and stage remit and considers investments in social ventures aligned with sustainable development goals. As of December 2023, it reported assets under management of about 2.6 billion USD. The firm is recognized for industry thought leadership and a wide network of relationships, reflecting a professional approach to investing.

WXR Fund is a San Francisco-based venture capital firm founded in 2017 that backs early-stage, women-led startups. It concentrates on immersive technologies including virtual, augmented, and mixed reality, and artificial intelligence, pursuing minority stakes in North America. The firm invests across sectors including information technology, entertainment, education, healthcare, training services, retail, and e-commerce, from pre-seed to Series A rounds.

IDG Capital is a global venture capital and private equity firm with a 30-year track record, headquartered in Hong Kong and active across Asia and beyond. The firm invests across stages, including venture, growth, buyouts, and private equity, and focuses on sectors such as consumer, technology, healthcare, finance, and related fields. It builds value through a wide international network, hands-on support for portfolio companies, and strategic partnerships that enable geographic expansion, product development, and scale. IDG Capital emphasizes long-term partnerships with founders and management teams, leveraging experience in mergers and acquisitions, secondary markets, and public investments to support companies throughout their lifecycle. The firm operates across multiple markets with a diverse portfolio and a history of notable exits, reflecting its global reach and emphasis on sustainable growth.

Gaingels is a venture investment syndicate focused on LGBTQ+ founders and inclusive leadership. It invests in companies with LGBTQ+ founders and C-suite leaders across stages and helps established firms build diverse teams and inclusive boards. The network is global, with a portfolio of over 130 companies and about 70 million dollars deployed. Gaingels emphasizes supportive founder relationships and leverages a broad network of co-investors to promote positive social change through business and inclusive leadership.

Khosla Ventures is a California-based venture capital firm founded in 2004 that provides capital and strategic guidance to technology startups across stages. It invests in companies across sectors such as artificial intelligence, healthcare, climate tech, digital health, sustainability, and consumer technology, with emphasis on bold, innovative business models and science-driven approaches. The firm manages multiple funds and takes an active, long-term partnership stance, offering operational support and strategic advice to help build durable companies. Based in Menlo Park, California, Khosla Ventures seeks to back entrepreneurs solving complex problems in AI, energy, biotech, software, and related fields, often funding early-stage ventures as well as opportunities at later stages.

OurCrowd is an Israel-headquartered independent venture investing platform that gives accredited investors and institutions access to venture capital and private equity opportunities. The platform vets and selects opportunities, invests its capital, conducts due diligence, and provides market insights and reporting to help users build diversified portfolios. It supports portfolio companies with mentorship, strategic introductions, and access to a global network for co-investment, talent, and follow-on opportunities. Operating globally, OurCrowd targets sectors such as healthcare, transport, energy, technology, fintech, cybersecurity, AI, software, and IoT, and facilitates investments across Israel, the United States and other markets. The company emphasizes education and investor resources and partners with institutional and high-net-worth investors to expand deal flow.

Altos Ventures is a venture capital firm founded in 1996 with headquarters in Menlo Park, California, and an office in Seoul. It focuses on early-stage technology companies, particularly in consumer and enterprise sectors such as software, fintech, and e-commerce. The firm invests across seed to growth stages, supporting founder-led, capital-efficient businesses through multiple rounds. It emphasizes a patient, long-term approach and looks for companies with strong operating fundamentals and solid unit economics.

FG Venture is a Shanghai- and Shenzhen-based venture capital firm that backs technology startups in information technology and manufacturing ecosystems. It focuses on high-growth opportunities in IT infrastructure, cloud computing, the Internet of Things, big data, SaaS, microchips and semiconductors, and advanced manufacturing, including modules, intelligent devices, robotics, and drones. It supports ventures across information technology and manufacturing, using platforms built on open-source technologies such as Hadoop and Spark to handle data from GB to PB scales. The firm seeks to help portfolio companies reach world-class enterprise status and deliver strong returns through an internationally oriented approach and active collaboration with entrepreneurs. FG Venture maintains offices in Shanghai and Shenzhen and invites startups to submit business plans via its portal. Its portfolio spans chip-module supply chains, intelligent automotive, big data, cloud computing, and advanced manufacturing.

15th Rock is a Tokyo- and Yokohama-based venture capital firm and startup studio founded in 2019 by Tetsu Nakajima and Kenji Minamoto. It focuses on seed and early-stage investments in human augmentation and related technologies, including AI, robotics, electronics, AR/VR, brain-machine interfaces, biotechnology, and IT. Through its Spirete startup studio, it backs and builds frontier startups and leverages a global network to help portfolio companies scale.

LUMO Labs is a venture capital firm based in Eindhoven, Netherlands that focuses on impact-driven technology startups. It operates across the early to growth spectrum, supporting ventures from pre-seed to Series A and running a two-year growth program for founding teams. The firm backs companies applying artificial intelligence, data, blockchain, IoT, robotics, drones, software and hardware, including virtual and augmented reality, with a strong emphasis on solving social challenges. Its investment and support address sustainable cities and communities, health and well-being, and quality education, aligning technology with measurable societal benefits. LUMO Labs connects startups to capital, strategic guidance, and a broad network, helping them scale while advancing environmental and social outcomes. By combining funding with hands-on mentorship and ecosystem access, it aims to accelerate the development of impactful technologies.

Acequia Capital is a Seattle-based venture capital firm that backs early-stage technology startups. The firm focuses on sectors including artificial intelligence, machine learning, commerce, industrials, infrastructure, logistics, software and knowledge-worker tools, financial technology, and life sciences. It emphasizes an agile, diversified, and market-tested approach, leveraging a global ecosystem and its network to support technical founders and product teams. Through its partnership model, Acequia Capital seeks to be central to the development of future global businesses by providing capital and hands-on support to innovative startups.

Sfermion is a Chicago-based venture capital firm founded in 2019 that focuses on the metaverse and esoteric digital assets. It pursues investments in technology companies and maintains a portfolio of projects within the metaverse, reflecting a dedicated focus on this emerging digital landscape.

Shunwei Capital is a Beijing-based venture capital firm founded in 2011 that backs early- to growth-stage technology and internet companies. The firm focuses on deep technology, smart manufacturing, Internet+, consumer tech, enterprise services, and electric-vehicle-related sectors, primarily in China but with international investments. Its portfolio includes notable tech and consumer brands such as Xiaomi, Agora, Huami Technology, iQIYI, and Viomi, reflecting an emphasis on backing world-class innovators. Shunwei leverages capital and hands-on experience to help internet and high-tech entrepreneurs scale sustainable, globally relevant businesses.

FOV Ventures is a European venture capital firm focused on early-stage investments in robotics, physical AI, and spatial computing. Headquartered in Espoo, Finland, the firm backs European founders from day zero, offering not only capital but also strategic guidance and access to a global network. It emphasizes deep domain expertise and a supportive ecosystem through its EDGE network of founders and industry experts, helping with fundraising and customer acquisition. The team comprises former founders and operators with experience at technology companies, enabling hands-on operational support to help portfolio companies scale.

Future Capital Discovery Fund is a Beijing-based venture capital firm founded in 2014 that backs early-stage, category-defining technology companies. It invests across sectors including electric vehicles, robotics, digital infrastructure, logistics, and artificial intelligence, and manages over $1 billion in assets, providing portfolio companies with capital and strategic guidance.