Entities

Healthcare venture investment organization named in Trice Medical's2017 and V-Wave's2018 issuer financing disclosures. A BioStar VenturesIII LP fund is evidenced by its SEC issuer filing; the exact vehicle for these transactions and current legal-manager branding are not established by this review. Distinct from boldstart ventures.

Indian consumer-finance platform founded by Kunal Shah, distinct from the US CRED predictive-intelligence company at credplatform.com.

Canary workplace emergency-relief platform, distinct from Canary home-security products, Canary Technologies hotel software and similarly named investors.

Cloud software-infrastructure security company founded by Eilon Elhadad and Eylam Milner; distinct from Echo crypto investment/protocol entity.

Blockchain indexing and data-infrastructure company spun out of Neeva; not Sequoia Capital. Source is a syndicated company Business Wire release, published here2022-10-13; original Business Wire link2022-10-12 was inaccessible.

Consumer credit-insight technology company identified in its 2019 Series B issuer release. This financing concerns Aire, not investor White Star Capital.

Baltimore investment advisory platform investing in healthcare and technology, identified by audaciouscapital.com and its organizational LinkedIn. Distinct from Nakul Mandan's San Francisco Audacious Ventures. HEARTio participation is explicitly confirmed; conventional LP venture-fund structure and closed fund size have not been verified.

Crypto-focused venture investor identified by its official robvc.com and organizational profile; distinct from engineering seed investor Root Ventures. Specific fund allocation and individual investment amounts are undisclosed in the reviewed announcements.

Japanese investment partnership manager and subsidiary of Ashikaga Bank, based in Utsunomiya. Distinct from US Wing Venture Capital.

Early-stage technology venture investor headquartered in Champaign, Illinois, with an agricultural technology fund. Distinct from San Mateo-based Sierra Ventures.

Mobile job-discovery and anonymous recruiting marketplace founded by Yarden Tadmor. Distinct from RNAi biotechnology company Switch Therapeutics.

DeLacy Rhodes co-founded HelixAI and served as its Chief Scientific Officer.

Laurent Martinot is co-founder and CEO of Sunrise Group.

Steve Glenn is founder at Plant Prefab.

Braden Ream is co-founder and ceo at Voiceflow.

Christian Deilmann is co-founder and managing director at tado.

Jake Colvin is co-founder at Owlet.

Johannes Schwarz is co-founder and ceo at tado.

Jordan Monroe is co-founder at Owlet.

Kurt Workman is co-founder at Owlet.

Lukas Zyla is managing director at tado.

Matt Van Horn is co-founder at June Life.

Nikhil Bhogal is co-founder at June Life.

Zack Bomsta is co-founder at Owlet.

Aashish Dalal is co-founder at ParkWhiz.

Jon Thornton is co-founder at ParkWhiz.

Meg He is co-founder at ADAY.

Nina Faulhaber is co-founder at ADAY.

Aaron Ng is founder at Hyper Online.

Byju Raveendran is co-founder at Byju’s.

Christopher Barnes is co-founder at Doppio Games.

Daan Baldewijns is vp, marketplace at Defined AI.

Daniela Braga is founder and ceo at Defined AI.

Divya Gokulnath is co-founder at Byju’s.

Eric Gagnaire is co-founder at Patatam.

Jeferson Valadares is co-founder at Doppio Games.

José Manuel Moller is founder at Algramo.

Mariève Bidart is co-founder at Patatam.

Mathieu Bidart is co-founder at Patatam.

Casey Schulz is co-founder at Preemadonna.

Chuck Ganapathi is founder at Tact Ai.

Dimitar Jetchev is co-founder at Inpher.

Jordan Brandt is co-founder at Inpher.

Pree Walia is co-founder at Preemadonna.

Bobby Bryant is founder at DOSS Real Estate.

Lyric Jain is founder at Logically.

Alan Coleman is co-founder at Sweepr.

Jim Hannon is co-founder at Sweepr.

Mike Dooley is co-founder and ceo at Labrador Systems.

Nikolai Romanov is co-founder and cto at Labrador Systems.

Philip Case is senior director, robotics at Labrador Systems.

AJ Shewki is co-founder at Liv.

Cix Liv is co-founder at Liv.

David Schwarz is director, research engineering at TRIPP.

Davis Foster is co-founder at Scythe Robotics.

Isaac Roberts is co-founder at Scythe Robotics.

Jack Morrison is co-founder at Scythe Robotics.

Nanea Reeves is co-founder and ceo at TRIPP.

Shyam Gollakota is founder at Hearvana.

Steffan Donal is chief technology officer at Liv.

Paul Budnitz is founder at Superplastic.

Alexander Israelov is co-founder at Mentra.

Cayden Pierce is co-founder at Mentra.

Nicolo Micheletti is founding engineer at Mentra.

Eric Ward is co-founder at AgBiome.

Guoguo Chen is co-founder at KITT.AI.

Jeff Dangl is co-founder at AgBiome.

John Ryals is co-founder at AgBiome.

Jonathan Frankel is co-founder at Nucleus Intercom.

Kenji Sagae is co-founder at KITT.AI.

Lihi Segal is co-founder at DayTwo.

Marius Nacht is co-founder at DayTwo. Co-founder and anchor investor of aMoon, according to its own biography. Co-founded Check Point in1993; has physics, mathematics and electrical-engineering education. The manager publishes his participation in Growth and Velocity investment committees. The native manager portrait is an illustration, not a photograph.

Mike Koziel is co-founder at AgBiome.

Mike Van Bruinisse is co-founder at Luma Home.

Paul Judge is co-founder at Luma Home. Paul Judge co-founded TechSquare Labs in 2014. Invest Georgia identifies him as founding venture partner and a member of TechSquare Capital’s general partner in its 2017 annual report. His current personal biography identifies him as managing partner and chairman of Open Opportunity Fund and a co-founder of TechSquare Labs, Pindrop and Luma Home; the latter confirms the existing Luma-linked person identity. His earlier cybersecurity operating work included CipherTrust, Purewire and Barracuda. He holds a Morehouse undergraduate degree and Georgia Tech graduate degrees in computer science. His TechSquare fund operating role is historical; his current Open Opportunity Fund role is distinct.

Paul Schulze-Lefert is co-founder at AgBiome.

Scott Uknes is co-founder at AgBiome.

Xuchen Yao is co-founder at KITT.AI.

Yuval Ofek is co-founder at DayTwo.

Aaron Schaller is co-founder at MeliBio.

Darko Mandich is co-founder at MeliBio.

Iggy Bassi is founder at Cervest.

Adam Vitarello is co-founder at Optoro.

Jeff Denby is co-founder at The Renewal Workshop.

Nicole Bassett is co-founder at The Renewal Workshop.

Tobin Moore is co-founder at Optoro.

Colin Fraser is co-founder at Glowb.

Felix Brandon Lloyd is co-founder at Zoobean.

Jordan Lloyd Bookey is co-founder at Zoobean.

Sarah Chapman is co-founder at Glowb.

Allison Page is co-founder and chief product officer at SevenRooms.

Ian Freed is co-founder at Bamboo Learning.

Irina Fine is co-founder at Bamboo Learning.

Joel Montaniel is co-founder and ceo at SevenRooms.

Josh Albrecht is co-founder and cto at Imbue.

Kanjun Qiu is co-founder and ceo at Imbue.

Kinesh Patel is co-founder and cto at SevenRooms.

Chris Herbert is co-founder at TrackR.

Christian Johan Smith is co-founder at TrackR.

Stuart Lombard is founder at ecobee.

Jamie Siminoff is founder at Ring.

Andrew Redfern is co-founder at Sutro Pool Monitor.

Jay Giraud is co-founder at Mojio.

Kenny Hawk is chief executive officer at Mojio.

Narayan Sainaney is co-founder at Mojio.

Ravi Kurani is co-founder at Sutro Pool Monitor.

Richard Woodruff is co-founder at Mojio.

Joel Wetzel is founder at MARA Running Assistant.

Audry Hill is co-founder at Toymail.

Gauri Nanda is co-founder at Toymail.

Herman Pang is co-founder at Dragon Innovation.

Scott N. Miller is co-founder at Dragon Innovation.

Daniel Roberts is co-founder and chief product officer at Scout Alarm.

Dave Reif is co-founder at Garageio.

David Shapiro is co-founder and non-executive director at Scout Alarm.

Kevin Brennan is chief operating officer at Scout Alarm.

Santiago Merea is co-founder at The Orange Chef.

Zak Dziczkowski is co-founder at Garageio.

Christopher Klein is co-founder at Rachio.

Franz Garsombke is co-founder at Rachio.

Carlos Herrera is co-founder at Petnet.

Carolyn van Dongen is co-founder at Musaic.

Chris Diebner is co-founder at Petnet.

Dustin Morales is co-founder at Petnet.

Matthew Bramble is co-founder at Musaic.

Simon Grabowski is co-founder at Musaic.

Anssi Klapuri is co-founder at Yousician.

Ashley Bachar is chief operating officer at Greenlight.

Ben Hood is co-founder and chief product officer at WattBuy.

Chris Halaschek is chief technology officer at Greenlight.

Chris Thür is co-founder and ceo at Yousician.

Eric Carreel is founder at Invoxia.

Johnson Cook is co-founder and president at Greenlight.

Mason Hollis is vp of engineering at WattBuy.

Michelle Cheung is chief financial officer at Greenlight.

Mikko Kaipainen is co-founder at Yousician.

Naman Trivedi is co-founder and ceo at WattBuy.

Serge Renouard is co-founder at Invoxia.

Tim Sheehan is co-founder and ceo at Greenlight.

Bobby Littrell is co-founder at Vesper.

Dmitry Bezugly is co-founder at Endel.

Dmitry Evgrafov is co-founder at Endel.

Karl Grosh is co-founder at Vesper.

Kirill Bulatsev is co-founder at Endel.

Matt Crowley is co-founder at Vesper.

Oleg Stavitsky is co-founder at Endel.

Philipp Petrenko is co-founder at Endel.

Protey Temen is co-founder at Endel.

Roderick de Rode is co-founder and ceo at Spinn.

Serge de Warrimont is co-founder and cio at Spinn.

Ann Crady Weiss is co-founder and ceo at Hatch Sleep.

Dave Weiss is co-founder at Hatch Sleep.

Dilip Goswami is co-founder at Molekule.

Hank Adams is founder and ceo at Rise Gardens.

Jaya Rao is co-founder at Molekule.

Maja Matarić is co-founder at Embodied.

Mark Angel is founder and ceo at Amira Learning.

Paolo Pirjanian is co-founder at Embodied.

Pete Jungwirth is co-founder at Amira Learning.

Alarik Myrin is co-founder at Zwift.

Aly Orady is founder and advisor at Tonal.

Eric Min is co-founder and ceo at Zwift.

Jon Mayfield is co-founder at Zwift.

Jonathan Shottan is chief product and content officer at Tonal.

Scott Barger is co-founder at Zwift.

Sumeet Bhatia is founder and ceo at Aiva.

Greta McAnany is co-founder at Blue Fever.

Lauren Tracy is co-founder at Blue Fever.

Andrew DiLosa is co-founder at togethAR.

Chris Donohoe is co-founder at EX-IQ.

Darren Ward is co-founder and cto at EX-IQ.

Elena Zhizhimontova is co-founder at togethAR.

Fakhri Karray is chief scientist at YOURIKA.

Jacob Chan is co-founder at VoiceHero.

Jason Shen is co-founder at Midgame.

Joseph Truong is co-founder at VoiceHero.

Rob Henderson is chief executive at YOURIKA.

Seyed Sajjadi is founder and ceo at nFlux.

Shady Shehata is chief ai and technology officer at YOURIKA.

Surbhi Rathore is co-founder and ceo at Symbl.ai.

Toshish Jawale is co-founder and cto at Symbl.ai.

Wayne Gerard is co-founder at Midgame.

Danny Weissberg is co-founder at Voiceitt.

Gareth Cronin co-founded the New Zealand conversational AI company Ambit, which is distinct from the SRI spin-off Ambit Analytics.

Josh Comrie co-founded the New Zealand conversational AI company Ambit, which is distinct from the SRI spin-off Ambit Analytics.

Maarten Sierhuis is founder and cto at Ejenta.

Payman Nejati is co-founder at Anycart.

Rachna Dhamija is founder and ceo at Ejenta.

Rafael Sanches is co-founder at Anycart.

Renato Peterman is co-founder at Anycart.

Sara Smolley is co-founder at Voiceitt.

Silvia Curioni is co-founder at Anycart.

Stas Tiomkin is co-founder at Voiceitt.

Tim Warren co-founded the New Zealand conversational AI company Ambit, which is distinct from the SRI spin-off Ambit Analytics.

Ben Ries is co-founder at Imageous.

Bryanne Leeming is founder at Unruly Studios.

James Rhodes is co-founder at HelixAI.

Jay Hsueh is co-founder at Imageous.

John Kim is co-founder at Presence AI.

Jonathan Burstein is co-founder at Jargon.

Kate Stone is founder at Novalia.

Lucrezia Bisignani is founder at Kukua.

Michel Meyer is co-founder at Presence AI.

Milkana Brace is co-founder at Jargon.

Pierre Berkaloff is co-founder at Presence AI.

Abhishek Suthan is co-founder and ceo at Pulse Labs.

Alex Fleetwood is founder at Sensible Object.

Andrew Hahn is co-founder at Twine.

Anthony Claudia is co-founder at Twine.

Brian Monnin is co-founder at Play Impossible.

Dylan Zwick is co-founder and chief product officer at Pulse Labs.

Gadi Amit is co-founder at Play Impossible.

Jody Smith is engineering at Conservation Labs.

Kevin Langdon is co-founder at Play Impossible.

Mark Kovscek is founder and ceo at Conservation Labs.

Mats Horn is founder at Tinitell.

Shilp Agarwal is founder and ceo at Blutag.

Travis Minke is vp of engineering (historical) at Twine.

Ash Ward is cto at Syntetica.

Bob Mankoff is co-founder at Botnik.

Fanny Moizant is co-founder at Vestiaire Collective.

Jamie Brew is co-founder at Botnik.

Jasmin Hume is founder and ceo at Shiru.

Jaume Aleñar Chortey is lead process engineer at Syntetica.

Kees Kruythoff is former ceo and chairman at LIVEKINDLY Collective.

Louis Monsigny is co-founder and researcher at Syntetica.

Marco Bertone is co-founder and ceo at Syntetica.

Matthew Hammersley is co-founder at Novel Effect.

Melissa Hammersley is co-founder at Novel Effect.

Melody Furze is co-founder at Novel Effect.

Perumal Gandhi is co-founder at Perfect Day.

Richard Hegberg is ceo at Aspinity.

Roger Lienhard is founder at LIVEKINDLY Collective.

Ryan Pandya is co-founder at Perfect Day.

Sam Clough is industrial project manager at Syntetica.

Sophie Hersan is co-founder at Vestiaire Collective.

Tom Doyle is founder at Aspinity.

Brontë McGarrah is head of partnerships at MacroCycle Technologies.

Devdut Dalal is co-founder at Mitti Labs.

Eziah Syed is founder and chief of growth and innovation at MEND Nutrition.

Giuseppe Scionti is founder and ceo at Novameat.

Jan-Georg Rosenboom is co-founder and cto at MacroCycle Technologies.

Kyle Sherry is principal process engineer at MacroCycle Technologies.

Paul Roscoe is ceo at MEND Nutrition.

Sharon Bort is operations manager at MacroCycle Technologies.

Stwart Peña Feliz is co-founder and ceo at MacroCycle Technologies.

Xavier Laguarta Soler is co-founder at Mitti Labs.

Anna Balez is co-founder at Lizee.

David Lu is co-founder and ceo at Clarity Movement.

Meiling Gao is co-founder and coo at Clarity Movement.

Paolo Micalizzi is co-founder and cto at Clarity Movement.

Ponglada Paniangwet is co-founder and ceo at Freshket.

Tanguy Frécon is co-founder at Lizee.

Timothée Emery is co-founder at Lizee.

Abhinav Gupta is co-founder and president at Skild AI.

Amit Paka is founder and coo at Fiddler AI.

Arch Rao is founder and ceo at Span IO.

Benedict Tatham is founder and chief creative officer at Scriptic.

Chris Lambert is vp of engineering at Fiddler AI.

Deepak Pathak is co-founder and ceo at Skild AI.

Jasper Noriel is finance director at Arborea.

Joana da Silva is head of biotechnology at Arborea.

Julian Melchiorri is founder and ceo at Arborea.

Kaly Chatakondu is global commercial director at Arborea.

Krishna Gade is founder and ceo at Fiddler AI.

Mainak Mazumdar is chief strategy officer at Fiddler AI.

Nihal Tharoor is founder and ceo at Scriptic.

Xiaoyin Qu is founder at Heyboss.

Alan Guo is chief of staff at Hedra.

Alex Wiltschko is founder and ceo at Osmo AI.

Ari Morcos is co-founder and ceo at DatologyAI.

Bogdan Gaza is co-founder and cto at DatologyAI.

Jacqueline Liu is head of people at DatologyAI.

James Wilsterman is co-founder at Volley.

Jason Wilson is engineering lead at Hedra.

Mateusz Brzuchacz is chief operating officer at Osmo AI.

Matthew Leavitt is co-founder at DatologyAI.

Max Child is co-founder at Volley.

Mehrdad Mahdjoubi is founder at Orbital Systems.

Michael Lingelbach is founder and ceo at Hedra.

Nate Pearson is chief financial officer at Osmo AI.

Paul Burstein is vp of engineering at DatologyAI.

Rich Whitcomb is chief technical officer at Osmo AI.

Richard Slatter is co-founder at Splash Music.

Stephen Phillips is co-founder at Splash Music.

Sumit Agarwal is founder and ceo at Ario.

Tracy Chan is ceo at Splash Music.

Babak Pahlavan is founder, ceo and cpo at NinjaTech AI.

Claire Peña is coo at Comet.

Gideon Mendels is co-founder and ceo at Comet.

Niko Eiden is co-founder and ceo at IXI Eyewear Oy.

Nimrod Lahav is co-founder and cto at Comet.

Wili Miettinen is co-founder at IXI Eyewear Oy.

Canine DNA/genetics testing and biological health-risk analysis; distinct from autonomous truck company Embark.

Non-invasive ultrasound neural modulation technology for lucid-dreaming applications; recreational products, performance and safety claims unvalidated by this funding research.

Manufactures rare-earth permanent magnets in the United States to support domestic supply chains for defense, energy, transportation and industrial systems.

Skin Analytics develops DERM, an AI medical device that analyzes skin-lesion images to identify potential skin cancers and support dermatology triage. Its autonomous assessment helps clinical services discharge low-risk referrals and route higher-risk patients to specialists. The UK company also offers DERM Zero for smartphone-based assessment and works with healthcare providers and insurers to expand access to skin-cancer detection.

Bengaluru electric scooter manufacturer founded March 2021; distinct from River Financial and other River software companies.

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Integrated Biosciences develops small-molecule medicines for age-related diseases. Its discovery platform combines biological aging datasets, optogenetic control of cellular pathways, chemistry and AI models with experimental screening to find and optimize drug candidates. Its pipeline targets age-related biology, including cardiometabolic disease.

Finnish single-molecule protein diagnostics using semiconductor sensing, magnetic beads and microfluidics. Neurological biomarkers are adjacent diagnostics, not directneural recording/stimulation.

Swiss Allschwil investor, distinct from US Altos Ventures; explicitly named in TOLREMO2018 financing.

European AI research startup developing causal reasoning and adaptive world models that aim to learn efficiently from limited new information. Its TipPFN forecasting model addresses rare events in complex systems. Founded by physicists with research and industry experience in machine learning.

Agricultural robotics for automated pest and disease control. Version One institutional seed lead verified; financing currency and USD 5 million versus 5.5 million reporting require clarification.

Non-invasive neural/biosignal wearable for assistive communication and control; deliberate blinking and focused thought, not proof all control is cortical EEG.

NASDAQ:FLEX manufacturing corporation, Flex Automotive Business Group; distinct from Flex Capital VC and renter credit/payments companies also named Flex.

Mark Cuban investment organization, distinct from Toronto Radical Ventures founded2017.

Personalized mental-health care and digital therapeutics platform incorporating neuromodulation and neurofeedback. Mixed clinical provider/platform exposure, distinct from a pure implant device manufacturer.

AI cybersecurity agents for incident detection, investigation and response.

MintNeuro is an Imperial College London spinout developing semiconductor components for neural implants. Its low-power integrated circuits support neural sensing, stimulation, signal processing, wireless data transfer and power management. It works with device companies and research teams to integrate these components into smaller implantable systems. In 2026 it announced a commercial supply partnership with Motif Neurotech for therapeutic brain-computer interfaces.

Algramo develops refill systems for everyday consumer products. Its reusable packaging and connected dispensing technology let customers buy quantities they need while reducing single-use packaging.

Defined.ai provides training data and related services for artificial-intelligence development. Its marketplace and custom collection, annotation and evaluation offerings help organizations build speech, language and other AI systems.

Doppio Games creates conversational, narrative-driven and cross-platform party games. Its work explores voice interfaces and social play across connected speakers, mobile devices, web platforms and video calls.

Essential Products was a consumer-electronics company founded by Android co-creator Andy Rubin. It developed the Essential Phone and explored connected-home products and new mobile-device designs before ceasing operations.

Inpher develops privacy-preserving computing technology for analytics and machine learning. Its cryptographic tools enable organizations to work with sensitive data without exposing the underlying information to other participants.

June develops countertop smart ovens and connected cooking software. Its appliances combine multiple cooking functions with sensors, automated programs and app features designed to make home cooking easier and more precise.

ParkWhiz provides an online and mobile marketplace for parking reservations. Drivers can compare locations and prices and reserve parking in advance, while operators use its platform to distribute available spaces.

Patatam was a secondhand-clothing business that collected, sorted and resold used garments. Later operating as Rediv, it provided resale and logistics services that helped retailers participate in the circular apparel market.

Plant Prefab develops prefabricated building systems for residential construction. Its engineered panels and factory manufacturing process help builders and architects deliver housing with greater speed, quality and sustainability.

Tado develops smart thermostats and home-energy management products. Its connected controls and software help households manage heating, cooling and heat pumps to improve comfort and energy efficiency.

Bamboo Learning develops voice-enabled educational activities for elementary-school children. Its apps use spoken interaction, stories and exercises to support reading comprehension, vocabulary, mathematics and other learning.

Cervest developed climate-intelligence software that helped organizations understand physical climate risks to buildings and other assets. Its EarthScan platform combined climate science and data analysis to support risk management and adaptation planning.

DOSS develops a conversational real-estate marketplace and intelligent assistant. Its technology lets home buyers ask property questions by voice or text and combines search tools with real-estate brokerage services.

DayTwo developed personalized nutrition services based on gut-microbiome analysis. Its algorithms and care programs predicted individual blood-sugar responses to foods to support people managing diabetes and other metabolic conditions.

Dragon Innovation helped hardware companies move from prototypes to manufacturing at scale. Its services covered product engineering, manufacturing costs, factory selection and production management.

Ecobee develops smart thermostats and connected-home devices that help households manage comfort, energy use and security. Its thermostats combine sensors, scheduling and app controls to adjust heating and cooling.

Endel creates personalized soundscapes designed to support focus, relaxation and sleep. Its apps generate adaptive audio using algorithms and contextual signals such as time of day and user activity.

Garageio developed a connected controller that adds smartphone access to existing garage-door openers. Users could remotely open or close doors, check their status and share access with other people.

Glowb was a UK home-energy company that helped homeowners adopt solar panels and battery storage. It aimed to simplify choosing, financing and installing residential solar systems.

Hatch develops connected sleep products for children and adults. Its devices combine sound, light and routines to support bedtime, sleep and waking, including the Rest and Restore product lines.

Hearvana develops AI-powered acoustic intelligence for devices such as earbuds, hearing aids and smart glasses. Its technology aims to help people and machines interpret and interact with the sounds around them.

Invoxia develops connected GPS trackers and monitoring devices for vehicles, possessions and pets. Its products combine location tracking, wireless connectivity and software to help users monitor and recover valuable assets.

KITT.AI developed speech and conversational-AI tools for developers. Its products included Snowboy wake-word detection, natural-language understanding and ChatFlow multi-turn dialogue software; the company was acquired by Baidu.

Labrador Systems develops assistive robots that help people move everyday items around their homes. Its robots are designed to support independent living, particularly for older adults and people with mobility limitations.

Logically develops intelligence tools for analyzing online information and narratives. It combines AI and human expertise to help governments, organizations and platforms identify misinformation, disinformation and emerging information risks.

Luma Home developed mesh Wi-Fi routers and a companion app for whole-home internet coverage. Its system combined networking with security features, parental controls and management of connected household devices.

MARA was a voice-controlled running assistant that provided workout tracking, performance information and coaching during exercise. Its conversational interface let runners ask about their progress and control features without focusing on a screen.

MeliBio develops bee-free alternatives to honey using food science and plant-based ingredients. Its Mellody brand was created to deliver honey-like taste and functionality while reducing reliance on commercial honeybee production.

Mojio develops connected-vehicle technology for tracking location, monitoring vehicle health and managing fleets. Now operating as Force Fleet, it offers GPS tracking, dashcams and fleet-management software for small and midsize businesses.

Musaic developed wireless multiroom hi-fi speakers and music players. Its system combined streaming audio, smartphone control and integrations with connected-home devices.

Nucleus developed an internet-connected video intercom for families. Its touchscreen devices enabled audio and video calls between rooms, homes and mobile phones, with voice-assistant functionality.

Optoro provides technology for managing retail returns and excess inventory. Its platform supports returns processing, inventory disposition and resale to help retailers recover value and keep usable goods out of landfills.

Petnet developed connected pet-care products, including the SmartFeeder automatic feeder. Its app let owners schedule meals, manage portions and monitor their pets’ feeding habits.

Rachio makes connected irrigation controllers and outdoor watering products. Its app and weather-aware scheduling help homeowners manage lawn and garden watering while reducing unnecessary water use.

Ring makes connected home-security products, including video doorbells, indoor and outdoor cameras, alarms and motion-activated lighting. Its app lets customers see and communicate with visitors and monitor their homes remotely.

Scout Alarm provides wireless home-security systems with connected sensors, smartphone controls and monitoring options. Its products let homeowners assemble and manage a security system without traditional wired installation.

Scythe Robotics builds all-electric autonomous lawn mowers for commercial landscaping. Its robots use perception and navigation technology to maintain outdoor spaces while reducing manual mowing work, noise and emissions.

SevenRooms provides reservation, guest-management and marketing software for restaurants and hospitality businesses. Its platform helps operators manage bookings, understand guests and encourage repeat visits.

Spinn makes connected coffee brewers that use centrifugal extraction to prepare coffee from whole beans. It also operates a marketplace linking customers with independent coffee roasters.

Sutro makes connected water-quality monitors for pools and spas. Its floating sensor measures water chemistry and sends readings and maintenance recommendations to a mobile app.

TRIPP develops immersive wellness experiences for virtual reality and mobile devices. Its platform combines visual environments, sound, breathing exercises and meditation to support relaxation and mindfulness.

The Orange Chef developed connected kitchen tools that linked food preparation with nutritional information. Its Prep Pad smart scale and Countertop platform helped users measure ingredients and understand meals; the business was acquired by Yummly.

The Renewal Workshop helps apparel brands turn damaged returns and excess inventory into products suitable for resale. Its services include sorting, cleaning, repair and renewal, alongside data that supports circular product design.

TrackR developed small Bluetooth tracking devices and a companion app for finding misplaced keys, wallets and other belongings. Its community network also helped locate items beyond the owner’s immediate Bluetooth range.

Vesper developed piezoelectric MEMS microphones and acoustic sensors for consumer electronics and connected devices. Its technology focused on robust, low-power sensing for always-listening voice applications.

WattBuy provides personalized recommendations for cleaner and more affordable home electricity. Its software and data services help consumers and partner businesses compare energy options and understand household energy costs.

Yousician develops interactive music-learning apps for guitar, piano, bass, ukulele and singing. Its audio recognition technology listens to users play and provides real-time feedback through lessons, exercises and songs.

Zoobean develops Beanstack, a reading-engagement platform used by libraries, schools and families. It supports reading challenges, progress tracking and rewards that encourage people to read regularly.

Aiva Health develops voice-enabled assistants for healthcare settings. Its software supports hands-free communication, patient requests and clinical workflows to help nurses and care teams spend more time with patients.

Ambit Analytics developed speech-analysis software to help employees and managers improve workplace communication. Spun out of SRI International, it used acoustic analytics and personalized coaching to provide feedback on how people talk and listen.

Amira Learning develops AI-powered reading assessment and tutoring software for schools. Its system listens as students read aloud, identifies reading difficulties and provides feedback and instruction with teacher oversight.

Anycart developed a grocery-shopping platform that connected recipes with online grocery baskets. Shoppers could select meals, buy ingredients from participating retailers and follow guided cooking videos in one place.

Aspinity develops analog AI processing chips for always-on sensing devices. Its technology analyzes sensor signals at very low power so systems can detect relevant events before activating more energy-intensive digital processors.

Blue Fever develops digital experiences focused on young people's emotional wellbeing. Its community and conversational tools help users share feelings and discover content and support suited to their emotional needs.

Blutag develops conversational shopping assistants for online retailers. Its software lets customers find products, receive recommendations and place or repeat orders through chat and voice interfaces.

Botnik is a creative technology studio and community that combines human writers with computational tools. It builds predictive-text and AI-assisted writing systems used to create experimental comedy, stories and other entertainment.

Conservation Labs uses sound analysis to monitor water use and equipment. Its H2know system detects water flow and possible leaks, while its machine-monitoring technology supports maintenance and resource efficiency.

Ex-IQ developed software that turned digital documents into interactive audiobooks. Its tools let learners listen to content, highlight passages and dictate notes through mobile and voice interfaces.

Ejenta develops AI-powered remote healthcare technology based on systems originally used to monitor astronauts. Its platform connects patient data, devices and intelligent agents to help care teams monitor people and support care at home.

Embodied developed socially assistive robots intended to support wellbeing and child development. Its Moxie companion robot used conversation and interactive activities to help children practice social and emotional skills.

HelixAI developed voice-powered digital assistants for laboratory scientists. Its hands-free tools aimed to help researchers access information and carry out lab workflows using spoken commands.

Imageous, later known as Roby, develops chat- and voice-enabled software for commercial buildings and workplaces. It helps occupants submit requests and lets facilities teams automate tasks, coordinate responses and manage building services.

Jargon developed content-management and localization tools for voice applications. Its platform helped developers translate and personalize conversational experiences across languages and markets.

LIVEKINDLY Collective develops and markets plant-based foods through a portfolio of brands. It brings together food production, product development and distribution to make meat alternatives more widely available.

Midgame developed software and voice assistants for gamers and esports teams. Its tools provided hands-free game information and supported team coordination; the founding team later joined Facebook.

Mitti Labs develops projects and monitoring technology to reduce methane emissions from rice farming. It combines satellite imagery, AI and field operations to support climate-smart farming, lower water use and measure carbon-credit outcomes.

nFlux develops AI and computer-vision software for manufacturing operations. Its systems guide workers through manual processes, detect errors on production lines and provide insights into product quality and efficiency.

Novalia develops interactive printed surfaces using conductive inks and embedded electronics. Its technology turns posters, packaging, books and other everyday objects into touch-sensitive interfaces that trigger sound or digital experiences.

Perfect Day produces dairy proteins through precision fermentation rather than raising cows. Food manufacturers use its animal-free proteins to make products with dairy-like taste, texture and functionality.

Play Impossible developed connected sporting equipment and games that encourage active physical play. Its sensor-equipped Gameball linked to a mobile app to measure movement and turn ball games into interactive challenges.

Presence AI developed conversational software that handled customer questions and appointment bookings for local businesses. Its text- and chat-based booking technology was acquired by Groupon in 2019.

Pulse Labs provides user research and testing tools for digital products, including voice interfaces. It combines real-world user feedback, audio, video and analytics to help product teams understand usability and improve experiences.

Rise Gardens makes indoor hydroponic gardening systems for growing herbs, vegetables and other produce at home. Its connected gardens combine lighting, water circulation and app-based guidance to help users grow food year-round.

Sensible Object developed games that combine physical objects with digital and voice interactions. Its products included Beasts of Balance, a connected tabletop game; the studio was later acquired by Niantic.

Symbl.ai develops conversation-intelligence technology for voice, video and text communication. Its APIs analyze conversations and support real-time assistance, insights and automation for business applications.

Syntetica develops chemical recycling technology for synthetic materials, starting with nylon. Its processes aim to recover useful polymers from textile and industrial waste so they can be made into new materials.

Tinitell developed a simple wearable mobile phone for children. Its wrist-worn device supported calls to approved contacts and GPS location tracking through a parent's smartphone app.

TogethAR, later renamed Spiral, developed AI software that analyzed customer feedback across multiple channels. Its platform helped companies identify recurring problems and turn feedback into product improvements.

Tonal makes a connected home strength-training system that uses electronically controlled resistance instead of conventional weights. Its wall-mounted equipment combines guided workouts, performance tracking and personalized training.

Twine developed conference-room hardware and software that simplified joining video calls and presenting on shared screens. It integrated with Slack and Alexa so users could control meetings through chat or voice.

Unruly Studios creates educational games that combine coding with physical activity. Its Unruly Splats programmable floor devices let children build and play movement-based games while learning STEM skills.

VoiceHero developed analytics tools for voice applications such as Alexa skills. Its platform helped developers measure engagement, user behavior and conversations to improve their voice experiences.

Voiceitt develops speech-recognition technology for people whose speech differs from patterns understood by conventional voice systems. Its apps and integrations help people with speech disabilities communicate, dictate and participate in digital interactions.

YOURIKA develops AI-powered learning technology and predictive AI applications. Its Smart'n platform provides personalized learning support, while YOURIKA Labs helps organizations develop AI and data solutions.

Zwift operates a virtual training platform for indoor cycling and running. It connects exercise equipment to shared digital worlds where users can train, race and ride with others.

Arborea develops a photosynthesis-based production system for food proteins and functional ingredients. Its BioSolar Leaf technology cultivates microorganisms using sunlight and carbon dioxide to produce ingredients with less land and resource use.

Ario develops a personalized AI assistant that connects to users' apps and information to help organize everyday tasks. It focuses on proactive assistance, including household scheduling and recommendations, while keeping users' connected data private.

Clarity Movement provides air-quality monitoring hardware, software and services. Its connected sensor networks help governments, communities and businesses measure pollution and understand local air conditions.

Freshket operates a food procurement and supply-chain platform in Thailand. It helps restaurants order ingredients and other supplies from producers and distributors, with logistics and order-management services.

HeyBoss provides an AI website and business builder for small and medium-sized businesses. Users describe what they need in plain language to create websites and access hosting, SEO, customer management and email marketing tools.

MEND develops clinical nutrition products and digital health services intended to support healing and patient recovery. It works with healthcare providers to combine evidence-based nutrition with patient engagement and monitoring.

MacroCycle Technologies develops chemical recycling processes that turn plastic and polyester waste into high-quality reusable polymers. Its approach preserves polymer value while reducing the energy required compared with conventional chemical recycling.

Novameat develops plant-based meat alternatives using technology that recreates the texture and structure of animal meat. It produces whole-cut-style foods for restaurants and foodservice customers.

Osmo develops AI technology that predicts and models how molecules smell. It applies this olfactory intelligence to fragrance design, ingredient discovery and digitizing scents.

Scriptic creates interactive dramas and narrative games for mobile devices and streaming platforms. Its playable stories combine live-action footage, messaging-style interactions and choices that shape how a story unfolds.

SPAN develops smart electrical panels and energy-management technology for homes and the power grid. Its hardware and software help manage electricity use, home batteries, solar generation and electric-vehicle charging.

Splash develops AI tools and games for making and performing music. Its products include generative music technology and interactive music experiences on Roblox, using a music dataset recorded in-house.

Sunrise Group develops sleep diagnostic technology and operates virtual sleep-care services through Dreem Health. It connects home sleep testing with clinical diagnosis and treatment for people with sleep disorders.

UK Catapult Ventures trading business of Catapult Venture Managers Ltd / Catapult Ultimate Holdings Ltd. Distinct from Silicon Valley catapult.vc and Jonathan Tower catapultvc.com. Manages GM & Cheshire Life Sciences Fund.

Sensor, software and music platform for neurological rehabilitation through rhythmic auditory stimulation. Taiwania Fund III verified portfolio holding; transaction details unknown.

Engrail Therapeutics is a San Diego-based clinical-stage neuroscience pharmaceutical company founded in 2019. It develops precision-targeted medicines for neuropsychiatric and neurodevelopmental disorders using acquisition, licensing, internal research and clinical development. Its published pipeline includes ENX-102, a selective GABAA modulator for anxiety; ENX-104, targeting dopamine D2/D3 autoreceptors for depression with anhedonia; ENX-205, targeting serotonin and dopamine receptors for PTSD and mood disorders; and ENX-203 (elesclomol), a copper ionophore being developed for Menkes disease. These programs remain investigational. Vikram Sudarsan is president and CEO, Kimberly Vanover is CSO and Paul Cayer is CFO. The company raised an initial USD32 million Series A in June 2020, extended by USD32 million in August 2021 to USD64 million total. A March 2024 USD157 million Series B, co-led by F-Prime Capital, Forbion and Norwest, was extended by USD10 million from Foresite Capital in August 2024, bringing that same round to USD167 million.

Canadian impact venture investor; distinct from Amplify Partners. Named in ThinkLabs AI 2024 seed and Planetary Technologies 2024 Series A primary releases.

Embodied AI is a Lausanne robotics company with a team in Rome. It combines soft robotic hardware, teleoperation and task-specific AI models that learn from work on production lines. Its systems target manufacturing and logistics tasks such as electronics assembly, kitting and cable handling, with remote operator intervention supporting continuous learning. The company integrates its hardware, data collection and model-training platform.

Private credit and structured/hybrid capital investor for technology businesses, separate from IP Group plc.

Life sciences investment brand within JIMCO; separate from JIMCO Technology Fund.

NeuroHarmonics is a London neurotechnology company developing non-invasive, low-intensity focused-ultrasound systems that stimulate small targets deep in the brain. An array of individually controlled transducers makes acoustic contact through the hair, while MRI-derived anatomy and computational acoustic models guide ultrasound through the skull onto selected neural circuits. The approach is non-ablative and intended to produce temporary, repeatable modulation without implants, surgery or head shaving. Its first patient application is essential tremor: a sham-controlled proof-of-concept study at University College London Hospitals targets the ventral intermediate nucleus of the thalamus to assess safety, tolerability and preliminary target engagement. The study has MHRA no-objection and ethics review and is listed as recruiting; it is not designed to establish lasting clinical benefit. A separate healthy-volunteer study targets the lateral geniculate nucleus and records visually evoked brain responses with EEG. The wider platform is intended for additional neurological and psychiatric research applications, with a longer-term ambition for accessible outpatient and wearable systems. Its devices remain investigational, with no approval, clearance or certification for commercial sale or general clinical use, and safety and effectiveness have not been established. The UCL spinout builds on its founders’ ultrasound research begun in 2016.

Neural-engineering company developing AI-powered interfaces that read and modulate nervous-system signals for precision medicine. Founded in 2015 by Emil Hewage and Oliver Armitage. Its clinical and R&D base is Cambridge, with AI research in Montreal and a commercial precision-medicine centre in Bakersfield.

Machine learning and DNA-encoded molecular libraries for experimental drug discovery.

Passive smartphone behavior and digital biomarkers for continuous brain-health monitoring. Neuroscience/digital-health adjacency; no implanted neural sensing asserted. FDA-registered claim is not FDA clearance/approval.

AI agent discovery, trust and messaging infrastructure with a collaborative app platform. Research-based AI infrastructure candidate; scientific novelty remains a classification caveat.

Named investor or investing organization in sourced BCI/neurotechnology financing announcements. Manager/fund/legal vehicle scope is limited to the cited names; no undisclosed cheque sizes inferred. Original source name: AlbaCore Capital Group.

Named investor or investing organization in sourced BCI/neurotechnology financing announcements. Manager/fund/legal vehicle scope is limited to the cited names; no undisclosed cheque sizes inferred. Original source name: Ascension Health Ventures.

Named investor or investing organization in sourced BCI/neurotechnology financing announcements. Manager/fund/legal vehicle scope is limited to the cited names; no undisclosed cheque sizes inferred. Original source name: C.P. Group Innovation.

Named investor or investing organization in sourced BCI/neurotechnology financing announcements. Manager/fund/legal vehicle scope is limited to the cited names; no undisclosed cheque sizes inferred. Original source name: Concord Health Partners.

Named investor or investing organization in sourced BCI/neurotechnology financing announcements. Manager/fund/legal vehicle scope is limited to the cited names; no undisclosed cheque sizes inferred. Original source name: Gaorong Ventures.

Named investor or investing organization in sourced BCI/neurotechnology financing announcements. Manager/fund/legal vehicle scope is limited to the cited names; no undisclosed cheque sizes inferred. Original source name: Hambro Perks.

Named investor or investing organization in sourced BCI/neurotechnology financing announcements. Manager/fund/legal vehicle scope is limited to the cited names; no undisclosed cheque sizes inferred. Original source name: Stanford Presidents Venture Fund.

Named investor or investing organization in sourced BCI/neurotechnology financing announcements. Manager/fund/legal vehicle scope is limited to the cited names; no undisclosed cheque sizes inferred. Original source name: AIBasis.

Named investor or investing organization in sourced BCI/neurotechnology financing announcements. Manager/fund/legal vehicle scope is limited to the cited names; no undisclosed cheque sizes inferred. Original source name: Ab Initio Capital.

Named investor or investing organization in sourced BCI/neurotechnology financing announcements. Manager/fund/legal vehicle scope is limited to the cited names; no undisclosed cheque sizes inferred. Original source name: Alabaster.

Named investor or investing organization in sourced BCI/neurotechnology financing announcements. Manager/fund/legal vehicle scope is limited to the cited names; no undisclosed cheque sizes inferred. Original source name: Blindspot Ventures.

Named investor or investing organization in sourced BCI/neurotechnology financing announcements. Manager/fund/legal vehicle scope is limited to the cited names; no undisclosed cheque sizes inferred. Original source name: CADFEM.

Named investor or investing organization in sourced BCI/neurotechnology financing announcements. Manager/fund/legal vehicle scope is limited to the cited names; no undisclosed cheque sizes inferred. Original source name: Flextronics Lab IX.

Named investor or investing organization in sourced BCI/neurotechnology financing announcements. Manager/fund/legal vehicle scope is limited to the cited names; no undisclosed cheque sizes inferred. Original source name: LBBW Venture Capital.

LiquidMetal Ventures, also named LiquidMetal VC in financing announcements, is a Boston venture capital firm investing in early-stage hard technology, artificial intelligence, robotics, life sciences and climate technology. The manager website says it was established in 2022; its own LinkedIn profile gives 2021, an unresolved founding-year discrepancy retained in the source record. It backs scientist-entrepreneurs, including founders from underestimated minority groups, at angel, seed and pre-Series A stages. Its published fund cap is $10 million, which is not an independently verified completed fund close. The website names founding and managing partner Ji Zhao, partners Qiong Ye and Tsz Kwan Lam, and senior director Zhu Liang. Its published portfolio includes brain-computer-interface company Axoft, synthetic-biology company Think Bioscience, AI company Altera (now Fundamental Research Labs), and companies in cell therapy, batteries, optics, industrial automation and clean energy. Actual verified financing links are kept separate from undated portfolio logos. It is distinct from similarly named Liquidmetal materials and technology businesses.

Named investor or investing organization in sourced BCI/neurotechnology financing announcements. Manager/fund/legal vehicle scope is limited to the cited names; no undisclosed cheque sizes inferred. Original source name: MICA Ventures.

Named investor or investing organization in sourced BCI/neurotechnology financing announcements. Manager/fund/legal vehicle scope is limited to the cited names; no undisclosed cheque sizes inferred. Original source name: Mangold Invest.

Named investor or investing organization in sourced BCI/neurotechnology financing announcements. Manager/fund/legal vehicle scope is limited to the cited names; no undisclosed cheque sizes inferred. Original source name: Mintz.

Named investor or investing organization in sourced BCI/neurotechnology financing announcements. Manager/fund/legal vehicle scope is limited to the cited names; no undisclosed cheque sizes inferred. Original source name: Privilege Ventures.

Named investor or investing organization in sourced BCI/neurotechnology financing announcements. Manager/fund/legal vehicle scope is limited to the cited names; no undisclosed cheque sizes inferred. Original source name: Santo Venture Capital.

Named investor or investing organization in sourced BCI/neurotechnology financing announcements. Manager/fund/legal vehicle scope is limited to the cited names; no undisclosed cheque sizes inferred. Original source name: think future gmbh.

Named investor or investing organization in sourced BCI/neurotechnology financing announcements. Manager/fund/legal vehicle scope is limited to the cited names; no undisclosed cheque sizes inferred. Original source name: WieInvest.

Named investor or investing organization in sourced BCI/neurotechnology financing announcements. Manager/fund/legal vehicle scope is limited to the cited names; no undisclosed cheque sizes inferred. Original source name: Boston Angel Club.

Named investor or investing organization in sourced BCI/neurotechnology financing announcements. Manager/fund/legal vehicle scope is limited to the cited names; no undisclosed cheque sizes inferred. Original source name: CEC Healthcare Fund.

Named investor or investing organization in sourced BCI/neurotechnology financing announcements. Manager/fund/legal vehicle scope is limited to the cited names; no undisclosed cheque sizes inferred. Original source name: Detong Hexin.

Named investor or investing organization in sourced BCI/neurotechnology financing announcements. Manager/fund/legal vehicle scope is limited to the cited names; no undisclosed cheque sizes inferred. Original source name: Eleven Capital.

Named investor or investing organization in sourced BCI/neurotechnology financing announcements. Manager/fund/legal vehicle scope is limited to the cited names; no undisclosed cheque sizes inferred. Original source name: Furong Investment.

Named investor or investing organization in sourced BCI/neurotechnology financing announcements. Manager/fund/legal vehicle scope is limited to the cited names; no undisclosed cheque sizes inferred. Original source name: GoldTech VC.

Named investor or investing organization in sourced BCI/neurotechnology financing announcements. Manager/fund/legal vehicle scope is limited to the cited names; no undisclosed cheque sizes inferred. Original source name: Guofu Linghang.

Named investor or investing organization in sourced BCI/neurotechnology financing announcements. Manager/fund/legal vehicle scope is limited to the cited names; no undisclosed cheque sizes inferred. Original source name: Han Tan Capital.

Named investor or investing organization in sourced BCI/neurotechnology financing announcements. Manager/fund/legal vehicle scope is limited to the cited names; no undisclosed cheque sizes inferred. Original source name: Lens Technology.

Named investor or investing organization in sourced BCI/neurotechnology financing announcements. Manager/fund/legal vehicle scope is limited to the cited names; no undisclosed cheque sizes inferred. Original source name: Lianxin Technology.

Named investor or investing organization in sourced BCI/neurotechnology financing announcements. Manager/fund/legal vehicle scope is limited to the cited names; no undisclosed cheque sizes inferred. Original source name: Lingang LKC Investment.

Named investor or investing organization in sourced BCI/neurotechnology financing announcements. Manager/fund/legal vehicle scope is limited to the cited names; no undisclosed cheque sizes inferred. Original source name: Pudong Venture Capital.

Named investor or investing organization in sourced BCI/neurotechnology financing announcements. Manager/fund/legal vehicle scope is limited to the cited names; no undisclosed cheque sizes inferred. Original source name: SoftBank Corp.

Named investor or investing organization in sourced BCI/neurotechnology financing announcements. Manager/fund/legal vehicle scope is limited to the cited names; no undisclosed cheque sizes inferred. Original source name: Sony Startup Accelerator Program.

Named investor or investing organization in sourced BCI/neurotechnology financing announcements. Manager/fund/legal vehicle scope is limited to the cited names; no undisclosed cheque sizes inferred. Original source name: Sumitomo Pharma.

Named investor or investing organization in sourced BCI/neurotechnology financing announcements. Manager/fund/legal vehicle scope is limited to the cited names; no undisclosed cheque sizes inferred. Original source name: Wandai Capital.

Named investor or investing organization in sourced BCI/neurotechnology financing announcements. Manager/fund/legal vehicle scope is limited to the cited names; no undisclosed cheque sizes inferred. Original source name: Yuanke II.

Named investor or investing organization in sourced BCI/neurotechnology financing announcements. Manager/fund/legal vehicle scope is limited to the cited names; no undisclosed cheque sizes inferred. Original source name: Yuanke Innovation.

Named investor or investing organization in sourced BCI/neurotechnology financing announcements. Manager/fund/legal vehicle scope is limited to the cited names; no undisclosed cheque sizes inferred. Original source name: C Capital.

Named investor or investing organization in sourced BCI/neurotechnology financing announcements. Manager/fund/legal vehicle scope is limited to the cited names; no undisclosed cheque sizes inferred. Original source name: AMED Ventures.