Participated · Series B · Aug 2025

FORT Robotics provides a Robotics Control Platform that delivers safety, security, and dynamic control for intelligent machines and autonomous systems. The company serves over 500 customers with an estimated 12,000 units deployed and holds 27 patents. FORT’s product roadmap focuses on enhancing existing products with new communication protocols, API integrations, and expanded international compliance. It plans to build next-generation safety capabilities, including critical data analytics and comprehensive safety solutions tailored to physical AI. Target industries include warehousing, agriculture, construction, autonomous vehicles, defense, factory automation, and humanoid robotics. Founded in 2018 and based in Philadelphia, FORT positions itself as an enabler for large-scale deployments of autonomous systems across global worksites. Fort builds software to make industrial robots safer around people while protecting them from cybersecurity vulnerabilities. Its FORT Platform fuses functional safety and cybersecurity principles to enable timely, accurate, and secure communication to, from, and between machines over any network. The platform has been adopted by robotics makers including Agility, Hexagon and Moog. The company is Philadelphia-based. Fort announced a $25 million Series B led by Tiger Global, bringing total funding to $41.5 million including a $13 million raise in March 2021 from investors such as Prime Movers Lab and Mark Cuban. The company says the new funds will be used to further deploy its safety systems and scale to meet demand from the next generation of smart machines. Fort Robotics develops safety software for collaborative robots and other autonomous systems, addressing cybersecurity vulnerabilities, system failures, and potential human error. Its platform targets a wide range of verticals, including warehouse fulfillment, manufacturing, delivery, and transportation. The company says it currently works with 100 companies across these categories. Fort positions its product to enable safer deployment of mobile automation across industries. Company leadership says additional investment will allow rapid scaling to capitalize on growing automation trends. The recent fundraising is intended to support that expansion.

Participated · Series A · Sep 2022

Stable builds machine‑learning models and analytics that forecast EV charger usage and help financial institutions, infrastructure developers and charging networks optimize where to place chargers and monetize assets. The company says its models use factors like average trip distance, nearby amenities and energy costs to turn arbitrary decisions into data‑driven ones. Stable reports most chargers are used less than 10% of the time and very few exceed 20% utilization. The Series A proceeds will be used to accelerate hiring of data scientists and engineers to support deployment and monetization of chargers. Stable aims to help customers deploy, track and monitor their investments and to guide what it cites as the next $39 billion in EV charging deployments and spending under the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law (per Atlas Policy calculations). Co‑founders Rohan Puri and Jamie Schiel, MIT Media Lab alumni, lead the company.

Participated · Equity · May 2020

Enview develops a scalable AI platform for rapid, automated classification of 3D point clouds and creation of digital twins. Its core product processes 3D data where traditional 2D image processing fails, enabling governments and energy companies to identify change and reduce time to action. The company combines remote sensing, computer vision, and geospatial big data to predict threats to critical infrastructure and support emergency response and off-road mobility use cases. Enview has seen momentum from government contracts and energy customers and plans to apply its 3D modelling tech to additional use cases, customers, and geographies. To support growth and meet public and private sector demand, the company raised funding to accelerate hiring and product development. Enview was founded in 2015 and is based in Silicon Valley. Enview offers a geospatial analytics platform that uses massively-parallel cloud computing, 3D computer vision, and deep learning/AI to automatically process nation-scale datasets and generate actionable insights. The company was incorporated in 2015 and is led by CEO San Gunawardana. Its core product focuses on automated 3D processing and analytics for large-scale geospatial data. Enview plans to use newly raised funds to scale deployment of its technology. The company raised a Series A to advance commercial rollout and expand operations.