Participated · Series A · Jul 2024

딥스마텍 develops a room-temperature polymer thin-film deposition platform that enables functional polymer nano-coatings with properties such as water-repellency, hydrophilicity, and antiviral activity. Its coatings are positioned for use on EV battery separators, food packaging, Gore‑Tex and other substrates that require functional surface layers. The company has won recognition including D.CAMP D‑Day, selection for a deep‑tech TIPS program by 중소기업기술정보진흥원, and selection in LG Energy Solution’s Battery Challenge 2022. 딥스마텍 plans to use the recent funds to build research lab infrastructure and to establish a silicon-anode mass-production plan. Management also intends to pursue concrete joint development projects with large corporates. The firm was founded in August 2022 and has continued progressing since founding.

Participated · Series A · Jun 2024

Quantica is an IP-driven deep technology company developing advanced additive manufacturing systems, headquartered in Berlin with offices in Barcelona and Cambridge. Its core products are the NovoJet™ OPEN printing system for ultra-high-viscosity, multi-material 2D and 3D inkjet printing and the JetPack™ R&D tool for optimizing and validating new materials for its printheads. The company also launched an AI-based build management and slicing software called MultiSlice and has partnerships with ALTANA Cubic Ink®, ImageXpert, and printhead manufacturer Xaar to expand its materials and manufacturing capabilities. Founded in 2018, Quantica focuses on expanding its material portfolio and scaling production through strategic partnerships and product development. The company intends to use the latest funding to grow its team and accelerate development and production of its additive manufacturing solutions. Quantica develops multi-material 3D printing systems based on its NovoJet multi-material inkjet technology. The company is manufacturing the NovoJet™ C-7, a desktop printer equipped with seven NovoJet™ printheads. The C-7 will be released as an open development platform to enable organizations and research institutes to develop functional multi-material 2D and 3D applications. Its ultra-high viscosity jetting technology allows printing of 3D parts with up to seven different materials in a single process. Quantica intends to use new funds to further advance its first products and to expand marketing efforts and operations. Claus Moseholm leads the company as CEO.

Led · Equity · Nov 2015

Playfilm develops a software editing platform that optimizes the production and publication of interactive videos for advertising and audiovisual professionals. Its interactive format enables end users to interact with advertisers' brands and reportedly improves conversion rates versus passive and other interactive video formats. Founded in 2014 in Valencia by Raquel Valero (CEO) and Rafa Navarro (Business Development), the company offers a SaaS videomarketing solution. Playfilm says it multiplied revenue by nine and tripled its number of clients in one year. The company will use the proceeds from the latest round to position itself as the market's most powerful SaaS videomarketing platform. Playfilm, founded in 2014 in Valencia by Raquel Valero (CEO) and Rafa Navarro (Business Development), has developed an editing software that optimizes production and publication of interactive videos for advertising and audiovisual professionals. The product enables end users to interact with advertisers’ brands and the company says this format improves conversion rates versus other video advertising formats. Playfilm participates in the second edition of Lanzadera and plans to use new funding to expand its team, which currently has eight employees. The company aims to position itself as the leading interactive-video technology in Spain and one of the most advanced worldwide. The articles report no revenue or user metrics.