Participated · Series D · Aug 2026

NavVis provides survey-grade mobile reality capture systems (NavVis VLX and NavVis MLX) and an enterprise cloud platform, NavVis IVION, which together create and manage spatial twins of industrial plants, construction sites and buildings. The company says it captures and processes large volumes of spatial data at roughly 10x the speed of traditional methods and that more than two billion square meters now live on its platform, with more than a billion square meters added in 2025 alone. Over 150,000 users across engineering, maintenance and construction teams rely on NavVis, and the firm counts over 1,500 customers in more than 50 countries, including BMW, Volkswagen, Toyota, Mercedes-Benz, ExxonMobil and Siemens. NavVis has partnerships with technology providers such as SAP, NVIDIA and Autodesk and highlights use cases from reducing downtime to enabling robotics planning and training industrial foundational models. With the Series D funding, NavVis plans to scale its capture infrastructure, expand spatial data turnover, deepen its AI and intelligence layer, and grow its market presence, particularly in the U.S.

Led · Series B · Mar 2026

Giraffe360 provides an integrated platform that pairs proprietary capture hardware with AI-powered software to create complete property media kits from a single visit. Its system generates HDR photography, virtual tours, LiDAR-based 2D and 3D floor plans, video content, property websites, virtual staging, and social media assets. By consolidating capture-to-delivery workflows into one system, the company aims to accelerate time-to-market for listings and improve listing quality while supporting photographers and real estate agents in growing their business. The company plans to continue developing its AI capabilities and expand product features and geographic operations following the Series B. The article does not disclose revenue, user metrics, or founding year.

Participated · Equity · Feb 2026

Dawn Health builds patient-facing apps, digital therapies and software-as-a-medical-device aimed at chronic disease care and works with international life-science and pharmaceutical partners. The company says its solutions are used across multiple international markets and it aims to be a global technology partner that bridges technology, patient experience and regulatory requirements. The new financing is intended to scale its platform and expand its product portfolio to enable faster cross-market deployments. Dawn Health is increasing investments in staff and development, which contributed to rising costs. In its most recent fiscal year the company reported a loss of DKK 52.2 million versus a DKK 25.3 million loss the prior year.

Led · Series C · Sep 2025

DRUID AI offers an end-to-end agentic AI platform powered by the DRUID Conductor orchestration engine, enabling enterprises to build and manage AI agents and intelligent applications that integrate seamlessly with existing systems. The platform delivers 98% first-response accuracy and has facilitated more than one billion conversations across thousands of agents. Over 300 customers—including AXA Insurance, Carrefour, the U.S. FDA, the NHS, and Kmart Australia—use DRUID AI across banking, government, healthcare, retail, and telecom sectors. In 2024 the company’s annual recurring revenue grew 2.7× year-over-year, supported by partnerships with Microsoft, Genpact, Cognizant, and Accenture. Gartner positioned DRUID AI as a Challenger in its 2025 Magic Quadrant for Conversational AI Platforms, underscoring the product’s maturity. Former Sumo Logic chief executive Joseph Kim was recently appointed CEO to guide the next growth phase. With fresh funding, DRUID AI intends to intensify expansion in the United States and other global markets while advancing its technology stack. The business maintains operations in New York, London, and Bucharest.

Led · Equity · Jul 2025

Hololight, founded in 2015, builds the technical bridge between XR applications and XR devices using proprietary pixel‑streaming technology. Its platform pixel‑streams XR applications from cloud or on‑premise infrastructure to AR/VR devices, overcoming device, performance, and security limitations. The company’s Hololight Stream Runtime enables one‑click streaming of any OpenXR‑compatible app, allowing existing applications to be streamed without additional development. Hololight frames pixel‑streaming as a way to deliver AR/VR like Netflix delivers video and says it is developing core technology and new products to strengthen that position. It lists partnerships with NVIDIA, Qualcomm, Snap, Meta and others and has over 150 international customers and partners. The company recently secured new investment to scale its business and accelerate global adoption of its streaming products. Hololight develops an enterprise XR streaming platform, Hololight Hub, that streams entire AR and VR applications across local servers and the cloud. The platform is positioned to address computing, data, and security challenges in industrial XR by amplifying quality, access, and security while simplifying management and deployment. Hololight says it pioneered XR streaming technology since 2015 and has expanded to serve more than 150 customers—including BMW, Nokia, and Engie as well as aerospace and defense clients—with 800% customer growth over three years. The company is a partner to Amazon Web Services, Qualcomm, Nvidia, and Verizon. Hololight opened a US office in Durham in 2022 and plans further global expansion, including accelerated US growth. Following the latest financing the company has raised $27 million in total investment funding. Holo-Light is a German-Austrian XR software startup developing XRnow, an immersive streaming platform for augmented and virtual reality applications. It leverages a cross-platform remote rendering solution, ISAR SDK, to stream AR/VR applications from the cloud or a powerful local server to mobile devices, and plans AR3S as the first application on the platform. Management positions XRnow as the "Netflix for virtual and augmented reality," combining immersive content with compelling 3D visuals and an intuitive user experience. In 2021 the company secured partners (AWS, Unity, Tech Soft 3D) and customers such as BMW, Deutsche Telekom and Danfoss, which leadership cites as validation of rapid growth. Holo-Light says it will use the funding to strengthen marketing and sales, grow its community, and enhance its competitive advantage globally while entering new markets. This round is the company's largest investment to date and supports further development and scaling of its streaming platform and SDK.