Participated · Seed · Jul 2026

Triton Depth develops next-generation subsea sensors aimed at protecting critical underwater infrastructure. The company announced a €1M pre-seed raise to fund field validation of its technology and to accelerate product development. Triton Depth also plans to use the capital to expand its team, with open roles referenced in the announcement. The founding team emphasized mission alignment with its investors and noted plans to move from small workspace testing to broader arenas. No revenue, user, or other operating metrics were disclosed in the announcement.

Participated · Series A · Jul 2026

QuantumDiamonds develops and plans to manufacture advanced measurement and test systems for the semiconductor industry using novel quantum sensors that enable high-resolution, three-dimensional inspection of modern chips. The company is building the first production site for these quantum-sensor-based systems in the EU, with an announced investment plan of €152 million. It secured a €76 million direct grant approved by the European Commission and expects additional public support from the German federal and Bavarian state governments. QuantumDiamonds has made operational commitments tied to the public support, including prioritizing orders during shortages, offering early access to parts of the facility to startups and academic labs, and sharing excess project-related profits with Germany. The project is positioned as contributing to European semiconductor supply security and to strengthening the EU value chain under the European Chips Act.

Participated · Equity · May 2026

Caudal Energy designs an oscillating foil "Caudal Generator" inspired by marine mammal tail fin hydrodynamics to harvest predictable tidal power using a modular, surface-mounted architecture. Its fin-based platform is engineered to operate efficiently in mid-flow tidal locations (peak flows above 3 knots), expanding the range of viable sites compared with conventional turbine systems that require higher peak flows. The modular design aims to simplify installation, lower maintenance and operational complexity, and reduce levelized cost of energy to be competitive with established technologies such as offshore wind. The technology has reached Technology Readiness Level 5 and is entering full-scale testing at Strangford Lough, with a targeted first commercial deployment in 2028 to reach TRL8. Caudal was founded in 2024 (originally Porpoise Power) based on breakthrough hydrodynamic research from the University of Oxford and is advancing commercial partnerships across utility, industrial and distributed energy markets.

Participated · Equity · Apr 2026

Entelo Bio has developed a proprietary platform that integrates clinical networks, wet-lab capabilities and AI to generate high-quality human data and disease models for disorders ranging from chronic age-associated diseases to rare genetic movement conditions. The company positions its work around human physical resilience, using global clinical data inputs to drive AI discovery and then validating predictions in human-centric models. Leadership frames the strategy as operating at the intersection of AI and consumer-driven medicine to de-risk and co-develop new therapeutics with partners. Entelo Bio traces its scientific origins to multi-omics and computational biology research at the University of Oxford’s Botnar Institute for Musculoskeletal Sciences, and its team includes veterans of leading AIxBio companies. With the newly raised $4 million, the company plans to deepen infrastructure, expand partnerships, and advance its platform development to address conditions that affect an estimated 1.7 billion people worldwide.

Led · Seed · Feb 2026

Founded in 2025, Seal Robotics builds robotics and AI-driven systems that replace manual, high-risk processes in terminal logistics, starting with twistlock and pin handling used to secure containers on ships and trains. These activities are among the most dangerous and time-critical steps in container handling, and the company’s solution is designed to improve occupational safety, reliability, and process predictability for terminal operators facing labor shortages. Leveraging expertise drawn from space robotics at the German Aerospace Center (DLR), the team is engineering hardware that can be remotely operated and function reliably in harsh maritime environments. With its newly raised capital, Seal Robotics plans to expand ongoing pilot projects in Northern Europe and Southeast Asia and to launch its first commercial robotic systems within the next year. Over the coming twelve months the company will also grow its engineering and operations teams and deepen partnerships with terminal operators worldwide. The pre-seed financing of approximately €1.8 million provides the resources to meet growing demand for container-handling automation and to harden the technology for full-scale deployment.