• BEI

  Participated · Series B · Aug 2026

  BEI develops and manufactures anode-free lithium metal batteries designed for high energy density and power; its current-generation cells exceed 500 Wh/kg according to the company. Independent testing by About:Energy confirmed leading energy density and power characteristics, and a BEI-powered drone demonstrated over 30 minutes of flight at −26°C during a field demo in Finland. BEI reports more than 30 global UAV customers are evaluating or deploying its cells, which are already integrated into operational small unmanned systems. The company is commercially shipping its AFLMB cells today while advancing a roadmap targeting future cell generations with energy densities above 600 Wh/kg. With the Series B proceeds, BEI plans to scale manufacturing, run customer qualification programs, and expand commercially across Korea, the U.S., and Europe. Strategic partnerships and investor relationships aim to strengthen supply-chain resilience and support adoption in defense, robotics, and electric mobility markets.

• WiseJet

  Participated · Series B · Jul 2026

  Founded in 2015 by CEO Chulsoon Park, WiseJet develops 60GHz millimeter-wave chipsets intended to replace cables and connectors with near-zero delay wireless links. Its product lineup includes a near-field connector chip (WC6) and a video chip (WV6) currently implemented on an FPGA and planned for ASIC conversion. The company showcased wireless robot-joint solutions and 8K/60Hz video at CES 2025, drawing interest from more than 110 companies and follow-up talks with around 50 global robotics and home-appliance firms, and demonstrated DisplayPort video over 10 meters at CES 2026. WiseJet aims to move both chips into mass production across the remainder of this year and next, and is preparing for a technology-based special listing in 2028. Financially, the company has raised a cumulative KRW 14 billion after the most recent KRW 5 billion pre-Series B round and is using the new funds to finalize production readiness and expand R&D.

• Huject

  Participated · Series A · Nov 2023

  Hyuject, founded in 2020 as a Hanyang University lab spinout, commercializes energy-harvesting technology—particularly piezoelectric energy harvesting—into products for real-world monitoring. Its flagship product is an independent-power IoT sensor and monitoring system for underground power ducts and pipelines that measures temperature, humidity, and gas and transmits data via a gateway to a surface control room. The company reports a piezoelectric generation record of 759.5 mW/cm³. Hyuject was selected for Korea Electric Power Corporation (KEPCO) open innovation programs (phases 1 and 2) and is collaborating with KEPCO to advance its technology and products. Management has expressed intent to pursue international markets where undergrounding of power infrastructure is extensive. The company recently completed a financing round to support technology and product development.

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