• Snapmaker

  Participated · Series C · Jul 2026

  Snapmaker develops consumer-grade desktop 3D printers, most notably the U1 which uses an architecture of four independent tool heads and the SnapSwap™ rapid tool-changing system to enable multi-color and multi-material printing. The U1 architecture reportedly delivers about a 5x improvement in printing efficiency and reduces filament waste by around 80% compared with traditional single-nozzle solutions. The U1 raised $20.61 million on Kickstarter from over 20,000 backers and the company has since shipped over 100,000 units. Snapmaker says the U1 drove a 10x year-over-year revenue increase. The company plans to expand beyond hardware into a creator-centered ecosystem including consumables, a content community, a dedicated 3D model platform for one-click printing, and AI tools to simplify 3D design and production.

• kaye technology

  Participated · Series B · Jun 2026

  CAYE develops commercial fully automatic coffee machines built around its self‑developed Bionic Barista system and multiple proprietary subsystems (including the APW high‑precision powder weight system, VVD vertical vibration powder spreading, CLS closed‑loop extraction calibration, and SuperMix milk frothing). The company emphasizes food‑grade metal core brewing modules and claims more than 90% of its machine components are metal to address food safety concerns with plastic parts. CAYE has applied for over 300 patents, with invention patents comprising more than 40% and a technology conversion rate exceeding 70%. Its X series machines have been sold in over 80 countries and its domestic annual X series sales this year reportedly exceeded the total sales of comparable imported brands over the past decade. CAYE operates a production base in Suzhou with planned annual capacity above 40,000 units and is building a new 38,000‑square‑meter intelligent production base planned for completion by 2028 to reach a 100,000‑unit annual capacity target. The company markets a product matrix covering high, mid, and low‑end commercial scenarios and aims to expand overseas and strengthen global after‑sales service.

• Harmay

  Participated · Series C · Feb 2022

  HARMAY operates a hybrid online-offline beauty retail platform renowned for its uniquely designed, street-facing concept stores and data-driven merchandising strategy. Since opening its first physical location in 2017, the company has expanded to nine stores across China and maintains an award-winning in-house architectural design team. Its assortment now exceeds 9,000 SKUs sourced from over 400 international beauty and lifestyle brands, with more than 100 new labels added in 2021 alone. HARMAY leverages big data and a team of buyers to continuously identify emerging niche products and refresh its offering. The company plans to extend its brick-and-mortar footprint to Wuhan, Guangzhou, and Shenzhen while launching a dedicated mobile app to complement its existing WeChat mini-program. Beyond retailing third-party brands, the firm is expanding its own portfolio, having recently acquired Kevyn Aucoin Beauty and deepened collaborations with L’Oréal Group brands. Today the business employs over 400 people and positions itself as an innovator in omnichannel beauty and lifestyle shopping experiences.

• ClassIn

  Led · Series C · Dec 2020

  ClassIn is a Beijing-based EdTech company providing a SaaS online interactive classroom platform led by founder and CEO Junbo Song. Its primary product launched in 2017 and has been upgraded to ClassIn X to digitize offline classrooms and create a connected online-merge-offline learning experience. The platform offers group video chat, real-time co-editing, smart scheduling, lecture delivery, and interactive classroom settings that support class sizes from 1 to 2,000. It has served over 60,000 K–12, university, and private-sector clients and is used by 20 million monthly active users across 150 countries. ClassIn intends to use the funds to expand product R&D, develop advanced education technologies, explore more overseas markets, and consolidate its position in China.

No current team members are available.