Participated · Series A · Jun 2026

Founded in 2016, H3 Zoom develops AI-powered inspection and asset-intelligence software, including Façade Inspector and Interior Inspector products, to help asset owners, facility managers, contractors and infrastructure operators move from manual inspections to data-driven, standards-aligned workflows. Its platform combines proprietary AI models, computer vision, drones and robotics-enabled data capture with inspection workflow automation, and has been deployed across high-rise buildings, commercial properties, institutional assets, transport-related infrastructure and public-sector environments in Singapore, Japan, Hong Kong SAR and Southeast Asia. The company plans to fast-track its AI roadmap—including an AI Engineering Co-Pilot, multimodal inspection workflows (360° imagery and voice notes), enterprise-grade APIs and robotics-assisted inspection capabilities—and to deepen enterprise integrations. H3 Zoom intends to scale its software and Service-as-Software offerings across Japan, Hong Kong SAR, Singapore and Southeast Asia, supported by the recent Series A funding that will accelerate product development, engineering capacity and go-to-market execution.

Participated · Series A · Jun 2026

Clear Robotics develops integrated, all-electric unmanned surface vessels (USVs) and commercial retrofit solutions for autonomous maritime operations. The company operates a fleet of 26 AI-optimized USVs that perform tasks such as pollution recovery and marine surveillance, and it is developing advanced AI-driven surveying capabilities. Clear Robotics plans to scale its fleet across Southeast Asia, India and the Middle East and to build larger unmanned vessels while advancing automated port surveying R&D. It also focuses on scaling proprietary retrofit technology to prepare vessels for open-ocean operations. The company was founded in 2020 and has expanded into markets including Singapore, Malaysia and the Philippines, and has received industry recognition through awards like the Pier71 Smart Port Challenge and the Captain’s Table.

Participated · Seed · Oct 2024

Fortius Metals develops patented wire-based additive manufacturing alloys and robotic welding processes for large-format 3D printing, with in-house wire manufacturing and wire-arc and wire-laser (wire DED) printing cells. Its proprietary alloys (e.g., 6061-RAM2 and 7075-RAM2) claim up to twice the strength of current commercial welding/printing solutions and improved corrosion resistance and thermal conductivity. Customers and partners include the Army, Navy, Air Force, NASA, several defense primes, and commercial space companies. The company says its predictive toolpaths and process expertise deliver dimensional accuracy for complex, high-performance parts. Fortius plans to launch additional wire alloys in 2025, including IN625-RAM, 316L-RAM, and 5183-RAM, and aims to reshore metal manufacturing supply chains and create skilled U.S. manufacturing jobs. The company was formed in 2021 and is headquartered near Boulder, Colorado. Fortius Metals develops large-format additive manufacturing systems and patented nanostructured metal alloy wires that enable welding and 3D wire fabrication using high-performance alloys. Its proprietary 6061 aluminum welding wire is designed to solve traditional 'hot cracking' problems, and Fortius says its welds are often twice the strength of incumbent commercial options. The company was formed as a spinout from Elementum 3D; Elementum is headquartered in Erie, CO, and Fortius identifies as a Colorado company. Fortius aims to reshore the metal manufacturing supply chain and support highly skilled jobs in American factories while serving aerospace, automotive, and defense customers. The company intends to use new funding to scale manufacturing capacity, grow the business, and accelerate its go-to-market strategy. AM Ventures is positioned as a strategic partner given its focus on industrial additive manufacturing. Fortius Metals develops reactive additive manufacturing for metal 3D printing, aiming to produce parts for aerospace, automotive and defense markets. Its process introduces new components into metallurgy to improve grain structure and yield stronger, lighter parts. The company is focusing initial work on aluminum, a lightweight metal growing in manufacturing use. Fortius is a spinout of Erie 3D printing company Elementum 3D and was incorporated June 21. The company has two employees and is hiring engineers while seeking commercial facilities to lease. About half of the newly raised capital will be used to purchase capital equipment, and the company plans to move immediately into a seed round.

Participated · Series A · Aug 2024

Beep.tech began as an IoT service provider focused on enabling cashless transactions for vending machines. In 2021 the company launched its Voltality platform, and its VoltNet service is operated on top of that platform. VoltNet is designed to enable interoperability across different electric vehicle charging networks. According to the company, operators do not need additional integration with the Voltality platform and do not need to develop proprietary charging apps. Beep recently completed a $3.3M Pre-A financing that was oversubscribed. The round included participation from both new and existing investors.

Participated · Series A · Jul 2024

Beep, founded in 2018 and based in Singapore, operates Voltality, an integrated ecosystem combining electric vehicle charging stations and payment services. The company is an internet-of-things (IoT) provider focused on EV charging and related payment solutions. Beep will use the new funding to accelerate geographic expansion and commercial deployments in Southeast Asia. It has active contracts in Thailand with Sharge, Evolt, WHA Group, and EVme, and partnerships in Malaysia with Kineta and ChargEV to enhance EV charging and roaming innovation. Beep plans further regional expansion into markets such as Indonesia and Vietnam by 2025. The article does not disclose revenue or user metrics.