Payton Planar Magnetics
14 Hachoma Street, Rishon Le-Zion, HaMerkaz, 75140, Israel
Overview
Payton Planar Magnetics is an international group of companies handling and promoting magnetic components, with sales offices and plants in Israel, Europe, United States and the Far East. As a global leader of both conventional and planar transformers, with more than 25 years of research and development experience, Payton offers a wide range of custom designed products that meet all the requirements and standards for a variety of specific product applications. Our unique patented technology used in designing planar magnetics (Planetics®) will reduce the size and weight of present transformer by up to 80%, while increasing the product efficiency and its power density. Payton developed a proven winning technology that is evident in the superior quality of its conventional and planar transformers. This technological breakthrough is continuously enhanced by our devotion to further research and development that will enable Payton to meet and exceed customer's expectations.
- Total investments
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- Lead investments
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- Investments · 12mo
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Sector focus
- Electronics
- Manufacturing
Investment portfolio
- CaPow
Participated · Series A · Mar 2025
CaPow develops Power-In-Motion technology that transfers energy to robotic fleets while in motion, eliminating downtime and ensuring continuous throughput. Its Genesis system integrates into existing warehouse infrastructure, enabling operators, automation experts, and OEMs to increase efficiency and reduce overall expenses. The company focuses on efficient power delivery for robotic fleets across logistics and warehouse automation. CaPow was founded in 2019 by Prof. Mor Peretz, Dr. Eli Abramov, and Dr. Alon Cervera. The company plans to use new funding to broaden expansion into new markets, grow global operations, scale R&D, and ramp up production. CaPow develops a battery-free, wireless energy delivery ecosystem that provides continuous power to automated robotic environments, eliminating robot downtime caused by charging. Its proprietary system is designed to transfer power with wide and dynamic capabilities, accommodate multiple users, tolerate metal and debris in the transfer field, and support large distances and wide spatial coverage. Led by CEO Prof. Mor Peretz, the company targets continuous operation of mobile robots to replace reliance on legacy batteries. CaPow intends to use the $7.5M seed to scale up commercialization of its solution. The company is based in Be’er Sheva, Israel. Governance was strengthened with Mr. Amir Fishelov joining the board as chairman, bringing two decades of experience from SolarEdge.
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