Participated · Series D · Feb 2026

Lunar Energy builds an ecosystem of all-electric residential products, anchored by its proprietary home battery hardware and Gridshare optimization software that turns households into nodes of a virtual power plant. The company’s AI platform manages distributed energy resources, allowing utilities and homeowners to shift and store power intelligently. To date, Lunar Energy has deployed thousands of battery systems in California and remotely manages approximately 650 MW of devices worldwide. Its technology underpins several Sunrun-led power plant projects in Hawaii, Puerto Rico, and New England. Fresh capital from its latest rounds brings total new funding to $232 million, positioning the firm to accelerate U.S. hardware rollouts and expand its software footprint. Headquartered in Mountain View, California, the company is led by founder and CEO Kunal Girotra and continues to target affordable, green, and reliable home electrification.

Led · Series B · Aug 2022

Founded in 2018, AIRS Medical develops AI-native MRI software including SwiftMR, an AI-powered MRI acceleration and image enhancement solution, and SwiftSight, an MRI quantification and structured reporting platform. Together, these products span capabilities from image acquisition through clinical interpretation and are used in more than 6 million MRI exams annually. The company supports over 1,700 healthcare institutions across more than 40 countries. AIRS has positioned its platform to address capacity and workflow challenges faced by radiology providers and has seen growing adoption by healthcare organizations and academic institutions. The recent strategic investment from TA Associates is intended to accelerate product development and international expansion; financial terms were not disclosed.

Led · Equity · Dec 2016

Yello O2O operates as an online-to-offline (O2O) business services unit under South Korea’s Internet group Yello Mobile. The article identifies the company primarily by its O2O services role but does not detail specific products or services. Yello O2O recently received a capital injection of 25 billion Korean won (about $20.8 million) from Q Capital Partners. The piece notes this funding is part of a series of recent investments into subsidiaries of Yello Mobile. No operating metrics, revenue figures, user counts, or future plans were disclosed in the article.