Participated · Seed · Mar 2026

SolidWatts builds a solid-state RF platform that delivers high-power dielectric heating for industrial processes, reportedly converting over 80% of electrical input into usable heating power. The technology generates electromagnetic waves to heat materials internally, reducing energy losses to surrounding infrastructure and improving overall process efficiency while aiming to limit maintenance and support high uptime. Originating from high-power RF applications used in scientific research (including experience at CERN), the company was founded in 2022 and is based in Pully. SolidWatts targets energy-intensive sectors such as chemical and pharmaceutical production, food processing, carbon capture and advanced recycling. Financially, the company completed an €850k pre-Seed in January 2025 and has now closed a €1.9 million Seed round to scale its platform and run pilot projects. The company projects that electrifying even a small share of industrial heating could yield significant emissions reductions, estimating that replacing 1% of these processes with its technology could cut about 36 million tonnes of CO2 annually.

Led · Seed · Dec 2025

EDENCORE Technologies develops Viewer, a precision-farming platform that leverages advanced image analysis and proprietary AI models to monitor productivity, vitality and health at the individual plant level for specialty crops. The platform integrates with sprayers to optimize pesticide use and the company reports it can reduce waste by up to 40%. The company plans to use recent funding to expand Viewer, accelerate product development and support international growth while embedding a stronger Impact & ESG framework into its operations. EdenCore has raised €1.2 million in early-stage capital to date, including a €900,000 seed round led by Uni.Fund VC and the recent €300,000 extension led by Investing For Purpose. The business emphasizes measurable environmental and efficiency benefits for growers and positions those outcomes as central to its growth narrative.

Led · Equity · Oct 2025

Terra Robotics is an agri-tech startup that combines robotics, artificial intelligence, and precision lasers to eradicate weeds without chemicals. Its flagship TerraWeeder targets unwanted plants individually, aiming to cut herbicide costs, decrease manual labor, and improve environmental sustainability. The team prides itself on a farmer-first approach, leveraging its dual expertise as both growers and engineers. With fresh capital secured, the company intends to finalize product development, run on-farm pilot projects, and scale manufacturing. Expanding its engineering and operations teams is also a priority as Terra Robotics positions its technology for global deployment. Investors believe the startup, which operates out of Greece, could dramatically reshape modern agriculture. To date, the company has raised nearly €1.8 million, fueling its push toward full commercialization.

Participated · Series A · Jan 2025

Output Sports is an Irish sports-technology company and a University College Dublin spinout founded in 2002 that provides software for elite-level sports science. Its core product is a single wearable sensor system and analytics platform that enables strength and conditioning coaches, sports scientists, and rehabilitation professionals to capture and analyze athletic data. The company serves more than 800 sports organizations, including over half of all English Premier League clubs, and its sensors have been used by championship-winning teams across US major leagues and by national teams in soccer and rugby sevens. Output Sports delivers data-driven insights to support coaching and athlete performance decisions. Management says the recent investment will support growth in the US, deepen technology capabilities, and expand the team to support a growing customer base.

Led · Seed · Oct 2024

Biological Lattice Industries (BLI) develops an integrated biofabrication platform combining hardware and software to simplify biomaterials design, fabrication, and testing. Its core products are BioLoom™, a multi-tool extrusion-based 3D bioprinter with Active Environmental Control for reproducibility and GMP alignment, and Loominus Studio™, a unified software platform that automates and integrates biofabrication workflows. BLI says the platform targets both academic and commercial labs and has already deployed systems to leading academic labs through an early-adopters program. The company positions itself to accelerate commercialization of biomaterials, resorbable medical devices, and advanced 3D cell-culture systems. BLI was founded in 2021 and operates as a US startup with R&D operations in Greece. The company recently closed a $1.8 million pre-seed financing to accelerate product development and market availability.