Participated · Series A · Aug 2026

Andromeda Surgical is developing an autonomous surgery platform and is beginning clinical and commercial activity in endourology. The company is initially focusing on procedures that treat BPH, prostate cancer, bladder cancer, and kidney stones, and reports that urologists in three countries have used its platform to perform holmium laser enucleation of the prostate (HoLEP) in more than 40 patients. It has observed enucleation times as fast as 30 minutes versus a published average of about 90 minutes. The team combines surgical deeptech and healthcare expertise from organizations including Neuralink, Science Corp, Avail, and the group that launched the first autonomous truck at Starsky Robotics. Andromeda has raised $30 million to date, including a $15 million Series A, and has been cleared to launch commercially in Canada and New Zealand. The company plans to deploy its first commercial systems into hospitals in the coming months and to scale utilization while expanding into additional procedures and autonomous capabilities.

Led · Series A · Mar 2026

Antaris develops an AI-powered planning platform for satellite operators that models hardware decisions and mission plans before physical production begins. The company positions its software to reduce risk and iteration by enabling mission and hardware planning early in the design process. In the announced funding, Antaris raised $28M in a Series A to continue development of that platform. The coverage emphasizes the use of proceeds for product development rather than operational metrics or commercial milestones. The articles do not disclose the company's founding year, location, investor identities, prior funding, valuation, or user and revenue metrics.

Participated · Seed · Nov 2025

Revenium provides a full-stack “AI economics” system of record that links every model, agent, and usage event to its actual financial footprint. The platform converts real-time telemetry into auditable invoices or internal charge-backs, delivers anomaly detection and budget guardrails, and helps teams cut AI costs while proving ROI. Its architecture emphasizes fast developer onboarding so customers can begin monitoring spend in minutes, not months. With escalating adoption of multi-agent and autonomous AI workflows, Revenium positions itself as the control layer that keeps costs predictable and scalable. The company is expanding hiring across engineering, product management, and customer success to accelerate adoption and execute on a roadmap that adds spend attribution and consolidation across model providers. Funds from the latest raise will fuel continued product development and an expanded go-to-market push. Revenium’s new website and digital resources were launched in tandem with the financing to spur discovery and customer onboarding.

Participated · Equity · Nov 2025

Founded in 2022 in Dublin by Werner Schmidt and Laura Tortosa Sancho, Lative provides an AI-driven platform that links sales strategy to real-time execution for revenue organisations. Its software generates data-backed insights and turns them into actionable plans, helping teams plan, operate and grow more effectively. The product integrates with leading sales technology stacks, holding strategic partnerships with Salesforce, HubSpot and Snowflake. Notable customers already include Seismic, Intercom, Aiven, Avalara and Version 1, demonstrating early traction among mid-market and enterprise users. With its recent capital raise, the company intends to accelerate product development and scale commercial operations. Although no revenue or user figures were disclosed, the customer roster and partnerships suggest growing market adoption. Lative positions itself at the intersection of AI, sales tech and decision intelligence, targeting global go-to-market teams seeking data-driven planning tools.

Participated · Equity · Oct 2025

Armstrong is a San-Francisco-based robotics startup creating general-purpose robots for commercial kitchens, with an initial focus on fully automating dishwashing. The system combines advanced neural networks, millimeter-level 3D perception, and custom grippers to recognize dishes in messy stacks, grasp them reliably, and wash them to commercial standards. The robots integrate with standard commercial dish machines and are delivered under a single monthly subscription covering installation, operation, and maintenance. Armstrong already has multiple units deployed at one of the nation’s largest full-service restaurant chains, where they run 24/7 and collectively wash more than one million dishes each year. Founded by Axel Hansen and Jonah Varon—who previously sold a company to LinkedIn—the company positions itself as a labor-saving solution for hard-to-staff kitchen roles. To date, Armstrong has secured $12 million in funding to support continued product development and wider rollout.