Hardware Startups

Jump Aero develops an electric vertical take-off and landing (eVTOL) aircraft designed for first responders to reach emergency scenes quickly, with a focus on cutting rural emergency response times. The company operates in the aviation and emergency response sector.

4 investors

Kargo uses computer vision hardware ("Towers") installed at warehouse loading docks to capture freight events in real time and turn them into structured data. It provides logistics infrastructure and supply-chain visibility for warehouse and freight operations.

4 investors

KETS builds chip-based quantum security hardware, including Quantum Key Distribution (QKD) and Quantum Random Number Generators (QRNG), designed for use across defense, finance, critical infrastructure, and telecoms. Its full-system and sub-system products are aimed at protecting devices against threats from quantum computing and AI.

4 investors

Koya Medical develops wearable compression therapy devices, including its Dayspring system, for treating conditions such as lymphedema, chronic venous insufficiency, and deep vein thrombosis. Its products are aimed at healthcare professionals and patients, including veterans with chronic edema.

4 investors

Kymeta develops flat-panel satellite antennas and connectivity terminals, including its u5 and u8 product lines, that switch between LEO and GEO networks for mobile land and maritime use. It serves commercial customers as well as the U.S. Department of Defense and government agencies with communications hardware and managed connectivity services.

4 investors

Lendis rents out preconfigured IT equipment (laptops, smartphones, monitors, accessories) delivered directly to employees' home offices, handling configuration, shipping, replacement and returns. It serves companies with 10+ employees managing remote or distributed teams, and includes a management system to track devices across locations.

4 investors

LifeQ develops a health technology platform focused on longevity, biological age optimization, and performance metrics for individual health monitoring and management.

4 investors

Lightberry develops AI software that enables robots to understand and respond to voice commands, allowing non-technical users to control and program robots through conversation rather than traditional coding.

4 investors

Lightform made hardware and software for projection mapping, using structured light scanning to align projected augmented-reality visuals onto physical forms for art, experiences, and signage. Its products included compact computer-and-camera projector devices (LF1, LF2+) and the Lightform Creator design software; the company is now permanently closed.

4 investors

Control4 develops a smart home and business automation platform that centralizes control of connected devices including lighting, audio, video, climate, security, and intercom systems. The platform integrates with over 25,000 third-party products and serves homeowners and businesses globally through a network of authorized integrators.

4 investors

Lola Vision Systems develops edge AI processors purpose-built for defense applications, designed to deliver AI capabilities for military platforms in contested environments with emphasis on security and reliability. The company serves warfighters and defense platforms requiring tactical edge AI for mission-critical decision-making.

4 investors

Lux Aeterna is developing a fully reusable satellite designed to return from orbit, enabling faster mission timelines, flight-proven hardware, and recovery of payloads. It targets space operators seeking reliable, repeatable access to orbit and back as an alternative to disposable satellites.

4 investors

Lyte operates a network of kiosks where users rent and return portable smartphone chargers via credit card or through the Lyte app, with options like day-passes and subscriptions. Kiosks are placed in venues such as stadiums, malls, restaurants, and schools across the city.

4 investors

Magnolia Medical develops diagnostic devices to reduce blood culture contamination and false-positive sepsis test results for hospitals and healthcare systems. Its FDA 510(k)-cleared Steripath initial specimen diversion technology is used by clinical care teams to improve diagnostic accuracy for sepsis testing, primarily in the U.S.

4 investors

Majestic Labs builds AI server hardware that rearchitects memory as a shared, uniform pool, giving each processor direct access to far greater memory capacity to address the memory-bound bottleneck in AI compute. The systems target organizations running frontier models, agentic AI, reasoning, and video generation workloads with lower total cost of ownership and power consumption.

4 investors

Monumental designs, builds, and operates a fleet of autonomous robots that lay bricks on live construction sites, controlled by its own integrated software stack. The company operates in the Netherlands, the United Kingdom, and the United States.

4 investors

Manastu Space develops green propulsion systems and debris collision avoidance technology for satellites and launch vehicles, offering thrusters for functions such as collision avoidance maneuvers, station keeping, and controlled de-orbiting. The company serves the commercial and strategic space sector and was an early mover in the Indian space ecosystem.

4 investors

Mason manufactures purpose-built IoT devices and provides a device management console for enterprise fleets across healthcare, logistics, and retail. The platform combines custom hardware with software for device lifecycle management and remote control.

4 investors

Matternet designs, builds, and operates autonomous drone delivery networks for fast, low-cost, zero-emission package transport, with applications in healthcare and commerce. Its drone delivery system holds FAA Type Certification and has flown tens of thousands of flights over cities in the US and Europe.

4 investors

Maven Pet makes a clinically validated pet health tracker: a sensor that attaches to a standard collar and monitors dogs' and cats' activity, rest, resting respiratory rate, heart rate, water intake, and itch behaviors 24/7. Sold as a subscription to pet owners, it establishes a baseline for each pet, flags meaningful changes early, and generates vet-ready insights via a companion app.

4 investors

Maybell Quantum designs and manufactures dilution refrigerators for quantum computing and research, offering systems that reach base temperatures below 10mK with front-opening access and self-regenerating helium traps. The company builds its hardware in Denver, Colorado, for scientists and quantum labs.

4 investors

Mesodyne develops patented electricity generation technology, including LightCell, for military and commercial users requiring portable and durable power solutions.

4 investors

Meural produces digital art frames (Meural Canvas and Meural WiFi Photo Frame) that display artwork, NFTs, and personal photos using its patented TrueArt display technology. It offers a membership giving access to a curated library of 30,000+ art pieces, and is sold through NETGEAR for consumers decorating their homes.

4 investors

MicroTech Medical produces the Equil patch insulin pump, a tubeless wearable pump for people managing diabetes, and references the Aidex continuous glucose monitoring system (CGMS) for real-time glucose tracking. Its products are aimed at diabetes patients seeking to manage insulin delivery and blood sugar during daily life and exercise.

4 investors