Hardware Startups

Cell Microsystems develops laboratory instruments and platforms for cell engineering, culture, isolation, and analysis, including single-cell sorting, 3D cell culture, cell counting, tissue dissociation, and automated electrophysiology. Its tools serve life-science researchers and biopharma labs working on cell line development, drug discovery, and organoid/stem cell research.

5 investors

FMC is a semiconductor company developing non-volatile memory solutions, spun from EU research institutions with R&D and manufacturing operations across Europe, the US, Japan, and Taiwan. The company focuses on energy-efficient memory technologies for integrated system applications.

5 investors

Fnatic sells esports apparel, including its 2026 Pro Jersey, a black-and-orange team kit made from recyclable polyester and designed with Fulllife. The company operates in the gaming and esports merchandise space, offering products to fans and players.

5 investors

FocalPoint develops positioning and navigation technology that improves accuracy beyond radio-based systems for everyday applications. The company provides GNSS-enhancing software and licensing solutions serving the automotive and broader navigation industries.

5 investors

Dell designs and sells computing hardware including laptops (XPS, Alienware gaming), monitors, webcams, and PowerEdge servers, along with IT lifecycle management and support services. It serves consumers, students, and business/enterprise IT teams.

5 investors

FREDsense builds biologically-based sensing technology that uses synthetic biology, electrochemistry, and electrical engineering to monitor water quality. It serves clients addressing water and wastewater challenges in the cleantech and environmental monitoring space.

5 investors

Furientis develops low-cost interceptor munitions and precision guidance systems, including multimodal seekers and solid rocket motors engineered for high-volume manufacturing. It designs and flight-tests defensive missile hardware aimed at the defense and aerospace sector.

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Gaussion develops magnetic battery control technology that improves charging speed, heat generation, and lifetime performance across different cell formats and chemistries for electric vehicles, stationary storage, and industrial applications.

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Gauzy is a vision and light control company that develops and manufactures smart glass, camera monitoring systems, and driver-assistance technologies using nanotechnology, mechatronics, and AI image analysis. It serves the automotive, aeronautics, and architecture markets through OEMs, Tier 1 suppliers, and distribution partners across more than 30 countries.

5 investors

GEMESYS develops energy-efficient AI training hardware using analog circuit emulation and memristors to replace gradient-based learning, enabling AI training on edge devices. Its EMULAITE project, built with Ruhr University Bochum's Chair for Production Systems, aims to make AI training significantly more energy-efficient and reduce the environmental impact of data centers.

5 investors

Ghost builds dedicated consumer hardware and software for running personal AI agents on infrastructure the user owns, rather than on cloud providers. Its products are aimed at individuals who want local control over agents that manage personal data, decisions, and connected home devices.

5 investors

A launch services company that develops vehicles and satellite systems for space missions. Gilmour Space serves customers requiring access to orbit through proprietary launch vehicle and satellite capabilities.

5 investors

Gravis Robotics develops autonomous retrofits for construction machinery, enabling equipment to operate with augmented autonomy for improved safety and productivity on job sites.

5 investors

Group14 develops silicon battery materials, specifically SCC55®, for automotive and consumer electronics manufacturers. The company operates commercial manufacturing facilities in North America and Europe to scale production of advanced anode materials for lithium-ion and silicon batteries.

5 investors

Growcer provides modular growing infrastructure and ecosystem support to enable communities to produce fresh food year-round locally. The company serves schools, hospitals, Indigenous nations, and communities across North America seeking food security and resilience.

5 investors

Haddy operates a U.S. microfactory that uses AI-powered large-format robotic 3D printing and integrated milling to manufacture parts for defense (drone hulls and components), entertainment (props and set pieces), marine and construction (components and cement/concrete molds), and custom furniture and lighting. It offers full-service production from CAD files or early concepts through design optimization, printing, finishing, and delivery.

5 investors

Hailo builds AI processors, including AI accelerators and AI vision processors, that run deep learning inference on edge devices. Its products serve applications across smart cities, automotive, manufacturing, agriculture, and retail, paired with a software suite for embedding machine learning in edge products.

5 investors

HaloBraid develops a tool designed to reduce the time and physical strain involved in hair braiding for stylists and clients. The product targets professional hair braiders and beauty professionals.

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Haply builds haptic force-feedback controllers and a robotics workflow platform for robotics, simulation, medical training, research, and industrial automation. Its devices support teleoperation, 3D design input, skills training, and robot task capture and replay.

5 investors

Heartwork manufactures modular steel storage and furniture units designed for flexible workspace configuration in offices, educational institutions, and healthcare facilities. The Building Block collection features magnetic backs and customizable finishes for diverse storage and organizational needs.

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Hearvana is developing acoustic intelligence technology aimed at enhancing listening capabilities for both humans and machines. The company is building audio processing products, currently accepting waitlist signups.

5 investors

HelpWear develops affordable at-home healthcare devices for patients, with its first product being a wearable for continuous heart monitoring. The product targets cardiac illness prevention and treatment through round-the-clock monitoring and an embedded emergency contact system.

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Horizon Robotics develops full-stack software and hardware solutions for advanced driver assistance (ADAS) and autonomous driving, supplying pre-installed mass-production systems to automakers. Its product matrix spans ADAS features, domain controllers, sensors, and development toolchains across all vehicle segments and driving scenarios.

5 investors

Hyperice develops technology-driven products for warm up, recovery, and performance, aimed at athletes and general wellness consumers. The company operates in the sports performance and wellness category.

5 investors