Hardware Startups

V-Count provides people-counting and visitor analytics solutions using Nano sensors and the BoostBI platform, measuring foot traffic, demographics, and in-store movement without storing personal data or images. Its analytics serve physical retail and other spaces to track visitor behavior from storefront to zone-level engagement.

3 investors

Vapotherm manufactures high-velocity therapy devices for respiratory distress treatment across patient populations. The company serves healthcare providers and has treated over 4.1 million patients globally.

3 investors

VectorWave builds technology for dynamic spectrum coexistence, using inference on raw radio signals to provide real-time awareness and prioritization across frequencies. Its approach lets systems share spectrum dynamically rather than rely on fixed, static allocations.

3 investors

Venus develops non-invasive, energy-based medical aesthetic devices for body, face, skin, and hair treatments, integrating robotics, AI, and IoT technologies. It serves medical spas, dermatologists, plastic surgeons, and hair transplant physicians across more than 60 countries.

3 investors

Verge Aero develops and operates fully integrated drone show systems for professional production teams and entertainment events. The company provides turnkey drone services, software, and support to enable large-scale aerial performances globally.

3 investors

VFlowTech develops PowerCube vanadium flow battery energy storage systems for commercial, industrial, grid and distributed generation applications in the renewable energy market. The company serves enterprise and utility customers across Asia, Europe, and the US.

3 investors

VFR manufactures drones and drone components through contract manufacturing and development support services, leveraging manufacturing expertise inherited from PC, automotive, and aerospace industries. The company provides end-to-end solutions including design, component manufacturing, quality assurance, and customer support for drone makers and operators.

3 investors

Volektra develops high-performance electric motors that avoid rare earth magnets, based on a first-principles motor design, and previously commercialized Permanent Magnet Synchronous Motors (PMSM). It targets automotive OEMs and other mobility markets.

3 investors

Virtuix develops VR hardware and software that enables physical movement within AI-generated virtual environments. The company targets military and enterprise users with omni-directional treadmills integrated with terrain data for applications like mission planning and immersive simulations.

3 investors

Vivint offers smart home security systems for residential customers, including security hubs, sensors, cameras, and smart locks with professional installation. The company provides 24/7 professional monitoring, home automation controls, and financing options across the United States.

3 investors

Develops optical interconnect technology using light-based communication for computing systems. The company addresses the challenge of integrating photonic communication into practical computer architectures.

3 investors

VoltaGrid is an energy company serving the oil, gas, mining, and data center sectors with microgrid and power solutions.

3 investors

Voltair Labs develops autonomous aircraft equipped with visual, thermal, and LiDAR sensors for inspecting and monitoring utility infrastructure, including power lines and substations. The platform enables utilities to conduct asset inspections, damage assessments, and fault localization at scale.

3 investors

Voltrac builds Thor, a cabinless, autonomous electric tractor with swappable batteries and four-wheel power for agricultural work across crop types. The machine is offered to farmers with a refundable reservation and demonstration model.

3 investors

VoltServer develops fault-managed power distribution systems (Digital Electricity) for delivering electrical power to buildings and infrastructure projects. It serves customers and partners in the energy and electrical power distribution industry.

3 investors

Voodoo Manufacturing operates a robotic 3D printing factory with over 250 3D printers to produce parts at scale for engineers, entrepreneurs, and companies. Based in Brooklyn, it serves customers across manufacturing and product development.

3 investors

Vouch is a travel-tech company that provides digital tools for hotels, including contactless check-in, guest request handling, in-room dining, facility booking, and back-of-house task management. Its offerings serve hoteliers and hospitality operations teams looking to improve operational efficiency and guest experience.

3 investors

Vulcan Augmetics develops upper-limb prosthetic solutions and smart sensor systems for rehabilitation and patient care. The company serves clinics and patients globally, with particular focus on emerging markets and regions with limited access to advanced medical technology.

3 investors

Wallbox makes charging stations and related hardware for electric vehicles. The company operates in the EV charging and clean energy hardware category.

3 investors

Waqua manufactures portable water treatment and purification systems for construction sites, disaster relief, and remote locations. Its products include compact seawater desalination units, recirculating handwashing stations, and manual water purification systems designed for environments without reliable water or power infrastructure.

3 investors

Wenzel Spine is a medical technology company that develops and manufactures products for minimally invasive spine surgery, including stand-alone spine fusion devices. It serves surgeons and their patients across the healthcare system, operating in the spine/orthopaedics medical device industry.

3 investors

Whistle Robotics develops task-specific robots for small and medium-sized manufacturers, starting with CNC machine tending automation. The company aims to increase productivity and machine utilization while addressing labor shortages in factories.

3 investors

WhiteFox Defense develops AI-driven solutions for defense innovation and aerospace applications. The company serves the defense and aerospace sectors with technology focused on operational efficiency and strategic growth.

3 investors

WiBotic makes wireless charging hardware and fleet energy management software for robots, drones, and autonomous vehicles, using adaptive antenna tuning to charge across different battery chemistries, voltages, and charging rates. Its systems serve robotics fleet operators across mobile, aerial, space, and underwater applications, with an API for integrating charging data into other software.

3 investors