Horizons Ventures — 2017 Investments
7 investments dated 2017 · listed companies and verified rows first · show all
Advanced haptic technologies for content creators and device brands; acquired by Meta in 2022.
Co-investorsGET FundQ Venture Partners
MarcoPolo Learning builds early childhood education apps and classroom solutions, including its MarcoPolo World School learning app and MarcoPolo For Educators/For Families products, using media and technology grounded in child development research.
EdTechNew York, US
Justin Hsu(Executive Officer, Director)inNermeen Dashoush(Chief Learning Officer)in
BoardMichel Pratte(Director)Nazar Yasin(Executive Officer, Director)
Co-investorsIndogen CapitalRed Sails Investment
NanoPort develops hardware technology solutions for mobile and electronic devices, including magnetic wireless connectors that share power and data, impact-based haptics, multi-device connectivity and orchestration, and grip-based input methods.
Deep TechHardwareIoT
Andrew Muray(Founder)Tim Szeto(Founder)
Co-investorsSignalFireBrightspark VenturesKensington Capital Partners Limited
Otter.ai is an AI-powered meeting assistant that records, transcribes, and summarizes conversations in real time across multiple languages, automatically capturing decisions and action items.
AI & Machine LearningFuture of WorkSaaSMountain View, US
Sam Liang(Founder)inEli M(Founder)inYun Fu(Founder)
Co-investors500 GlobalAidenlair CapitalDFJ DragonFundDraper DragonDuke Capital PartnersFoothill Ventures+13 more
Slice offers a digital insurance platform that brings quoting, policy management, and servicing together for insurance agents and distributors working with small to midsize businesses.
AI & Machine LearningInsurTechSaaSOttawa
Ernest Hursh(Executive Officer, Promoter)inStuart Baserman(Executive Officer, Director, Promoter)inTimothy Attia(Executive Officer, Director, Promoter)
BoardTzu Ping Kang(Director)G. Thomas Hutton(Director)
Co-investorsPlug and Play VenturesThompson Hutton, LLCMunich Re VenturesSKY VCVeronorte
Other
Tracked investments with no reachable website or further public details — typically companies that wound down, renamed, or were absorbed.
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