Kaleida Capital
Venture capitalActively deployingNewark Β· 5 people tracked
Investment thesis
Kaleida Capital identifies and backs visionary founders at the intersection of brain science and artificial intelligence. The firm believes the brain represents the next major computing platform, investing in neural engineering, brain-computer interfaces, and deep AI applications across four thematic pillars: precision medicine for personalized healthcare, human performance enhancement, digital interfaces for communication and productivity, and AI development for next-generation computation.
Source: firm website, verified Jul 21, 2026.
Team Β· 5 people
from the firm's websiteFounder and Managing Director directing neurotech investments with focus on brain-computer interfaces, neural data, and AI-driven brain technologies.
Leads Kaleida Capital and brings together deeptech operators, scientists, and policy architects to identify and support neurotechnology founders.
Venture Partner with over 25 years of experience in clinical software, brain-computer interfaces, and neurotech systems, having led scaling efforts at Synchron and Medtronic.
Venture Partner and former artificial intelligence director at Meta, focused on applied AI, wearable technologies, and neurotech systems advancement.
Venture Fellow engaged in high-impact neurotech and biopharma transactions, managing partnerships valued at $100M and up to approximately $1B with established organizations.
What they invest in
from 6 of 18 portfolio companiesAI & Machine Learning Γ4Deep Tech Γ4Biotech Γ3Medical Devices Γ3Cloud Computing Γ2Enterprise Software Γ2Digital Health Γ1SaaS Γ1
HQs:United StatesΓ3
Investments Β· 18 tracked
founders shown can be your intro pathScience Corporation develops brain-computer interface and neural engineering technology to restore vision, cognition, and mobility to patients with debilitating conditions. The company also provides components and vertically integrated infrastructure through Science Foundry to support innovation across the neural technology industry.
AI & Machine LearningBiotechDeep TechDigital HealthMedical DevicesAlameda, US
Max Hodak(Chief Executive Officer)
OpenAI is an AI research and deployment company focused on developing artificial general intelligence (AGI) with emphasis on safety and beneficial outcomes for humanity.
AI & Machine LearningCloud ComputingEnterprise SoftwareSan Francisco, US
Sam AltmanElon MuskGreg BrockmanIlya Sutskever
Resonant Link Medical develops wireless power transfer technology for implantable medical devices, enabling faster charging, extended range, and smaller device form factors. The platform serves medical device manufacturers developing next-generation rechargeable and battery-free implants.
BiotechDeep TechMedical Devices
Airtable is a low-code platform that enables teams to build custom applications on shared data to automate workflows across enterprises. Organizations use it for product management, marketing campaigns, recruiting, and other operational processes.
AI & Machine LearningCloud ComputingEnterprise SoftwareSaaS
Howie Liu(Co-founder and CEO)Andrew Ofstad(Co-founder)Emmett Nicholas(Co-founder)
Synchron develops brain-computer interface technology delivered via catheter to restore or improve motor and cognitive function in people with impairment or decline. The company serves patients with motor impairment and cognitive decline using a minimally invasive approach inspired by cardiac interventional procedures.
BiotechDeep TechMedical Devices
Anthropic is an AI safety research company that builds reliable, interpretable, and steerable AI systems. The company conducts frontier AI research, applies safety techniques, and deploys systems through products and partnerships.
AI & Machine LearningDeep TechSan Francisco, US
Dario AmodeiDaniela Amodei
Frequently asked questions
- What sectors does Kaleida Capital focus on?
- Kaleida Capital focuses on AI & Machine Learning, Biotech, Deep Tech, Digital Health, Healthtech, Medical Devices.
- Where is Kaleida Capital located?
- Kaleida Capital is headquartered in Newark, US.
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