Nautilus Venture Partners — 2018 Investments
5 investments dated 2018 · listed companies and verified rows first · show all
AIRY3D develops depth-sensing technology, including its DepthIQ system integrated onto CMOS image sensors, to give machines 3D perception.
Deep TechHardwareSemiconductorsMontreal, CA
Daniel ButtoninJonathan SaariinJi-Ho ChoinGuillaume Poirierin
Co-investorsIntel CapitalRobert Bosch Venture CapitalTandemLaunchWI Harper GroupR7 PartnersBosch Ventures+3 more
Volta Charging operates a network of EV chargers located at retail and commercial destinations across the United States, accessible through the JOLT mobile app.
CleantechEnergyMobility & TransportationSan Francisco, US
David Elisofon(Executive Officer)Christopher WendelMichael MenendezScott Mercer
BoardPeter Secor(Director)
Co-investors500 GlobalACTIVATE CAPITAL PARTNERSAutotech VenturesBlue StartupsBrighter CapitalCelesta Capital+9 more
Volta XR creates interactive digital experiences for live events, retail spaces, and digital campaigns that audiences control via their smartphones using audio-reactive visuals and customizable interfaces.
AdTechConsumerGamingLondon, GB
Co-investors7percent VenturesBoost Capital PartnersSupernode GlobalTechstarsACTivate CapitalACTIVATE CAPITAL PARTNERS+4 more
Volta is an AI-focused community hub and accelerator based in Halifax that supports founders and builders across Atlantic Canada through networking events, mentorship, and residency programs.
AI & Machine LearningEdTechEnterprise SoftwareFuture of WorkHalifax, CA
Co-investorsScale AIACTivate CapitalAutotech VenturesGE VenturesIdinvest PartnersNVIDIA+1 more
Volta provides AI infrastructure services designed to make computational resources as reliable and accessible as electricity for organizations.
AI & Machine LearningCloud ComputingData & InfrastructureDeep Tech
Ricard Boada(Co-founder)inSofia Gumuzio(Co-founder)in
Co-investorsAndreessen HorowitzACTivate CapitalAutotech VenturesGE VenturesIdinvest PartnersNVIDIA+1 more
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