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Taiwania Capital2022 Investments

5 investments dated 2022 · listed companies and verified rows first · show all

AESOPaesoptek.cominAug 2022 · $3M

AESOP develops clinical decision intelligence, a class of medical AI systems that reconstruct and analyze clinical decision-making across diagnosis, treatment, medication management, and medical coding to support physicians and improve patient safety.

AI & Machine LearningDigital HealthHealthtechMarketplacesSaaSTaipei, US

Jeremiah Scholl(Co-founder)inJim LonginYu-Chuan Li(Founder)An-Jim Long(Co-founder)

Co-investors500 GlobalColopl NextGeneral CatalystKleiner Perkins

Cannercanner.aiinMar 2022 · $3.5M

Canner builds a data management platform with a universal semantic layer and centralized data catalog, offering connectors for data ingestion, integration, and visualization across multiple data sources.

Data & InfrastructureEnterprise SoftwareSaaS

Co-investorsSparkLabs Taipei

Verana NetworksinApr 2022 · $28M

Massachusetts-based developer of millimeter-wave 5G radio access network equipment and software for operators and enterprises.

Waltham, US

Vedat Eyuboglu(Executive Officer, Director)inAmit Jain(Executive Officer, Director)

BoardSanto Politi(Director)in

Co-investorsBold Capital PartnersDC Investment PartnersLockheed Martin VenturesSpark CapitalTDK Ventures

Windgap Medicalwindgapmedical.cominJan 2022 · $39M

Windgap Medical designs autoinjector devices for delivering complex drugs and combination products, including systems for reconstituting lyophilized or powdered compounds, sequential delivery of two liquid therapies, high-viscosity medications, and large-volume injections.

BiotechHardwareMedical DevicesWatertown, US

Brent Buchine(Director)inMax Meehan(Executive Officer)inAaron Mann(Executive Officer, Director)inJason Durkin(Executive Officer)inJohn Cadigan(Executive Officer)inAnthony Watson(Executive Officer)in

Co-investorsBantam GroupBoston Harbor AngelsColle Capital PartnersLaunchpad Venture GroupCobro Ventures

Other

Tracked investments with no reachable website or further public details — typically companies that wound down, renamed, or were absorbed.

Regenacy Pharmaceuticals

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