Avo is an eCommerce platform that powers branded and online convenience stores for employees within corporations. It centralizes demand by offering internal online stores, enabling companies to provide same-day delivery of consumer goods, groceries, electronics, and personal care items without minimum order sizes or delivery fees.
Atoms is a design company founded in 2018 and headquartered in New York, specializing in fashion and footwear. The company focuses on manufacturing, designing, and retailing sleek, custom-fit sneakers for both men and women. Atoms combines indigenous craftsmanship with modern design to create daily-wear shoes tailored to individual preferences. By catering to the specific needs and desired aesthetics of customers, Atoms enables individuals to find and purchase shoes crafted to their specifications.
Drop Inc., established in San Francisco in 2012, operates an online platform that connects enthusiasts worldwide based on shared interests. The company curates products across categories such as audio, tech, apparel, outdoors, and cooking, using community insights to create innovative offerings. Users can browse collections, receive recommendations, learn, share, shop, and even participate in product development. Drop has amassed a membership of 7 million users since its inception.
SPAX is a company based in Hangzhou, China, focused on developing an operating system for sports and gym equipment. It specializes in creating smart fitness systems that enhance the intelligence and functionality of fitness devices. Its flagship product, SPAX, features a screen-based operating system that delivers interactive content and integrates sensing technology, enabling users to monitor their movements and analyze multi-dimensional motion data, including speed, heart rate, and calories burned. SPAX aims to meet the exercise needs of individuals by providing innovative in-home interactive fitness equipment designed with input from professional fitness trainers, thereby offering convenient and accessible workout solutions for users.
Peloton is a fitness technology company that combines hardware, software, and content to deliver an interactive platform for live and on-demand group classes led by instructors. Its connected fitness products, including bikes and related accessories, integrate with a subscription service that provides ongoing access to class content, performance metrics, and real-time leaderboards, creating a socially connected and motivating workout experience. Revenue is principally driven by subscriptions, with additional income from hardware sales, delivery and installation services, extended warranties, apparel, and Precor-branded products. The company operates two reportable segments: Connected Fitness Products and Subscription, reflecting its balance of devices and ongoing access. Peloton sells online and through its expanding showroom network. It was founded in 2012 and is headquartered in New York.
SPAX is a company based in Hangzhou, China, focused on developing an operating system for sports and gym equipment. It specializes in creating smart fitness systems that enhance the intelligence and functionality of fitness devices. Its flagship product, SPAX, features a screen-based operating system that delivers interactive content and integrates sensing technology, enabling users to monitor their movements and analyze multi-dimensional motion data, including speed, heart rate, and calories burned. SPAX aims to meet the exercise needs of individuals by providing innovative in-home interactive fitness equipment designed with input from professional fitness trainers, thereby offering convenient and accessible workout solutions for users.
Peloton is a fitness technology company that combines hardware, software, and content to deliver an interactive platform for live and on-demand group classes led by instructors. Its connected fitness products, including bikes and related accessories, integrate with a subscription service that provides ongoing access to class content, performance metrics, and real-time leaderboards, creating a socially connected and motivating workout experience. Revenue is principally driven by subscriptions, with additional income from hardware sales, delivery and installation services, extended warranties, apparel, and Precor-branded products. The company operates two reportable segments: Connected Fitness Products and Subscription, reflecting its balance of devices and ongoing access. Peloton sells online and through its expanding showroom network. It was founded in 2012 and is headquartered in New York.
Hollar is an online dollar store founded in 2015 and based in California, United States. The company operates an e-commerce platform that provides a diverse selection of consumer products, including toys, apparel, electronics, beauty items, household essentials, party supplies, and stationery. Hollar specializes in offering unique curated gift and party collections, allowing customers to purchase a variety of affordable products conveniently online. The company's focus on delivering inexpensive options makes it an appealing choice for budget-conscious shoppers seeking a range of everyday items.
Stance, Inc. is a designer and manufacturer of socks and underwear for men, women, and children. Founded in 2009 and based in San Clemente, California, the company offers a diverse range of products, including casual, performance, snow, and artist socks for men; boot, crew, anklet, and snow socks for women; and everyday, artist, and snow socks for kids. In addition to socks, Stance produces various types of underwear that cater to athletes, performers, and cultural influencers, enabling them to express their individuality. The company's products are available for purchase online and through retail partnerships in key locations such as San Clemente, Salt Lake City, and New York City.
Ring is a home security company based in Santa Monica, California, established in 2012. It specializes in outdoor security solutions, offering a range of smart home products designed to enhance safety and reduce crime in neighborhoods. The company's product lineup includes the Ring Video Doorbell, Ring Video Doorbell Pro, Ring Stick Up Cam, and Ring Floodlight Cam, all of which feature advanced capabilities such as wide-angle lenses, built-in microphones, and speakers that allow users to see, hear, and communicate with visitors. By integrating these devices, Ring aims to empower homeowners and foster community vigilance, effectively creating a modern neighborhood watch system that helps prevent burglaries and enhance residential security worldwide.
Athos develops smart fitness apparel that monitors biosignals during workouts. It translates this data into actionable insights for athletes and coaches, enhancing training efficiency and performance.
Crossbar Inc. is a technology company based in Santa Clara, California, founded in 2008, specializing in the development and licensing of resistive RAM (ReRAM) technology. This innovative memory solution enables the storage of up to one terabyte of data on a chip the size of a postage stamp, offering significant advantages in terms of power efficiency and performance. Crossbar's ReRAM products cater to a variety of applications, including consumer electronics, mobile devices, enterprise storage, cloud computing, and industrial sensors. By providing a new approach to data storage and processing, Crossbar's technology allows designers to rethink traditional memory paradigms, facilitating the integration of compute and storage subsystems in both edge and cloud environments. The company's advancements are positioned to transform the landscape of non-volatile memory and enable new capabilities in electronics innovation.
Motiv Inc. is a personal technology company established in 2013 and headquartered in San Francisco, California. The company specializes in the development and manufacturing of fitness tracking rings and wearable products designed to integrate seamlessly into users' daily lives. Motiv's offerings include an application that complements its ring products by providing data tracking, notifications, and additional features. The wearable devices measure key health metrics such as heart rate, steps, and sleep activity, enhancing users' understanding of their fitness levels. Motiv sells its products online, aiming to deliver both aesthetic appeal and user-friendly experiences. As of April 2020, Motiv operates as a subsidiary of Proxy Technologies, Inc.
Enjoy Technology
Series B in 2015
Enjoy Technology, Inc. is a retail company that specializes in the sale of entertainment products, including smartphones, speakers, home theaters, tablets, computers, cameras, drones, and gaming devices. Founded in 2014 and headquartered in Menlo Park, California, with additional operations in New York City, Enjoy Technology utilizes a technology-driven platform to transform the shopping experience by delivering products directly to customers' homes. The company operates on-demand mobile stores, allowing customers to receive personalized service and products tailored to their needs. Despite its innovative approach to retail, Enjoy Technology has faced significant challenges and filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy.
Stance, Inc. is a designer and manufacturer of socks and underwear for men, women, and children. Founded in 2009 and based in San Clemente, California, the company offers a diverse range of products, including casual, performance, snow, and artist socks for men; boot, crew, anklet, and snow socks for women; and everyday, artist, and snow socks for kids. In addition to socks, Stance produces various types of underwear that cater to athletes, performers, and cultural influencers, enabling them to express their individuality. The company's products are available for purchase online and through retail partnerships in key locations such as San Clemente, Salt Lake City, and New York City.
Enjoy Technology
Series A in 2014
Enjoy Technology, Inc. is a retail company that specializes in the sale of entertainment products, including smartphones, speakers, home theaters, tablets, computers, cameras, drones, and gaming devices. Founded in 2014 and headquartered in Menlo Park, California, with additional operations in New York City, Enjoy Technology utilizes a technology-driven platform to transform the shopping experience by delivering products directly to customers' homes. The company operates on-demand mobile stores, allowing customers to receive personalized service and products tailored to their needs. Despite its innovative approach to retail, Enjoy Technology has faced significant challenges and filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy.
Drop Inc., established in San Francisco in 2012, operates an online platform that connects enthusiasts worldwide based on shared interests. The company curates products across categories such as audio, tech, apparel, outdoors, and cooking, using community insights to create innovative offerings. Users can browse collections, receive recommendations, learn, share, shop, and even participate in product development. Drop has amassed a membership of 7 million users since its inception.
Athos develops smart fitness apparel that monitors biosignals during workouts. It translates this data into actionable insights for athletes and coaches, enhancing training efficiency and performance.
HiWiFi is a provider of innovative wireless connectivity equipment, specializing in smart routers that operate on a proprietary smart operating system. This unique platform allows users to install a variety of Internet-connected applications directly on the router, distinguishing HiWiFi from traditional routers that typically require third-party plugins for enhanced functionality. In addition to smart routers, the company offers storage-equipped Wi-Fi solutions, supported by cloud services and application software, which facilitate faster downloads from popular app stores such as iTunes Store, Google Play, and Xiaomi app store. Through its advanced technology, HiWiFi aims to enhance user experience by providing seamless connectivity and access to a diverse range of applications.
Crossbar Inc. is a technology company based in Santa Clara, California, founded in 2008, specializing in the development and licensing of resistive RAM (ReRAM) technology. This innovative memory solution enables the storage of up to one terabyte of data on a chip the size of a postage stamp, offering significant advantages in terms of power efficiency and performance. Crossbar's ReRAM products cater to a variety of applications, including consumer electronics, mobile devices, enterprise storage, cloud computing, and industrial sensors. By providing a new approach to data storage and processing, Crossbar's technology allows designers to rethink traditional memory paradigms, facilitating the integration of compute and storage subsystems in both edge and cloud environments. The company's advancements are positioned to transform the landscape of non-volatile memory and enable new capabilities in electronics innovation.
Nanoleaf Limited is a technology company based in Canada that specializes in innovative smart home lighting solutions. Founded in 2012 by three engineers, the company aims to revolutionize the lighting industry through products that combine thoughtful design with advanced technology. Nanoleaf offers a variety of products, including light bulbs and thermal water bottles, which are available to customers in North America, Asia, Scandinavia, and the Middle East. The company sells its offerings through various channels, including retailers and online platforms. With a commitment to personalization and user experience, Nanoleaf operates globally, with offices in cities such as Toronto, Shenzhen, Paris, Hong Kong, and the Philippines. Its diverse team focuses on creating smarter, more engaging environments for users.
Quirky is a crowdsourced invention platform headquartered in New York City that fosters collaboration among participants in the product creation process. Founded by Ben Kaufman, the company aims to make invention accessible to everyone, allowing ordinary individuals to contribute extraordinary ideas. Community members can submit invention ideas, which are then vetted, critiqued, and voted on by the Quirky community. Successful ideas are developed into consumer products by Quirky's in-house design team and brought to market. The platform empowers inventors and influencers by sharing royalties from product sales with those who contributed to the ideas. Quirky's commitment includes working on a diverse range of ideas, from simple innovations to more complex concepts, ensuring that various improvements to daily life are explored and realized. The platform was relaunched in 2016 under new ownership, continuing its mission to engage a global community in the invention process.
Ador, based in Seattle, is a leading social commerce platform that connects consumers aged 13 to 30 through a unique blend of social networking, entertainment, shopping, and content sharing. Founded by former technology and retail executive Kathy Savitt, the company has built a membership community of millions across 195 countries. Ador rewards its members with points for engaging in various activities, such as collecting, sharing, and influencing their peers. These points can be redeemed for discounts on a range of products, including fashion, beauty, home decor, electronics, and entertainment, available in the Ador Store. The company aims to transform how consumers discover and engage with products and content, fostering a dynamic online community.
Jawbone
Private Equity Round in 2013
Jawbone specializes in designing personal technology products that are comfortable, usable, and aesthetically pleasing. Initially known for its Bluetooth headsets featuring NoiseAssassin™ technology, which enhances call clarity by eliminating background noise, the company has since expanded into developing smart fitness tracking devices.
Drop Inc., established in San Francisco in 2012, operates an online platform that connects enthusiasts worldwide based on shared interests. The company curates products across categories such as audio, tech, apparel, outdoors, and cooking, using community insights to create innovative offerings. Users can browse collections, receive recommendations, learn, share, shop, and even participate in product development. Drop has amassed a membership of 7 million users since its inception.
Dropcam is a company that specializes in cloud-based Wi-Fi video monitoring solutions, enabling users to stay connected with their homes, businesses, and pets from anywhere. The company offers a range of products, including the Dropcam and Dropcam Pro cameras, which can be accessed remotely via smartphones, tablets, or computers. In addition to the cameras, Dropcam provides an optional Cloud Recording service that allows users to record and playback live video feeds. This combination of hardware and a web-based platform facilitates effective home monitoring and enhances users' ability to ensure the safety and well-being of their environments.
OUYA is a new kind of game console for the television that brings together an open development experience—where any
creator can publish a game to the living room—with an accessible and affordable console at $99, and where all games are free to try. OUYA supports both the downloading and streaming of entertainment content in beautiful 1080p HD quality. OUYA was envisioned by founder and CEO Julie Uhrman, and beautifully designed by award-winning
designer Yves Behar.
Built on an open OS with a custom interface and store, OUYA
focuses on the fun factor of games—games are organized by
featured playlists and overall player engagement and not
by revenue or downloads—enabling the most fun game experiences to shine. The controller was built as a love letter to console gaming, incorporating fast, responsive buttons, triggers that FEEL like triggers, laser-precise analog sticks, an accurate D-Pad, and integrated touchpad.
Crossbar Inc. is a technology company based in Santa Clara, California, founded in 2008, specializing in the development and licensing of resistive RAM (ReRAM) technology. This innovative memory solution enables the storage of up to one terabyte of data on a chip the size of a postage stamp, offering significant advantages in terms of power efficiency and performance. Crossbar's ReRAM products cater to a variety of applications, including consumer electronics, mobile devices, enterprise storage, cloud computing, and industrial sensors. By providing a new approach to data storage and processing, Crossbar's technology allows designers to rethink traditional memory paradigms, facilitating the integration of compute and storage subsystems in both edge and cloud environments. The company's advancements are positioned to transform the landscape of non-volatile memory and enable new capabilities in electronics innovation.
LuxVue Technology
Series B in 2012
LuxVue Technology Corporation develops low-power, microLED-based displays for consumer electronics applications. LuxVue Technology Corporation was formerly known as Papierlos Corporation.
The company was incorporated in 2009 and is based in Santa Clara, California.
Ador
Venture Round in 2012
Ador, based in Seattle, is a leading social commerce platform that connects consumers aged 13 to 30 through a unique blend of social networking, entertainment, shopping, and content sharing. Founded by former technology and retail executive Kathy Savitt, the company has built a membership community of millions across 195 countries. Ador rewards its members with points for engaging in various activities, such as collecting, sharing, and influencing their peers. These points can be redeemed for discounts on a range of products, including fashion, beauty, home decor, electronics, and entertainment, available in the Ador Store. The company aims to transform how consumers discover and engage with products and content, fostering a dynamic online community.
Lilliputian Systems
Venture Round in 2012
Lilliputian Systems provides mobile power solutions for consumer electronics devices. The company aims to revolutionize mobile fuel, ushering in new applications and devices made possible by their technology.
Quirky is a crowdsourced invention platform headquartered in New York City that fosters collaboration among participants in the product creation process. Founded by Ben Kaufman, the company aims to make invention accessible to everyone, allowing ordinary individuals to contribute extraordinary ideas. Community members can submit invention ideas, which are then vetted, critiqued, and voted on by the Quirky community. Successful ideas are developed into consumer products by Quirky's in-house design team and brought to market. The platform empowers inventors and influencers by sharing royalties from product sales with those who contributed to the ideas. Quirky's commitment includes working on a diverse range of ideas, from simple innovations to more complex concepts, ensuring that various improvements to daily life are explored and realized. The platform was relaunched in 2016 under new ownership, continuing its mission to engage a global community in the invention process.
GreenDust
Series B in 2012
GreenDust is a leading online shopping platform in India that specializes in offering unused, branded factory seconds, surplus, overstock, and refurbished products at competitive prices. The company caters to both individual consumers and bulk buyers, ensuring that its prices are among the lowest available, even more affordable than those at CSD canteens. In addition to its online presence, GreenDust operates over 100 physical retail stores, with plans to expand this number to over 500 within the next six months. The product range is diverse and includes electronic gadgets, appliances, and personal care items from renowned brands like Sony, Samsung, LG, and Apple, among others. GreenDust aims to provide customers with quality products while promoting sustainability through its re-commerce model, which focuses on the refurbishment and resale of returned items.
Jawbone
Venture Round in 2011
Jawbone specializes in designing personal technology products that are comfortable, usable, and aesthetically pleasing. Initially known for its Bluetooth headsets featuring NoiseAssassin™ technology, which enhances call clarity by eliminating background noise, the company has since expanded into developing smart fitness tracking devices.
Ador, based in Seattle, is a leading social commerce platform that connects consumers aged 13 to 30 through a unique blend of social networking, entertainment, shopping, and content sharing. Founded by former technology and retail executive Kathy Savitt, the company has built a membership community of millions across 195 countries. Ador rewards its members with points for engaging in various activities, such as collecting, sharing, and influencing their peers. These points can be redeemed for discounts on a range of products, including fashion, beauty, home decor, electronics, and entertainment, available in the Ador Store. The company aims to transform how consumers discover and engage with products and content, fostering a dynamic online community.
Alta Devices
Private Equity Round in 2011
Alta Devices, Inc. is a manufacturer of innovative solar technology specializing in single junction solar cells. Founded in 2007 and based in Sunnyvale, California, the company develops thin and flexible mobile power solutions designed for a variety of applications, including unmanned systems, consumer electronics, sensors, automotive, remote exploration, wearables, and Internet of Things devices. Alta Devices aims to enhance the production economics of high-efficiency solar photovoltaic applications, positioning itself at the forefront of solar energy advancements. As of 2015, the company operates as a subsidiary of Hanergy Hi-Tech Power (HK) Limited.
Shopkick is a shopping reward application designed to enhance the consumer shopping experience by offering rewards for various activities, including shopping, dining, and engaging with brands. Users earn "kicks," the app's proprietary currency, by participating in different activities such as watching videos, browsing content, and making purchases, both online and in physical stores. The app aims to create a personalized and engaging shopping journey, allowing users to enjoy rewards simply for walking into stores. Shopkick partners with numerous well-known brands and retailers, providing them with valuable consumer engagement insights and targeting capabilities. Founded in 2009 and based in Redwood City, California, Shopkick has evolved into a prominent platform that enhances the interaction between consumers and brands while rewarding users for their everyday shopping activities. The app is available for free on both the App Store and Google Play.
Ador, based in Seattle, is a leading social commerce platform that connects consumers aged 13 to 30 through a unique blend of social networking, entertainment, shopping, and content sharing. Founded by former technology and retail executive Kathy Savitt, the company has built a membership community of millions across 195 countries. Ador rewards its members with points for engaging in various activities, such as collecting, sharing, and influencing their peers. These points can be redeemed for discounts on a range of products, including fashion, beauty, home decor, electronics, and entertainment, available in the Ador Store. The company aims to transform how consumers discover and engage with products and content, fostering a dynamic online community.
Shopkick is a shopping reward application designed to enhance the consumer shopping experience by offering rewards for various activities, including shopping, dining, and engaging with brands. Users earn "kicks," the app's proprietary currency, by participating in different activities such as watching videos, browsing content, and making purchases, both online and in physical stores. The app aims to create a personalized and engaging shopping journey, allowing users to enjoy rewards simply for walking into stores. Shopkick partners with numerous well-known brands and retailers, providing them with valuable consumer engagement insights and targeting capabilities. Founded in 2009 and based in Redwood City, California, Shopkick has evolved into a prominent platform that enhances the interaction between consumers and brands while rewarding users for their everyday shopping activities. The app is available for free on both the App Store and Google Play.
GreenDust
Series A in 2010
GreenDust is a leading online shopping platform in India that specializes in offering unused, branded factory seconds, surplus, overstock, and refurbished products at competitive prices. The company caters to both individual consumers and bulk buyers, ensuring that its prices are among the lowest available, even more affordable than those at CSD canteens. In addition to its online presence, GreenDust operates over 100 physical retail stores, with plans to expand this number to over 500 within the next six months. The product range is diverse and includes electronic gadgets, appliances, and personal care items from renowned brands like Sony, Samsung, LG, and Apple, among others. GreenDust aims to provide customers with quality products while promoting sustainability through its re-commerce model, which focuses on the refurbishment and resale of returned items.
Pixtronix
Venture Round in 2009
Pixtronix is an innovative company based in Andover, Massachusetts, specializing in advanced display technologies tailored for multimedia devices. With a focus on optimizing visual performance while minimizing power consumption, Pixtronix develops its PerfectLight Displays, which provide exceptional optical quality. These displays are engineered to be versatile, suitable for a range of applications from mobile devices to desktop monitors and HD televisions. The company leverages expertise in displays, optics, and MEMS technology to create solutions that meet the demands of modern multimedia lifestyles.
Shopkick is a shopping reward application designed to enhance the consumer shopping experience by offering rewards for various activities, including shopping, dining, and engaging with brands. Users earn "kicks," the app's proprietary currency, by participating in different activities such as watching videos, browsing content, and making purchases, both online and in physical stores. The app aims to create a personalized and engaging shopping journey, allowing users to enjoy rewards simply for walking into stores. Shopkick partners with numerous well-known brands and retailers, providing them with valuable consumer engagement insights and targeting capabilities. Founded in 2009 and based in Redwood City, California, Shopkick has evolved into a prominent platform that enhances the interaction between consumers and brands while rewarding users for their everyday shopping activities. The app is available for free on both the App Store and Google Play.
Lilliputian Systems
Series D in 2009
Lilliputian Systems provides mobile power solutions for consumer electronics devices. The company aims to revolutionize mobile fuel, ushering in new applications and devices made possible by their technology.
Segway designs, develops, and manufactures personal electric transportation devices for consumers and businesses. Its product range includes patrollers for law enforcement, self-balancing scooters with Bluetooth remote control, wheel scooters, robotics mobility platforms, and accessories such as hard cases and smartphone holders.
Lilliputian Systems
Series C in 2007
Lilliputian Systems provides mobile power solutions for consumer electronics devices. The company aims to revolutionize mobile fuel, ushering in new applications and devices made possible by their technology.
Spatial Photonics
Series B in 2007
Spatial Photonics specializes in the development and manufacturing of microdisplays designed for both business and consumer projection display applications. The company’s innovative microdisplays utilize reflective digital light modulators that effectively control and modulate light intensity. By focusing on this niche technology, Spatial Photonics aims to enhance visual experiences across various platforms by providing high-quality projection solutions.
Pixtronix
Venture Round in 2007
Pixtronix is an innovative company based in Andover, Massachusetts, specializing in advanced display technologies tailored for multimedia devices. With a focus on optimizing visual performance while minimizing power consumption, Pixtronix develops its PerfectLight Displays, which provide exceptional optical quality. These displays are engineered to be versatile, suitable for a range of applications from mobile devices to desktop monitors and HD televisions. The company leverages expertise in displays, optics, and MEMS technology to create solutions that meet the demands of modern multimedia lifestyles.
Segway
Venture Round in 2007
Segway designs, develops, and manufactures personal electric transportation devices for consumers and businesses. Its product range includes patrollers for law enforcement, self-balancing scooters with Bluetooth remote control, wheel scooters, robotics mobility platforms, and accessories such as hard cases and smartphone holders.
Ophthonix
Series D in 2006
Ophthonix, Inc. manufactures and markets high resolution spectacle lenses for vision assessment and correction applications. It offers its high resolution lenses for single vision spectacle lenses for the correction of myopia, hyperopia, and mild astigmatism; and progressive addition spectacle lenses. The company sells its products through practitioners in the United States and European countries. Ophthonix, Inc. was founded in 2000 and is based in Vista, California.
Quirky
Venture Round in 2006
Quirky is a crowdsourced invention platform headquartered in New York City that fosters collaboration among participants in the product creation process. Founded by Ben Kaufman, the company aims to make invention accessible to everyone, allowing ordinary individuals to contribute extraordinary ideas. Community members can submit invention ideas, which are then vetted, critiqued, and voted on by the Quirky community. Successful ideas are developed into consumer products by Quirky's in-house design team and brought to market. The platform empowers inventors and influencers by sharing royalties from product sales with those who contributed to the ideas. Quirky's commitment includes working on a diverse range of ideas, from simple innovations to more complex concepts, ensuring that various improvements to daily life are explored and realized. The platform was relaunched in 2016 under new ownership, continuing its mission to engage a global community in the invention process.
Presto Services
Venture Round in 2006
Presto Services, founded in 2004 by entrepreneurs with large families, aims to facilitate connections among extended family members by simplifying the sharing of digital content. The company offers a mail service that automatically prints emails and documents, catering particularly to consumers who may not use a personal computer. By addressing the needs of individuals looking to stay connected with loved ones, Presto Services provides an innovative solution for managing and sharing digital communications in a user-friendly manner.
DHgate
Angel Round in 2006
DHgate is an innovative e-commerce platform specializing in cross-border trade, primarily facilitating the wholesale purchase of products from China. The marketplace connects international buyers with nearly one million sellers across 33 provinces in China, offering a vast selection of over 25 million product listings. Catering to both small-to-medium businesses and individual consumers, DHgate allows users to purchase a variety of goods, including apparel, electronics, toys, and cosmetics, at competitive prices. The platform is designed to provide a fast, easy, and secure shopping experience, with transactions occurring every three seconds. With a growing user base of 5.5 million buyers from more than 227 countries, DHgate continues to revolutionize the way people access quality products from China.
Lilliputian Systems
Venture Round in 2005
Lilliputian Systems provides mobile power solutions for consumer electronics devices. The company aims to revolutionize mobile fuel, ushering in new applications and devices made possible by their technology.
Ophthonix
Series C in 2005
Ophthonix, Inc. manufactures and markets high resolution spectacle lenses for vision assessment and correction applications. It offers its high resolution lenses for single vision spectacle lenses for the correction of myopia, hyperopia, and mild astigmatism; and progressive addition spectacle lenses. The company sells its products through practitioners in the United States and European countries. Ophthonix, Inc. was founded in 2000 and is based in Vista, California.
Pixtronix
Series A in 2005
Pixtronix is an innovative company based in Andover, Massachusetts, specializing in advanced display technologies tailored for multimedia devices. With a focus on optimizing visual performance while minimizing power consumption, Pixtronix develops its PerfectLight Displays, which provide exceptional optical quality. These displays are engineered to be versatile, suitable for a range of applications from mobile devices to desktop monitors and HD televisions. The company leverages expertise in displays, optics, and MEMS technology to create solutions that meet the demands of modern multimedia lifestyles.
Spatial Photonics
Series A in 2004
Spatial Photonics specializes in the development and manufacturing of microdisplays designed for both business and consumer projection display applications. The company’s innovative microdisplays utilize reflective digital light modulators that effectively control and modulate light intensity. By focusing on this niche technology, Spatial Photonics aims to enhance visual experiences across various platforms by providing high-quality projection solutions.
Ophthonix
Series B in 2004
Ophthonix, Inc. manufactures and markets high resolution spectacle lenses for vision assessment and correction applications. It offers its high resolution lenses for single vision spectacle lenses for the correction of myopia, hyperopia, and mild astigmatism; and progressive addition spectacle lenses. The company sells its products through practitioners in the United States and European countries. Ophthonix, Inc. was founded in 2000 and is based in Vista, California.
Ophthonix
Series A in 2002
Ophthonix, Inc. manufactures and markets high resolution spectacle lenses for vision assessment and correction applications. It offers its high resolution lenses for single vision spectacle lenses for the correction of myopia, hyperopia, and mild astigmatism; and progressive addition spectacle lenses. The company sells its products through practitioners in the United States and European countries. Ophthonix, Inc. was founded in 2000 and is based in Vista, California.
WeServeHomes.com
Venture Round in 2001
WeServeHomes.com is the premier one-stop online source for home services. Backed by ServiceMaster, the premier nationwide Fortune 500 service company, WeServeHomes.com provides reliable, expert home solutions through its nationwide network of trusted partners: ServiceMaster, TruGreen ChemLawn, Terminix, Merry Maids, American Home Shield, Rescue Rooter, Furniture Medic, American Residential Services, AmeriSpec and other high quality regional companies. From leaks to lawns to pest control, WeServeHomes.com takes care of your homework inside and out -- at your convenience.
Whether you schedule service calls or simply tap their knowledge for do-it-yourself success, WeServeHomes.com provides proven home resources, right on the Web. Now that you can obtain these solutions online, you have an easier, more efficient and more convenient way to get your homework done. From carpet cleaning to lawn fertilizing, furniture restoration to termite protection, they deliver outstanding service and peace of mind. And by taking advantage of their online expertise and immediate access, you also gain more time for other priorities. It's as easy as point, click, fixed.
WeServeHomes.com
Venture Round in 2000
WeServeHomes.com is the premier one-stop online source for home services. Backed by ServiceMaster, the premier nationwide Fortune 500 service company, WeServeHomes.com provides reliable, expert home solutions through its nationwide network of trusted partners: ServiceMaster, TruGreen ChemLawn, Terminix, Merry Maids, American Home Shield, Rescue Rooter, Furniture Medic, American Residential Services, AmeriSpec and other high quality regional companies. From leaks to lawns to pest control, WeServeHomes.com takes care of your homework inside and out -- at your convenience.
Whether you schedule service calls or simply tap their knowledge for do-it-yourself success, WeServeHomes.com provides proven home resources, right on the Web. Now that you can obtain these solutions online, you have an easier, more efficient and more convenient way to get your homework done. From carpet cleaning to lawn fertilizing, furniture restoration to termite protection, they deliver outstanding service and peace of mind. And by taking advantage of their online expertise and immediate access, you also gain more time for other priorities. It's as easy as point, click, fixed.
Compaq Computer Corporation was a prominent developer and manufacturer of personal computers and related products, catering primarily to business, home, government, and education sectors. The company offered a diverse array of computing products, including desktop personal computers, battery-powered notebook computers, AC-powered portable computers, and tower PC systems designed for data storage and management in network environments. Although Compaq initially operated as an independent entity, it is now a brand name under Hewlett-Packard.