Red Cedar Ventures

Red Cedar Ventures is a venture capital firm headquartered in East Lansing, Michigan, affiliated with the Michigan State University Research Foundation. It concentrates on early-stage technology investments across Michigan, backing startups that commercialize intellectual property created at Michigan State University. As the first venture fund in mid-Michigan, Red Cedar Ventures aims to support high-tech companies from formation to growth, providing capital and strategic guidance to help bring university-generated innovations to market.

Prem Bodagala

Managing Director

Hunter Kettering

Investor

David Washburn

Investor

Jeff Wesley

Managing Director

Past deals in Sri Lanka

Avidhrt

Seed Round in 2019
Founded in 2016, Avidhrt specializes in cardiovascular health technology. The company produces a mobile, clinical-quality electrocardiogram (EKG), pulse oximeter (SpO2), and temperature sensor device that enables remote monitoring of vital indicators via smartphone. These data are evaluated by a machine learning algorithm to assist patients in self-monitoring.

Avidhrt

Seed Round in 2018
Founded in 2016, Avidhrt specializes in cardiovascular health technology. The company produces a mobile, clinical-quality electrocardiogram (EKG), pulse oximeter (SpO2), and temperature sensor device that enables remote monitoring of vital indicators via smartphone. These data are evaluated by a machine learning algorithm to assist patients in self-monitoring.

Avidhrt

Pre Seed Round in 2017
Founded in 2016, Avidhrt specializes in cardiovascular health technology. The company produces a mobile, clinical-quality electrocardiogram (EKG), pulse oximeter (SpO2), and temperature sensor device that enables remote monitoring of vital indicators via smartphone. These data are evaluated by a machine learning algorithm to assist patients in self-monitoring.

Avidhrt

Pre Seed Round in 2015
Founded in 2016, Avidhrt specializes in cardiovascular health technology. The company produces a mobile, clinical-quality electrocardiogram (EKG), pulse oximeter (SpO2), and temperature sensor device that enables remote monitoring of vital indicators via smartphone. These data are evaluated by a machine learning algorithm to assist patients in self-monitoring.
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