Wiliot Valuation, Funding & Investors

Pragmatic Semiconductor is a Cambridge-headquartered developer of flexible integrated circuits known as FlexICs. These ultra-thin chips embed into everyday objects for applications in RFID, NFC, consumer goods, healthcare, and security. The FlexIC Foundry service allows custom designs at reduced costs compared to silicon fabs, while standard products target trillions of smart objects. Manufacturing occurs via the FlexLogIC system at a Sedgefield facility capable of billion-unit volumes. Global partners include Avery Dennison and Arm.

proteanTecs is an Israel-headquartered semiconductor firm offering chip telemetry platforms for health monitoring. Its Agent technology embeds sensors in SoCs to track aging, performance degradation, and defects from design through field deployment. The company's software applies machine learning to telemetry data for anomaly detection and yield improvement, serving hyperscalers and automotive chipmakers. proteanTecs partners with TSMC and Intel foundries to integrate its solutions into 5nm and advanced nodes, enabling traceability across the electronics supply chain.

Bouffalo Lab is a Shanghai-based fabless semiconductor designer delivering RISC-V microcontroller IP and SoCs for IoT edge devices. The company ships BL602 and BL808 chips with Wi-Fi 6, BLE, and AI accelerators, used in smart home appliances by clients like Seeed Studio. Founded in 2018, it supports open-source tools for rapid prototyping in consumer electronics and industrial sensors.

COSMOplat is an industrial Internet of Things platform operated by Haier Group that connects manufacturers with suppliers and customers for customized production. Launched in 2017 and headquartered in Qingdao, China, with operations in Shanghai, the platform serves over 120 million interconnected devices across 200 countries. It enables mass customization through modules for smart design, intelligent manufacturing, and supply chain management, supporting clients like General Electric and Procter & Gamble in sectors ranging from appliances to automotive parts.

Eliyan is a Milpitas-headquartered semiconductor innovator creating interconnect IP for chiplet ecosystems. The company's NuLink technology leverages standard organic substrates to deliver terabit-per-second bandwidth between dies, matching advanced packaging performance at reduced costs. Eliyan enables scalable multi-core processors for AI accelerators and data center servers with enhanced yield and testability.

FLASH is an Austin, Texas-based provider of cloud-based parking management software, founded in 2011 as FlashParking before rebranding. Its platform helps parking garage operators optimize real estate and connected mobility through revenue control, enforcement, and reservation technology, and the company has grown through acquisitions including Ballparc, OmniPark, Parkonect, ParkIt, and Mountain Parking Equipment.

Infarm is a Berlin-headquartered urban farming company deploying modular vertical farms in supermarkets and cities. Founded in 2013, it grows herbs, leafy greens, and strawberries using IoT-controlled hydroponics and machine learning for optimal yields. Infarm partners with chains like Metro and Carrefour, supplying fresh produce in Germany, France, and the United States.

Newlink is a Shanghai-headquartered digital energy service provider operating energy internet-of-things platforms and new retail solutions across oil, electricity, hydrogen, and gas sectors. Recognized among the world's top 500 new energy companies, the firm employs over 3,000 staff and integrates upstream-downstream chains for ecological reconstruction.

Nyobolt is a Cambridge-based developer of lithium-sulfur batteries for electric vehicles emphasizing ultra-fast charging. The technology achieves 200 kW power output, recharging from 10 to 90 percent in under five minutes while storing 400 Wh/kg energy density. Founded in 2020 from University of Cambridge research, Nyobolt partners with H1 Vehicle Intelligence for prototype testing and raised $25 million in Series A funding.

RADAR is a retail technology platform merging RFID tags and computer vision for store operations. Deployed in physical retail locations, it conducts automated inventory audits, monitors shelf replenishment, tracks customer interactions for analytics, and powers cashierless checkout systems. RADAR equips brick-and-mortar chains with e-commerce-level insights into stock and shopper behavior.

SeeQC is a quantum computing company integrating superconducting qubits with classical processors. Elmsford, New York-headquartered since 2018, it maintains facilities in London and Naples. SeeQC develops single flux quantum electronics for readout, control, and error correction. Its chip-scale systems target enterprise applications in optimization and simulation. The firm collaborates with research institutions on scalable quantum hardware.

Semios is a Vancouver-headquartered precision agriculture platform for orchard and vineyard growers. It deploys in-field wireless sensor networks, automated pest monitoring traps, and variable-rate biopesticide sprayers. The system delivers real-time data on crop health, irrigation, and pest pressure via a cloud dashboard. Founded in 2010, Semios serves over 1,000 farms across North America and Chile reducing water use by 20 percent and pesticide applications.

Chengdu RML Technology Co Ltd is engaged in the research and development, manufacturing, testing and sales of millimeter wave active phased array microsystems.

Towa Corp develops, manufactures and sells resin encapsulation systems for semiconductors and singulation systems. In addition, it also manufactures and sells precision molds for manufacturing semiconductors and plastic molded products. Its product portfolio is divided into two technologies molding including light-emitting diode, semiconductor, and sensors/module products and Singulation including semiconductor, and light-emitting diode-other applications. The company's segments include semiconductor equipment and fine plastic mold. The majority of the company revenue is derived from the sale of semiconductor equipment.

Smarter Microelectronics (Guangzhou) Co Ltd is engaged in the research and development, design and sales of RF front-end chips and modules.

Sitronix Technology Corp is a Taiwan-based fabless semiconductor company that is principally engaged in developing, manufacturing, and selling display driver ICs. The company's majority of products are categorized into three types: mobile display driver ICs; industrial and automotive display driver ICs; and SoC, which refers to touch controller ICs. The company's products are mainly used in entry-level mobile phones, industrial displays, and automotive systems. The company has a business presence in Hong Kong, which is also its key revenue-generating market, Vietnam, Taiwan, South Korea, China, and others.