Industrials

Factories, warehouses and farms are short of people and full of equipment that does not talk to each other. We back robotics and software that raise output on the floor and pay for themselves inside a year.

companies: 3
active: 2
exit: 1
first investment: 2014

What we look for

Our partners in this sector have run plants themselves. We visit sites, we ask about uptime, and we would rather see a robot working in a customer's building than a video of one.

Robotics as a service
Machines leased by the hour or the pick, so customers buy outcomes rather than capital equipment.
Factory software
Scheduling and monitoring that lift utilisation in shops still run on whiteboards.
Food and agriculture
Automation for growers facing rising labour costs and tighter seasons.