Iris Dorbian

Oji Life Lab picks up $1.7 mln seed

San Francisco-based Oji Life Lab, a digital learning system, has raised $1.7 million in seed funding. The investors included Evolve Ventures.

Rock River Capital collects $23.4 mln for debut fund

Rock River Capital has raised $23.4 million for its maiden fund, according to an SEC filing. The Madison, Wisconsin-based venture firm focuses on Midwest companies.

ListReports locks in $550K from Lighter Capital

Orange, California-based ListReports, a real estate tech startup, has secured $555,000 in funding. The investor was Lighter Capital.

Latvian loans marketplace Mintos attracts Series A funding

Riga, Latvia-based Mintos, a global marketplace for loans, has secured 5 million euros in Series A funding, according to a blog post on its site. The investor was Grumpy Investments.

Trace Genomics inks $13 mln Series A

Burlingame, California-based Trace Genomics, a developer of AI-enabled diagnostic tools for farmers, has secured $13 million in Series A funding. Stage 1 Ventures led the round.

Roivant Sciences pulls in $200 mln

Roivant Sciences, a biotech holding company, has secured $200 million in financing. The investors included NovaQuest Capital Management and RTW Investments.

Mojo Vision amasses over $50 mln

Saratoga, California-based Mojo Vision, an invisible computing company, has raised over $50 million in funding. The investors included Shanda Group, Khosla Ventures, NEA, Fusion Fund, Liberty Global Ventures, 8VC, Dolby Family Ventures, AME Cloud Ventures and Open Field Capital.

Insurtech company Hippo fetches $70 mln

Mountain View, California-based Hippo, an insurtech company, has secured $70 million in funding. Felicis Ventures and Lennar Corporation led the round.

Nikola drives off with $210 mln Series C

Nikola Corporation, a maker of electric vehicles, vehicle components, energy storage systems and electric vehicle drivetrains, has raised $210 million in Series C funding. The investors in this round were not named.

RoadBotics procures $3.9 mln

Pittsburgh-based RoadBotics, a developer of advanced computer vision technology for inspecting roads and infrastructure, has raised $3.9 million in financing. Hyperplane Venture Capital led the round.