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IoT startup Augury bags $17 mln Series BNew York City and Haifa, Israel-based Augury, an internet of things technology company, has raised $17 million in Series B funding. Eclipse Ventures and Munich Re/HSB Ventures led the round. Other investors included Sound Ventures, First Round Capital, Lerer Hippeau Ventures and Pritzker Group Venture Capital.
- Eclipse, Lux lead Series A funding for Common Networks
San Francisco-based Common Networks, a provider of high-speed wireless internet service, announced it has raised $7 million in Series A funding from Eclipse Ventures and Lux Capital. The company, founded in in 2016, previously raised $2.3 million in seed-stage funding from Eclipse and a number of individual investors.
Wiivv Wearables raises $4 mln Series A round, acquires eSolesWiivv Wearables Inc, a Canadian designer and maker of 3D printed insoles and footwear, has secured $4 million in a Series A financing. The round was led by an unidentified U.S. technology investor syndicate and joined by Eclipse VC, Evonik Venture Capital, Real Ventures and Asimov Ventures, all of which participated in the company's seed funding in late 2015 /canada/2015/12/bionics-startup-wiivv-wearables-raises-3-5-mln-in-seed-funding/ Vancouver-based Wiivv, founded in 2014, also announced its acquisition of eSoles, a U.S. provider of modular, customizable footbeds. Wiivv said the deal will give it data for over 50,000 3D foot scans, which will be used to support footwear product launches in the months ahead.
- Wiiv Wearable raises $4 mln and is buying eSoles
Wiiv Wearable said Feb. 8 that it raised $4 million in Series A funding. Existing investors Eclipse VC, Evonik Venture Capital, Real Ventures and Asimov Ventures, are joining the round. Wiiv, which creates custom-fit, 3D printed footwear, also said it was buying eSoles, which is known for its modular customizable footbeds. Financial terms weren’t announced.
- VC-backed Kindred Systems hires Liefer as COO
Intelligence machines startup Kindred Systems Inc has named Jim Liefer as chief operating officer. Previously, Liefer was One Kings Lane’s COO. Kindred's backers included Eclipse, GV, Data Collective, First Round Capital, AME Cloud Ventures, 11.2 Capital, Bold Capital Partners, Innovation Endeavors and Bloomberg Beta.
- Eclipse raises $184 mln second fund and $125 mln continuity fund
Eclipse Ventures has raised a second fund at $184 million, according to a filing with the SEC.
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- Owlet Baby Care scores $15 mln
Lehi, Utah-based Owlet Baby Care, a developer of a monitor that tracks a baby's oxygen and heart rate, has secured $15 million. The investors included National Institutes of Health, Eclipse, Eniac, Trilogy Equity Partners, Capital Integral and Broadway Angels.