Cumulus Digital Systems is an Internet of Things company for workplace tools. Its platform helps make industrial facilities safer, cleaner and more productive by collecting data from digitally-enabled tools in the field.

FOSSA’s platform helps engineering teams at hundreds of enterprises, like Verizon, Uber and Twitter, use open-source components at scale, while managing licensing and security risks. Additionally, the company automatically generates disclosures and reports for enterprises, collected from raw license data across their deep dependencies. Top investors include Bain Capital Ventures and Norwest Venture Partners.

FlavorCloud is an end-to-end shopping cart integration for enterprise retailers and marketplaces. Their e-commerce service uses deep learning to evaluate carriers’ historical performance and automatically suggest the best international shipping services and rates at checkout. Additionally, the company offers “friction-free” international returns handling.

IllumiCare uses its Smart Ribbon technology — a nonintrusive ribbon of information that appears within or momentarily hovers over a hospital’s EMR to give health-care providers real-time data within the physician workflow. This proprietary Smart Ribbon combines actionable clinical and financial intelligence onto one point-of-care platform that clinicians use to become better stewards of health-care spending.

Iris Automation is a safety avionics company building collision-avoidance systems for autonomous vehicles. Onboard a commercial drone packaged with aerospace-grade computer vision and AI, the company uses industrial cameras to find moving aircraft, observe and interpret the operational environment and reduce risks. Key investors include GGV Capital, as well as backing from Y Combinator.

Opsani is an SaaS platform that optimizes enterprise resources as soon as new software is released or code is written, enabling clients to tune their mobile or desktop applications and automate operations accordingly. The software measures, predicts and implements changes to digital parameters and resource settings so these companies can reduce costs autonomously, not only when deploying new code but also when making changes to an overall user experience, reporting a collective “235% [in] effici

Origin creates manufacturing-grade printers that enable additive mass production of consumer products and end-use parts. Created by alumni from Google and Apple, the company’s platform is designed to make commercial-quality products with higher printing speed and flexibility. Their 3-D printer, OriginOne, uses programmable photopolymerization to control light, heat and force to produce parts with accuracy and consistency.

Osaro uses artificial intelligence for industrial automation, transitioning the industry away from static robotic systems. The company works directly with warehouse technology providers to simplify and speed up the most common manual tasks in distribution centers and manufacturing facilities, like picking and placing products and parts. Most notably, their control systems can be up and running in less than a day. Mark Cuban, Peter Thiel and Sean Parker are just a few names behind the mass-produc

Obsidian Security combats cyberthreats across hybrid-cloud environments like G-Suite, Office 365, Salesforce, Dropbox and Slack by using a first identity graph that monitors activity and automatically extracts accounts, privileges and configurations from applications and cloud environments. The platform sanitizes, normalizes and synthesizes this data to construct the identity graph. As a result, organizations using Obsidian can continuously right-size user access and privileges, detect account t

Proxy equips employees, contractors and visitors with frictionless building access through secured doors, elevators and turnstiles via a Bluetooth identity signal on their smartphone. Throughout commercial buildings and at the workplace, the company says it provides “personalized experiences,” while allowing users complete control over their privacy and personal data. Proxy has received funding from Y Combinator, WeWork parent The We Company, Silicon Valley Bank, Kleiner Perkins and Tinder co-fo

Qordoba believes consistent brand messaging helps companies develop trust and establish loyalty with customers. Using machine learning and natural language processing, its content intelligence tools help teams create great content, based on the same style, terminology and brand voice across an organization. Customers include Apple, PayPal and Marriott, which use Qordoba to write more consistent product, marketing and HR communications. Top investors include Aspect Ventures, Upfront Ventures and

Polis is a platform designed to manage door-to-door sales and cause-based canvassing. The company’s application identifies the best prospects and uses that data to create a route for canvassers and salespeople doing outreach in a given area. Polis says their data is derived from 1,000-plus variables, including demographics, values, emotional sentiments, opinions and behavior. Top investors include Haystack VC and Initialized Capital.

Perksy is a consumer insights platform focused on delivering custom research questions to millennial and Gen Z audiences. The company’s platform provides a detailed analysis of social insights based on millennial and Gen Z responses to brands in real time, allowing them to market more effectively and efficiently. Key investors include Bain Capital Ventures, as well as backing from Target’s +METRO Retail Accelerator.

Petram Data uses AI and proprietary consumer insights to securely improve customer experiences and drive customer acquisition for businesses. The company uses machine learning algorithms informed by data and insights from more than 10 million American consumers. CEO Dhani Jones is a former NFL linebacker turned entrepreneur who created the consumer marketing application to help clients quickly identify new business opportunities and influence considered consumer purchases.

Pryon is developing a platform that connects employees to augmented intelligence, extending their ability to find and use knowledge, drive workflows and make better business decisions. The company sells its SaaS AI solutions to Fortune 500 companies through a user-based subscription model. Top investors include Greycroft Ventures, Revolution Ventures, Sequoia Capital and Breyer Capital.

Pictured above (from left to right): Jason Frantz, Rob WoollenSigma Computing is the developer of data analytics software for complex databases for customers across a wide range of industries, from maritime shipping to luxury fashion. Top investors include Greylock Partners and Sutter Hill Ventures.

Sisu is the developer of data-driven decision-making software for large enterprises, including Samsung. Founder and CEO Peter Bailis is an assistant professor of computer science at Stanford University. Top investors include NEA, Green Bay Ventures and Andreessen Horowitz.

Quantum Metric’s software platform helps enterprises maximize the efficiency of customer experiences, increase business productivity and ensure regulatory compliance across a range of industries, including e-commerce, finance, travel and more. Founder and CEO Mario Ciabarra is a serial entrepreneur who has led two prior software start-ups to exits via acquisition.

solo sciences patented a digital trust mark that can be stamped on consumer packaged goods to help brands and governments protect consumers from counterfeit products. The company specializes in authenticating cannabis products, where counterfeiting is a massive issue. It also has expanded to apparel and other retail.

Split Software hosts a platform for engineering teams to develop and test new features. The platform also allows firms to respond to bad releases quickly and ensure that new features don’t ruin the user experience. Top customers include Twilio and Salesforce, and top investors include Accel, Lightspeed Venture Partners and Sway Ventures.