E14 Fund

Spatial: Cross-platform, collaborative, holographic meetings Volta Labs: Next-Generation Biological Automation Kiwi: Efficient, informed agricultural application Ori: Robotic furniture that transforms urban living

Andreas Pedross-Engel, Claire Watts, Matt Reynolds

ThruWave: Milimeter wave imaging for supply chain intelligence Formlabs: High resolution 3D printers for professionals

Rony Kubat, Natan Linder

Tulip: No-code application platform for frontline workers

Wardah Inam, Deepak Ramaswamy

Overjet: AI powered dentistry solutions Sourcemap: Supply chain traceability and transparency Secure AI Labs: Control, track and trace of patient data OPT Industries: Functional metamaterials products that close the design, manufacture, scale loop

Nan-Wei Gong, Tiegeng Ren

FIGUR8: Digital MSK injury diagnostic solution E14 Fund only invests in startups with key contributors from MIT / Media Lab, some spinning straight out of MIT, others with founders who left MIT decades ago Focusing on our amazing community helps us build trusted, deep connections with our founders and better support their companies And this also makes the donation we make of a portion of our profits to MIT more meaningful to our portfolio companies too! As a part of the community, it’s never too early to come talk with us: maybe we’ll have questions to help with your brainstorming and customer development; maybe we can give you our opinion on your roadmap; maybe we can introduce you to a potential customer or a potential co-founder E14 Fund invests at the earliest stages, and even if you’re not sure you’re ready for investment, we’re always here to try to help, coach and give feedback We often work and workshop with students and alumni months or sometimes even years before we invest, although we won’t disrupt your academic career and won’t make an investment before you’ve left MIT

• to avoid conflict of interest, E14 Fund only invests in startups whose core managers / founders have already graduated / left from the Media Lab

Fellowship Investment: We also have a program called E14 Fellows for companies that may not yet be ready to digest a bigger investment Fellowship investments are typically $50k to $100k on founder-friendly terms They’re made on a continuous basis and there is no fixed schedule, milestones or program Instead, we work with E14 Fellowship companies on an individual basis to help them be ready for a bigger check from E14 if and when it makes sense for the company, whether that’s weeks or months later

No E14 Fund invests in great, world-changing MIT companies wherever they may be

Our name comes from the main building that houses the MIT Media Lab where we are affiliated (n b Buildings at MIT are all numbered!) But lucky us, E14 also looks like π in Leet and the element with atomic number 14, in other words element 14, is Silicon Perfect for a deep tech fund!