Funded Consumer Electronics Startups in Cambridge
Among the 13 most recent Cambridge consumer-electronics rounds shown, the largest disclosed amount is CamGraPhIC’s $246M (2026-04-08).
Among the 13 most recent Cambridge consumer-electronics rounds shown, the largest disclosed amount is CamGraPhIC’s $246M (2026-04-08). That figure dwarfs the rest of the disclosed top-end—Hyperlight’s $80M (2026-06-18) and Osmo’s $70M (2026-02-04) are far below, while the other disclosed rounds generally sit in the tens of millions (for example Riverlane $75M in 2024-08-06; TileDB $33M in 2023-09-20). A second pattern is the City split: 10 of 13 entries list Cambridge, Massachusetts, or Cambridge in the broader UK (Cambridgeshire), with multiple repeats in both geographies (e.g., Hyperlight/Osmo/Sense/TileDB/Cumulus Digital Systems/actnano in Cambridge, MA; CamGraPhIC/Riverlane/Raspberry Pi Foundation/PragmatIC Semiconductor/Focal Point Positioning/FlexEnable/Porotech in Cambridge, UK). Temporally, several rounds cluster in 2026 (Hyperlight 2026-06-18, CamGraPhIC 2026-04-08, Osmo 2026-02-04, Sense 2026-01-27), while the oldest disclosed round in the list is Cumulus Digital Systems’ $8M (2021-01-04) and an additional 2020 entry appears for actnano ($12M on 2020-10-13).
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Frequently asked
Which disclosed rounds look most “size-displaced,” and how does the largest compare to the rest of the disclosed amounts?
CamGraPhIC’s disclosed $246M (2026-04-08) is the clear outlier versus Hyperlight’s $80M (2026-06-18) and Osmo’s $70M (2026-02-04), with the remaining disclosed rounds largely in the tens of millions (e.g., Riverlane $75M on 2024-08-06; TileDB $33M on 2023-09-20).
Do the most recent dates cluster, or are they evenly spread across the period shown?
They cluster near the top of the date range: four rounds occur in 2026 (Hyperlight 2026-06-18 $80M; CamGraPhIC 2026-04-08 $246M; Osmo 2026-02-04 $70M; Sense 2026-01-27 undisclosed). The earliest dated entry in the set is actnano on 2020-10-13 ($12M), with Cumulus Digital Systems also spanning the earlier edge (2021-01-04 $8M).
Are certain stages over-represented, based on the “Series” labels shown?
“Series Unknown” appears frequently: five entries list Series Unknown (CamGraPhIC 2026-04-08, Raspberry Pi Foundation 2023-11-02, TileDB 2023-09-20, plus two more with Series Unknown—Riverlane is labeled Series C, so excluded—this still totals five). “undisclosed” is present once for Sense (2026-01-27), while Series C shows multiple occurrences such as Riverlane $75M (2024-08-06), PragmatIC Semiconductor $35M (2022-12-14), and Focal Point Positioning $27M (2022-09-08).
Is there a geographic concentration across Cambridge, Massachusetts versus Cambridge/Cambridgeshire in the UK?
Yes—Cambridge, Massachusetts appears repeatedly (Hyperlight, Osmo, Sense, TileDB, Cumulus Digital Systems, actnano), while Cambridgeshire/Cambridge in the UK also shows multiple entries (CamGraPhIC, Riverlane, Raspberry Pi Foundation, PragmatIC Semiconductor, Focal Point Positioning, FlexEnable, Porotech). The list is not dominated by a single one-off city variant: both geographies recur across the date range (e.g., Osmo 2026-02-04 vs PragmatIC Semiconductor 2022-12-14).
Which “other-than-typical” entries stand out because the amount is missing or explicitly undisclosed?
Sense (2026-01-27) is the only row marked “undisclosed,” while multiple rows omit disclosed amounts by using “Series Unknown” rather than “undisclosed” (e.g., CamGraPhIC has a disclosed $246M on 2026-04-08, but Raspberry Pi Foundation on 2023-11-02 is undisclosed). These amount gaps complicate comparisons of stage/size across the top-of-list 2026 cluster because at least one nearby entry (Sense) has no disclosed number.
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