Funded Hardware Startups
Across these 50 hardware rounds (sorted by date), the largest disclosed amount is Princeton Digital Group’s $1.3B on 2025-07-17, dwarfing every other discl…
Across these 50 hardware rounds (sorted by date), the largest disclosed amount is Princeton Digital Group’s $1.3B on 2025-07-17, dwarfing every other disclosed deal in the list; the next-largest disclosed amounts sit at $150M (Distalmotion, 2025-11-17) and $104M (EnduroSat, 2025-11-01). The smallest disclosed amount is $680K (Utelogy, 2025-09-15), with another low-but-comparably sized cluster around sub-$1M (e.g., Axzon $1M on 2025-08-15; Normal Factory $500K on 2025-09-13; Warren.io $300K on 2025-08-28).
Timing and geography show concentration: the most recent entry is Lonestar on 2025-11-26, while the oldest in the shown set is also 2025-07-17 (Princeton Digital Group and Relativity Networks nearby in date). “Series Unknown” appears in 16 of 50 rows (e.g., RaySecur 2025-11-23; Transcelestial Technologies 2025-11-10; OPē Technologies 2025-08-25), and the dataset includes multiple distinct high-dollar city entries rather than one repeated hub (Singapore appears multiple times—e.g., Infinite Orbits 2025-11-12 and Princeton Digital Group 2025-07-17—alongside other single-location cities).
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Frequently asked
What stands out in deal size—are there clear outliers among the disclosed amounts?
Princeton Digital Group’s $1.3B (2025-07-17) is an outlier by disclosed size; the next-largest disclosed rounds are $150M (Distalmotion, 2025-11-17) and $104M (EnduroSat, 2025-11-01), leaving most other disclosed deals clustered well below that range (e.g., $72M Q.ANT on 2025-07-17 and $89M Ferroelectric Memory Company on 2025-11-11).
How much of the list lacks a disclosed stage label (or is completely undisclosed), and does that affect comparisons?
Stage is labeled “Series Unknown” in 16 of 50 rows (including RaySecur on 2025-11-23 with undisclosed amount and Transcelestial Technologies on 2025-11-10), while “undisclosed” funding amounts appear on 6 rows (e.g., RaySecur 2025-11-23; Phocas 2025-10-14; AccessPlus Communications 2025-08-13). That means many cross-stage size comparisons rely only on disclosed amounts.
Is there a temporal cluster in this hardware list, or are dates spread evenly across the window?
The visible window runs from 2025-07-17 (oldest shown date; Princeton Digital Group $1.3B and Q.ANT $72M) through 2025-11-26 (most recent; Lonestar $400K), with frequent high-profile closings in November (e.g., Distalmotion $150M on 2025-11-17, Ursa Major $100M on 2025-11-17, Quindar $18M on 2025-11-21).
Do any geographies or cities appear repeatedly, suggesting a local cluster of hardware funding?
There’s no single city that repeats across most entries, but Singapore shows up multiple times (Infinite Orbits, Singapore, $18M on 2025-11-12; Transcelestial Technologies, Singapore, undisclosed on 2025-11-10; Princeton Digital Group, Singapore, $1.3B on 2025-07-17). Several other cities appear only once in the shown set (e.g., Philadelphia for FORT Robotics on 2025-08-06).
Which stage labels dominate when stage is disclosed, and what does that imply for where investors are landing within this slice?
When stage is disclosed, the list includes multiple entries across later rounds and growth (e.g., Distalmotion Series G on 2025-11-17 for $150M; Ursa Major Series E on 2025-11-17 for $100M; Morse Micro Series C on 2025-09-27 for $58M), but “Seed” and early labels are also present with low-to-mid disclosed amounts (e.g., Jabbr Seed $5M on 2025-10-18; Relativity Networks Seed $6M on 2025-07-23; Eon Space Labs Seed $1M on 2025-08-05).
Are there other notable low-end disclosed rounds besides the smallest one?
Beyond the smallest disclosed amount ($680K for Utelogy on 2025-09-15), the lower disclosed range also includes Normal Factory at $500K on 2025-09-13 and Warren.io at $300K on 2025-08-28. In contrast, many of the largest disclosed rounds cluster in the tens-to-100s of millions (e.g., $89M Ferroelectric Memory Company on 2025-11-11 and $72M Q.ANT on 2025-07-17), making the sub-$1M deals a distinct bottom tier.
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