Two Sigma Ventures

3DR Inc is an American company specializing in the design and manufacture of essential electronic systems for unmanned vehicles, drones, and UAVs. They focus on open-source and open hardware-based autopilots, emphasizing quality and innovation. With in-house production capabilities, they ensure high-quality products and a secure supply chain. Their mission is to provide effective tools for product integration, serving thousands of customers globally. 3DR's commitment to engineering and technical excellence positions them as a leader in the drone technology market.

Provider of an Internet safety platform designed to provide parents an option to protect children online without compromising their privacy. The company's internet safety platform utilizes data science, machine learning and pattern matching methods to alert parents with research-based, actionable recommendations for addressing the issue head-on, putting more power in parents' hands to help address digital dangers, enabling parents to work with their children to keep them safe.

Boundless is a new technology company providing immigrants with the tools, information, and personalized support to navigate their immigration journey.

Ansel Health is a supplemental health insurance provider that enhances employee benefits by offering customizable plans covering over 13,000 injuries and illnesses. Their unique selling proposition lies in their 100% paperless process, fast claims payment within 72 hours, and no exclusions for pre-existing conditions. Ansel Health aims to alleviate the financial burden of unexpected medical expenses for employees, making it an attractive option for employers looking to improve their health benefit strategies. With a focus on technology and user experience, Ansel Health positions itself as a modern solution in the health insurance market, appealing to both employers and employees seeking efficient and effective coverage.

Canary is a Consumer IoT SaaS business and an IoT category leader with IoT users in over 180 countries. The company's mission is to enhance consumers' lives by making modern technologies useful, easy, affordable and safe - IoT for everyone. The company offers DIY smart home security and monitoring SaaS subscription bundles that include 24/7 watch live video, AI driven motion alerts, video history and many more advanced features. All bundles also include FREE device from the company's award-winning designed HD wi-fi enabled cameras, for indoor & outdoor, both battery powered & wired. The subscribers can choose depending on their individual needs a subscription with a basic camera or an all-in-one device with sensors such as air quality monitoring and a siren. The subscription plans are available as prepaid or auto-renewed monthly, 1 & 2 year plans. Founded in 2012, the company was acquired by its peer Smartfrog in 2018. The two businesses were then merged into Smartfrog & Canary Holdings, headquartered in NYC. The group's full-stack platform and value chain is end-to-end controlled and protected by over 100 patents. The platform enables data-driven businesses, offering SaaS solutions across product areas, supporting people from infancy to seniority, accompanying them through their whole life. Starting with Smart Home Security, the business is gradually scaling to new verticals such as Smart Locks & Access, Last Mile In-Home Delivery, Baby & Child Care, Pet Care, Elder- and Healthcare. The group grows both organically and through mergers and acquisitions.

Candu is a digital adoption platform that empowers product teams to create seamless user experiences without coding. It offers a suite of tools including onboarding checklists, modals, popups, and analytics to enhance user engagement and drive product adoption. Candu differentiates itself with its no-code, drag-and-drop editor that allows teams to design and personalize in-product experiences quickly. The platform is designed for growth product managers, UX designers, and developers, enabling them to activate new users and guide them through key features. With a focus on product-led growth, Candu has gained traction by helping teams reduce development cycles and improve user onboarding processes.

From the shelves of a warehouse to your kitchen sink, the real world is full of clutter. At CapSen Robotics, their goal is to provide a universal 3D computer vision system which enables computers to understand the physical world in all of its cluttered glory. Robots and computer vision systems are slowly making their way out of the factory and into less structured environments such as hospitals, warehouses, farms, and homes. Although recent advances are quite impressive, these systems are still limited in their ability to understand what they see and must be carefully programmed to get the bare minimum of information out of their sensory data in order to accomplish their assigned tasks. Their goal at CapSen Robotics is to change this—they have developed a suite of computer vision solutions based on new research from MIT on 3D object detection in cluttered scenes. This is a foundational technology that will have broad impact on a wide range of consumer, industrial, and defense markets, from computer gaming and augmented reality to logistics, manufacturing, and robotics. They are beta testing with system integrators like The Proud Company and robotics companies like IAM Robotics on robotic picking applications, and are partnering with a top 5 government contractor on a non-robotic warehouse application for a large Fortune 100 distributor. One of the robots using their object detection software at MIT recently took part in a robotic order fulfillment competition sponsored by Amazon and took 2nd place out of 31 teams.

Castor is an international health-tech company founded by CEO Derk Arts, MD, Ph.D. Their cloud-based clinical data platform simplifies the entire clinical trial process, from recruitment to analysis, for researchers worldwide. More than 50,000 researchers across 90 countries are using Castor to supercharge their research. Castor’s platform has supported more than 4,000 commercial and academic studies that cover a broad range of therapeutic areas including diabetes, cardiovascular disease, rare diseases, infectious diseases, and oncology. Researchers on the platform generate vast amounts of data from traditional and remote trials, and Castor recently reached milestones of 180,000,000 data points and 2,000,000 enrolled patients. Castor’s goal is to make the world’s research data reusable, enabling AI-driven clinical trials, and ultimately creating a future in which they maximize the impact of data through reuse.

Comet is doing for ML what GitHub did for Code. It allows data scientists to automatically track their datasets, code changes, experimentation history, and production models creating efficiency, transparency, and reproducibility. Comet.ml is the first platform built for ML that enables engineers and data scientists to efficiently maintain their preferred workflow and tools, while easily tracking previous work and collaborating throughout the iterative process. Comet.ml also optimizes models with bayesian hyperparameter optimization - a type of algorithm - which saves time typically spent on manual tuning ML models. As a result, users have increased visibility of data science, ML results, and progress throughout an organization.

Compound Eye is a pioneering company that combines AI with classical computer vision to enable autonomous machines to perceive their environment with human-like precision. Their flagship product, VIDAS, provides advanced imaging solutions that deliver depth measurements, scene understanding, and position tracking, making it suitable for various applications in defense, heavy equipment, and automotive sectors. The company has secured multiple SBIR awards from the US Department of Defense and is actively engaged with clients across industries, focusing on creating cost-effective sensing and perception solutions that can be deployed on any vehicle platform. With a mission to teach machines to see, Compound Eye is positioned to lead in the rapidly evolving field of autonomous technology.

CoverWallet is an online platform that offers insurance management services to its clients. CoverWallet’s range of insurance include general liability, workers’ compensation, commercial property, BOP, professional liability, E&O, medical malpractice, umbrella insurance, D&O, cyber liability, inland marine, EPLI, commercial auto, disability, health, and product and pollution liability. Its services are provided to firms in the administrative, agricultural, construction, consulting, contractor, education, finance, food, healthcare, management, manufacturing, mining, non-profit, scientific, and real estate industries. CoverWallet was launched in 2015 by Inaki Berenguer and Rashmi Melgiri and is based in New York.

Cylera is a healthcare IoT cybersecurity and intelligence company that provides a comprehensive platform for protecting healthcare organizations. The company specializes in delivering unified cybersecurity for asset management, risk analysis, and threat detection, ensuring advanced security for connected medical devices and infrastructure. With a focus on building long-lasting relationships, Cylera has achieved significant traction, securing numerous healthcare networks and hospitals globally, and is recognized as a leader in connected medical device security.