May’s reported investments highlight the continued breadth of innovation being supported by angel investors across the ACA community. From advanced medical technologies and AI-powered enterprise tools to next-generation materials, robotics, wireless monitoring, and defense applications, angel groups are backing companies addressing complex challenges across healthcare, infrastructure, manufacturing, and data systems. These investments demonstrate the critical role angel capital continues to play in helping emerging companies move from breakthrough ideas toward scalable commercial impact.
Investments
- SunRay Scientific, Inc. is a Wall Township, New Jersey-based company that provides breakthrough conductive adhesives for complex applications. It received a $25,000 investment from Delaware Crossing Investor Group in Q1, 2026.
- Bounce Imagining is a Buffalo, New York-based company that makes products that keep first-responders, warfighters, and civilians safer with low-cost, easy-to-use imaging and robotics systems. It received a $1,240,000 investment from New York City-based New York Angels in Q2, 2026.
- Molten Dynamics is an Austin, Texas-based company that provides engineering thermal management for next generation compute. It received a $277,000 investment from Austin, Texas-based Central Texas Angel Network in Q1, 2026.
- Mussel Polymers, Inc. is a Bethlehem, Pennsylvania-based company that develops effective adhesive solutions for the most challenging applications. It received a $200,000 investment from Tucson, Arizona-based Desert Angels in Q1, 2026.
- Wyebot, Inc. is a Naples, Florida-based company that is a AI-powered Wi-Fi optimization company. It received a $200,000 investment from Naples, Florida-based Tamiami Angel Funds in Q1, 2026.
- Healonics is a Seattle, Washington-based company that develops safer, more reliable vascular access solutions to enhance the health and longevity of kidney failure patients. It received a $110,000 investment from Albuquerque, New Mexico-based New Mexico Angels in Q1, 2026.
- Panther Therapeutics is an Austin, Texas-based company that provides the power of cancer fighting drugs by enabling continuous high-dose treatment exclusively at the site of the tumor. It received a $34,000 investment from Boston, Massachusetts-based Sidecar Angels in Q1, 2026.
- DataUnite is a Santa Barbara, California-based company that empowers biopharma companies and health systems to seamlessly access critical real-world data. It received an $87,000 investment from Phoenix, Arizona-based Arizona Tech Investors in Q4, 2025.
- Nestimate is a Lincoln, Nebraska-based company that makes it easy to implement retirement income solutions in your defined contribution plan. It received a $30,000 investment from Lincoln, Nebraska-based Nebraska Angels in Q4, 2025.
- Time Machine, Inc. is an Irvine, California-based company that is an organizational learning infrastructure company using AI technology for modern teams. It received a $250,000 investment from San Diego. California-based NuFund Venture Group.
- Aurora Medical Technology is a Minneapolis, Minnesota-based company that is developing breakthrough incisionless suturing technology for endoscopic procedures. It received a $310,000 investment from Minneapolis, Minnesota-based Gopher Angels in Q2, 2025.
- Delta Development is a Tucson, Arizona-based company that develops and manufactures a mobile infusion kit so military and civilian medics can treat blood loss on scene. It received a $395,000 from Austin, Texas-based Central Texas Angel Network in Q4, 2025.
- Pollis Platform is a Phoenix, Arizona-based company that allows retailers to create polls with their items to get their customer friend’s feedback on items. It received a $170,000 investment from New York City-based New York Angels in Q3, 2025.
- Makani Science is an Irvine, California-based company that produces continuous wireless, wearable, respiratory monitor. It received a $240,000 investment from southern California-based TCA Venture Group in Q2, 2025.
Looking Ahead
These investments reflect the strength and diversity of angel-backed innovation across the country. From healthcare and diagnostics to AI, advanced materials, enterprise software, and industrial technologies, angel groups continue to play a critical role in helping promising companies move from early traction toward scalable impact.
As more groups share their investment activity, the collective picture becomes clearer—demonstrating not only where capital is flowing, but how angels are supporting innovation in communities nationwide.
How to Participate
We encourage all ACA member groups to take part by sharing their investment and exit data with Deals to Destinations author and Data Analytics Chair Emeritus Rick Timmins, CTAN. If your group is interested in joining the rollout, please reach out to the ACA Data Analytics Committee team for details on how to contribute.
