Hyperplane

Hyperplane is an early-stage venture capital firm that invests in seed-stage companies applying artificial intelligence to the physical world. Founded in 2015, the firm describes its approach as high-conviction: it backs founders at pre-seed or seed stage, often before their ideas become consensus, and positions itself as a long-term partner through the course of company building.

The firm's technical focus spans artificial intelligence, machine learning, robotics, automation, AI infrastructure and AI workflows. Sector interest is concentrated in essential industries - healthcare, agriculture, logistics, industrial automation, robotics, and physical infrastructure - where the thesis is that AI can rebuild businesses from the data layer up. The stated mission is to move AI beyond the lab and into these industries.

Hyperplane's name is drawn from the machine-learning concept of a hyperplane: the boundary that separates signal from noise. That framing reflects an investment philosophy oriented toward identifying promising founders and ideas early.

Alongside its investment activity, the firm emphasises long-term founder partnership as a distinct part of its work, engaging with portfolio founders over the full arc of building a company rather than at a single point in the funding cycle.