HaloMesh Ventures launches $40M fund to back tooling for hybrid physical-digital products

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HaloMesh Ventures announced a $40 million venture fund aimed at early-stage companies creating tooling for physical-digital product design and manufacturing. The fund provides capital, lab access for rapid prototyping, and mentorship from hardware design veterans.

Target areas include haptics, sensor integration, digital twins for manufacturing, and tooling that shortens iteration cycles between digital simulation and physical prototypes. The fund will invest across pre-seed and seed stages and offer founders time-limited access to fabrication facilities.

HaloMesh Ventures also plans to run themed accelerator cohorts and curate demo days for manufacturing partners and CPG leaders to facilitate pilot programs. The initiative reflects renewed VC interest in startups that reduce friction between digital design and physical production.