MOUNTAIN VIEW, CA – A California startup that aims to disrupt the electronics materials market has received an undisclosed investment from a local angel investment firm.

Terecircuits, a maker of novel polymers and processes that rely on chemical instead of mechanical assembly, received the investment from Tech Coast Angels of Orange County.

“We are excited about this latest investment from Tech Coast Angels,” said Wayne Rickard, CEO, Terecircuits. “It will allow us to add critical resources, advancing our progress toward our company’s mission of making micro-assembly accessible and affordable for the next generation of microLED displays, IoT devices, wearables, smart vehicles, virtual reality, and medical devices. Working with such a large and experienced group of angel investors has brought both new capital and helpful additional expertise to our team.”

“We were pleased to meet the Terecircuits founders and learn about their innovative approach of using polymer chemistry to replace the mechanical process traditionally used to assemble electronics,” said Tech Coast Angels OC member Ray Weston. “We see the potential for Terecircuits’ technology to deliver a step-change in nanodevice assembly by dramatically reducing the costs, time, and error rate of manufacturing products such as advanced flat panel displays. Terecircuits is a great example of the type of entrepreneurship that TCA members like to support.”

Tech Coast Angels Orange County is made up of more than 400 members who collectively provide seed capital and advice to early-stage entrepreneurs.

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