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Rainmaker, a geoengineering startup, has secured $6.3 million in seed funding to advance its cloud seeding technology aimed at increasing rainfall in arid regions. The funding round includes contributions from LongJourneyVC, 1517 Fund, Starship VC, Tamarack Global, Day One Ventures, and notable angel investors Garry Tan and Balaji Srinivasan. Rainmaker's technology utilizes advanced radar software, LiDAR, and fast-response drones to enhance precipitation over critical watersheds. This initiative addresses the urgent water scarcity issues threatening ecosystems, agriculture, and livelihoods, particularly in the Western U.S.
The world needs more bold founders willing to courageously take on hard problems. @ADoricko and team are doing exactly that at Rainmaker. The odds are against them, but if they succeed humanity will be better off. One of the easier investment decisions I've made recently. https://t.co/SEUiiTWcyx
As someone who grew up in CA and whose parents drilled into me never to use more water than we need, @RainmakerCorp's mission is dear to my heart @ADoricko is going to save our country from drying up + is a deep tech co shipping at software speed 🚀 https://t.co/u2l4zY1jjb
Our country is running out of water. @ADoricko + @RainmakerCorp will save the U.S. from drying up, enhancing precipitation over critical watersheds using advanced radar software, LiDAR, and fast-response drones Proud to back a deep tech company operating with software speed 👇
