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$40M
answersnow has raised $40 million in Series B funding led by HealthQuest Capital, with participation from Left Lane Capital and Owl Ventures. The company provides virtual applied behavioral analysis therapy, achieving clinically significant outcomes in one-sixth the hours of traditional therapy, thus reducing costs for payors by up to 75%. The new funding will be used to scale operations, double clinical staff, and enhance AI capabilities for personalized therapy. In 2025, answersnow facilitated nearly 100,000 hours of therapy, with 96% of families reporting meaningful improvements.Investors: HealthQuest Capital, Left Lane Capital, Owl Ventures
$8M
Biomakers, a precision medicine and oncology intelligence company based in San Francisco, has secured an additional $8 million in funding. This investment will help the company transition to an AI-native platform aimed at enhancing drug and diagnostic development, improving clinical trial execution, and broadening access to precision oncology worldwide. Key investors include Labcorp Venture Fund, Oncology Ventures, and others.Investors: Labcorp Venture Fund, Oncology Ventures
$59.94M
Orbem has secured โฌ55.5 million in Series B funding to enhance its efforts in creating a healthier and more sustainable future. The funding round was led by Innovation Industries and included participation from Supernova Invest, along with continued support from existing investors such as General Catalyst, 83North, The Venture Collective (TVC), and Possible Ventures.Investors: Innovation Industries, Supernova Invest, General Catalyst, 83North, The Venture Collective (TVC), Possible Ventures
$13M
BrightInsight, a San Jose, CA-based company specializing in digital health solutions, raised $13 million in funding. The investment was backed by Eclipse, General Catalyst, Insight Partners, Mayo Clinic, and New Leaf Venture Partners. The funds will be used to accelerate the development of its AI-enabled medication persistence and adherence solutions, including a patient app.Investors: Eclipse, General Catalyst, Insight Partners, Mayo Clinic, New Leaf Venture Partners
$59.94M
Munich-based Orbem has secured โฌ55.5 million in a Series B financing round led by Innovation Industries, with participation from Supernova Invest and existing backers like General Catalyst. Orbem leverages AI for non-invasive magnetic resonance imaging to analyze biological materials, addressing challenges in agriculture and food production. Its flagship product, Genus Focus, determines poultry egg sex in under one second, reducing the need for culling male chicks. The funding will facilitate expansion into the U.S. and the fruit and vegetable sector, while enhancing healthcare applications.Investors: Innovation Industries, Supernova Invest, General Catalyst
$2.7M
Cancilico, a Dresden-based AI diagnostics startup focused on blood cancers, has raised โฌ2.5 million in seed funding. The company aims to automate and enhance the accuracy of blood and bone marrow analysis through its flagship product, Myeloaid. The investment was led by a consortium including High-Tech Grรผnderfonds and Technologiegrรผnderfonds Sachsen, among others. This funding will help navigate regulatory landscapes and improve patient outcomes without significant capital expenditure.Investors: High-Tech Grรผnderfonds, Technologiegrรผnderfonds Sachsen
$1.62M
Dublin-based Luna Systems has raised โฌ1.5 million to launch its AI safety camera for cyclists. The funding round was led by Fundracer Capital and EIT Urban Mobility, with support from Enterprise Ireland. The company aims to enhance cycling safety with features like collision warnings and blind-spot detection, inspired by advanced driver assistance systems. Luna plans to market a rear-facing AI camera paired with a smartphone app to help cyclists navigate traffic more safely and confidently.Investors: Fundracer Capital, EIT Urban Mobility, Enterprise Ireland
$29.5M
Vista AI, a Palo Alto, CA-based company specializing in automated MRI scanning software, raised $29.5 million in Series B funding. The round was led by Cedars-Sinai Health System, Intermountain Health, University of Utah Hospital System, Temple University/Fox Chase Cancer Center, and Tampa General Hospital, with participation from Khosla Ventures and Bold Brain. This funding aims to enhance MRI scanning capabilities in hospitals and imaging centers.Investors: Cedars-Sinai Health System, Intermountain Health, University of Utah Hospital System, Temple University/Fox Chase Cancer Center, Tampa General Hospital, Khosla Ventures, Bold Brain