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$9.72M
Berlin-based Circle Health has secured โฌ9 million in a seed round led by Atlantic.vc, with participation from CRB Health Tech, Calm/Storm Ventures, and Kfund. The funding aims to address the fragmented European preventive healthcare market by developing Circle OS, an integrated platform that combines diagnostics, AI support, and digital health tools. Since its launch in 2023, Circle Health has treated thousands of patients in its Berlin clinic, focusing on proactive health management and planning to expand its hybrid clinic model across Germany.Investors: Atlantic.vc, CRB Health Tech, Calm/Storm Ventures, Kfund
$3.75M
London-based drug safety startup Sable Bio has secured $3.75 million in seed funding led by MMC Ventures, with support from Episode 1 Ventures and Seedcamp. The funding aims to enhance its platform that helps pharmaceutical companies detect safety risks earlier in drug development, addressing the costly issue of unexpected toxicity in clinical trials. Sable has generated $0.5 million in revenue and signed agreements with top pharma firms, showcasing the demand for its innovative safety assessment solutions.Investors: MMC Ventures, Episode 1 Ventures, Seedcamp
$10M
Microsynetics, a Soest, Germany-based startup, raised $10 million in Series A funding for its AI-powered senior safety solution called Gardia. The funding round was led by Peak, with participation from Amberra and Butterfly & Elephant, along with existing backers. The company plans to use the funds to expand across the DACH region and grow its B2B partnerships.Investors: Peak, Amberra, Butterfly & Elephant
$29M
Galux, a biotech company based in Seoul, South Korea, raised $29 million in Series B funding to develop AI-driven protein therapeutics. The funding round was led by Intervest and Dayli Partners, with participation from existing investors and new investors including Yuanta Investment and Korea Development Bank.Investors: Intervest, Dayli Partners, Yuanta Investment, Korea Development Bank
$1.08M
Runeasi, a Leuven-based company specializing in AI-driven running and gait analysis, has secured โฌ1 million in funding. The investment, led by Smarter Ventures with participation from Freshmen Fund, Gemma Frisius Fund, and angel investor Sean Gourley, aims to accelerate international expansion and enhance its motion analysis technology. The platform is currently utilized in over 40 countries, having completed more than 50,000 analyses, and focuses on providing accurate data for sports physiotherapists and coaches.Investors: Smarter Ventures, Freshmen Fund, Gemma Frisius Fund, Sean Gourley
$1.08M
Runeasi, a Leuven, Belgium-based provider of an AI platform for running and gait analysis, raised โฌ1 million in funding. The round was led by Smarter Ventures, with participation from existing investors Freshmen Fund, Gemma Frisius Fund, the company's founders, and angel investor Sean Gourley. The funds will be used to accelerate international expansion.Investors: Smarter Ventures, Freshmen Fund, Gemma Frisius Fund, Sean Gourley