Germany-based OQmented raises €18.4M for its MEMS mirror, laser scanning solutions
OQmented helps tech companies and eyewear producers to create fashionable all-day wearable Augmented or Mixed Reality spectacles.
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OQmented helps tech companies and eyewear producers to create fashionable all-day wearable Augmented or Mixed Reality spectacles.
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Prague-based Miwa Technologies, a startup that has developed a technology to reduce packaging waste, announced on Friday that it has been…
Estateguru is a pan-European marketplace for property-backed loans for SMEs and carefully selected investment opportunities.
Raisin reached the one million customers mark recently, and claims it generated interest of €850M for them since its inception in 2012.
Copenhagen-based Lun, a climate tech startup, announced on Thursday, March 23, that it has raised €10.3M in a Seed round of funding from new investors Norrsken VC, Partech, Lowercarbon Capital, and MCJ Collective, as well as existing investor Foundamental.
NPEX is a stock exchange where an investor can buy and/or trade shares and bonds of Dutch SMEs.
Helsinki-based MVision AI, a medtech company, announced on Thursday that it has secured €5.4M in a post-Seed funding round led by Sweden-based J12 Ventures and Finland-based Voima Ventures.
HeavyFinance aims to reduce CO2 emissions by 1 gigaton by 2050, and hence offers funding and loan programmes for companies in the sustainable agriculture sphere.
Munich-based IntegrityNext, a sustainability software platform, announced on Thursday that it has secured €100M from the EQT Growth fund…
OneThird’s AI-powered near-infrared scanning technology allows farmers, food distributors, merchants, and customers to correctly forecast fresh produce shelf life and reduce food waste.
Reykjavik, Iceland-based CCP Games, an independent game developer, announced on Tuesday, March 21, that it has secured $40M (approximately €36.6M) in funding led by Andreessen Horowitz (a16z).