Artificial intelligence in practice — what it changes, who it concentrates power for, and how it lands in the businesses and policies of the technology economy.
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At the biggest tech show, Mobile World Congress (MWC) 2019 in Barcelona, Travis the Translator, which has introduced pocket AI translators to the world has announced new variants for Travel and Business.
Berlin-based live interaction analysis and training startup i2x has secured a €10 million in a Series A funding round.
Swedish tech company Husqvarna, which aims to become a global leader of outdoor power products for forest, park and garden care has recently unveiled an AI-powered all-wheel drive robotic lawn mower which can be synced to Amazon Alexa or Google Home.
In a recent development, NordicNinja VC has officially launched its new €100M VC fund in partnership with Panasonic, Honda, Omron, and the Japan Bank for International Cooperation (JBIC).
Paris-based startup Antescofo has created a digital orchestra called Metronaut by combining music with AI. The startup has endured €4 million fund infusion supported by Facebook’s chief AI scientist Yann Le Cun and former Sony Corporation CEO Nobuyuki Idei.
Berlin-based tech startup German Autolabs is committed to providing innovative AI-powered voice assistance for car users.
Stockholm-based startup Peltarion is dedicated to enhancing the quality of life through artificial intelligence.
Dutch startup Gearbox Innovations has received an investment of €300,000 from the regional investment fund UNIIQ, in order to bring a revolution in the market by implementing digitization in the grading and sorting process of fruit and vegetable produce.
Helsinki-based programmatic video advertising company Thirdpresence has acquired video platform Flowplayer.
London-based venture capital firm InReach Ventures has just declared the closing of new €53 million funding for European tech startups.
Konux, a Munich-based Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) company has raised €11.5 million in an extension of its Series B round, bringing the total amount raised in the round since last year to €29 million.
Paris-based visual recognition startup Deepomatic applied to industrial projects, has just undergone a fund inflow of €5.5 million in a Series A round.
