Vegvisir, an Estonian defense tech startup, secured venture funding from Iron Wolf Capital to advance its command-and-control software for multi-domain military operations. The platform aims to unify manned and unmanned systems across ground, air, maritime, and sub-sea domains, addressing interoperability challenges in modern warfare.
Pocket, an AI device for recording conversations and ideas, raised 11 million USD in a Seed round led by Accel. The funding includes participation from Y Combinator, Silicon Valley angels, and Matyjusz Staniszewski of ElevenLabs.
Italian VC P101 merged with PranaVentures to create a €100M fund targeting early-stage European tech startups, combining €600M+ in assets and expanding seed-stage capabilities.
Swiss engineering startup Subatron has secured €162,000 from Venture Kick to develop a new underwater communication platform. The technology aims to improve real-time data transmission for underwater vehicles, divers, and monitoring systems by addressing limitations of conventional wireless systems. Funds will support market entry in Switzerland and Europe.
Prague-based Wultra, a post-quantum digital identity platform for financial institutions, secured €6.8 million in Series A funding led by Seventure Partners. The investment will accelerate international expansion, product development, and alignment with upcoming European digital identity regulations.
ProfesorCBD, through its subsidiary Cannabioteacher, has raised 207,000 euros to develop Spain’s first medical cannabis administration device. The funding will support the creation of a medical device designed for medicinal cannabis delivery.
Polish medtech startup BliskoMed announced that entrepreneurs Tomasz and Piotr Karwatka have joined its investor group to support the company’s mission of revolutionizing professional home medical visits.
Archimede, a Sicilian deeptech startup, raised 1.5 million euros in a seed round led by Primo Capital. The company develops ArchMesh, a modular off-grid infrastructure management solution integrating predictive energy management, satellite connectivity, and low-code software. Funds will support scaling and international expansion.
Spanish cleantech company H2SITE, specializing in hydrogen production and separation technologies, has expanded its Series B funding round to over 42 million euros after securing an additional 6 million euros from EIC Fund and a new private investor.
LivingFilters, a Lund University spinout, raised €420K in pre-seed funding led by Turbine Capital to advance AI-designed protein technology for removing PFAS and micropollutants from water. The funds will support pilot projects and product development aligned with EU regulatory mandates.