Standard Medicine, a new AI company, has developed an all‑knowing medical assistant for doctors and other healthcare professionals. The startup is leaving stealth mode and preparing to offer its AI doctor solution. One of the first investors is Peter Carlsson, who has a special connection with founder and physician Mikael Graflund Kastengren.
Maska is an AI-driven platform that enables companies in the food, textile and tourism sectors to verify and manage sustainability claims on websites, social media, packaging and reports, connecting each claim with supporting evidence and relevant regulations to mitigate legal and reputational risks and prevent greenwashing.
IOVI creates intelligent artificial vision solutions for factories and other industrial settings. Its main product, INESCUBE, merges artificial intelligence, high‑precision optics, 3‑D and multispectral imaging, and embedded hardware to automate quality inspections, spot anomalies and improve processes across Industry 4.0, food‑processing and logistics.
European spacetech scale‑up Iceye opened a new subsidiary in New Delhi, India, to provide advanced intelligence, surveillance and environmental monitoring services to Indian defence and intelligence agencies and to build local manufacturing capabilities.
BeatSquares was highlighted as the startup of the week in a Deutsche Startups article that also mentioned other news items such as the Superangels angel‑matching fund, the departure of CloudEatery founder Matthias Schneider, and the early start of Messe‑PR. No specific funding, acquisition or product launch details were provided for BeatSquares.
MyPup, a 12‑year‑old Amsterdam startup that provides smart parcel lockers installed behind the doors of office and residential buildings, aims to grow its network to 1,000 lockers by 2027, targeting new housing complexes and expanding further in the UK and Ireland, financed from internal capital.
Italian Instagram page “Berlusconismo nostalgico”, which amassed over 100,000 followers, filed a trademark registration for the brand covering multiple product categories, aiming to protect the page and expand into editorial and merchandising activities.
Absia Legaltech has created Europe’s first self‑configurable network of legal AI agents for law firms. The SaaS platform can be set up in eight minutes using a QR code, requires no IT team, provides 24/7 WhatsApp customer support, assists in drafting legal documents and offers predictive court analytics.
ATBIT introduced a new OCR solution that combines cutting‑edge artificial intelligence with full data privacy, helping companies automate financial document flows without the risk of cloud‑based data exposure.
Funecon is a Spanish startup offering an online service that simplifies funeral arrangements for non‑Spanish residents and visitors, connecting families with funeral homes, consulates and authorities through one platform.