Septeo is expanding its legal‑tech offering by introducing Septeo Legal, a solution that combines its existing practice‑management software, Lexbase content and artificial‑intelligence functions to become the environment where lawyers prepare their work, shifting focus from cabinet management to legal research, analysis and drafting.
The article explains that Europe creates more tech startups than the US but has far less venture capital. To help startups bridge the gap, NSBProject created a comprehensive readiness assessment that evaluates technology, manufacturing, integration, commercial, team and legal aspects. The methodology has been tested on more than 30 technologies and validated with the Flandersmake hub in Belgium. A case study on a Greek university spin‑off shows how the tool identifies gaps and provides a roadmap for market entry, especially in digital health.
After a seminar with Walley, Byggmax customers can now carry out whole building projects using the company’s AI agents, which the Head of Product & Tech at Walley calls “pioneers”.
Qdrant, a Berlin‑based vector database startup, revealed it will expand its focus from software‑only vector search to physical AI applications, signalling a new chapter for the company.
BrainMapp Software Solutions has been established as a new spin‑off from the Autonomous University of Barcelona (UAB) and the Computer Vision Center (CVC) to bring to market a digital technology that assists medical teams during brain tumour surgeries by improving brain mapping and identifying critical zones.
The platform Mommy HAI, which connects about 30,000 parents, held a two‑day fair in Bucharest to showcase a wide variety of extracurricular activities for children, including science, robotics, arts and sports, bringing together dozens of organisations and offering hands‑on experiences.
The article describes how AI models are shaking up the fashion industry, with new European startups like Uncut and Gyodi quickly gaining high‑profile fashion clients, while established players express concern.
Aisla introduced “Ovunque vicini”, a free service that brings specialist care to ALS patients at home across Italy, using a 12‑hour‑a‑day operations centre and the Isa app to triage and connect patients with specialists from the NeMo clinical centers
BlubRaid, created by four Romanian high‑school students, offers a dual‑brain SaaS solution that can block or verify AI agent actions to ensure compliance with company policies and European GDPR/AI Act regulations. The team has released an MVP, is courting investors, and aims for European market entry before expanding to the US.
Swedish e‑commerce platform Quickbutik introduced Quickbutik Checkout, a unified payment solution developed with Adyen, which lets merchants manage payments, payouts and disputes alongside orders and accounting. During a pilot of 5,000 orders, conversion rates rose by an average of 7 %. The service is now open to all merchants, aiming to bring large‑merchant checkout features to businesses of any size.