Latvian startup Trace.Space introduced Trinity, a platform that unifies requirements, testing, design parameters and product variants, giving AI agents access to engineering data to speed up the move from prototype to mass‑manufactured hardware. The launch is backed by a $4 million seed round aimed at further product development and market expansion.
Berlin‑based Deepslate raised €7.7 million in a seed round led by 42CAP to expand its European‑focused speech‑to‑speech AI platform, which processes spoken language directly and is hosted entirely within the EU.
Italian startup Billding, founded in 2022, offers a platform that analyses utility bills for households and small businesses. In 2024 the company raised €530,000 from a group of Italian angel investors, including co‑founders of Satispay and other tech entrepreneurs, to enhance its technology and grow its team of 35 employees across Milan and Catania.
Traveltech startup Tryp.com, founded in 2021 by six engineering students in Odense, Denmark, has raised €1.9 million in a seed round led by Point Capital Partners, with participation from Iberis Capital and angel investors. The funding brings its total capital to €5.9 million and will be used to broaden partnerships with travel brands, launch new product experiences and support geographic expansion into Asia and the Americas. The company now serves over 10 million users and processes around 14,000 tickets per month.
Polish startup autoMEE has raised a seed round of 10 million PLN, backed by venture capital fund Level2 Ventures and a group of private business angels, to develop its real‑time accounting solution.
Munich‑based HR tech startup Ahron secured €2.2 million in a funding round led by Cusp Capital to accelerate development of its AI agent‑based platform that automates HR processes and to fund international expansion.
Belgian construction‑tech startup Spotable secured €4 million in seed capital to enhance its AI‑driven measurement and quoting platform for roofers and other contractors, and to scale the business across Europe and the US.
Italian deep‑tech spin‑off Qsensato announced a €1 million SAFE round, led by Quantonation and Deep Ocean Capital, to finance its first in‑house fab and further develop quantum atomic sensors. The funding follows a 2025 pre‑seed round and comes alongside awards and research partnerships, positioning the company for industrial scale‑up.
Swedish startup Klang.ai raised €1.3 million to develop its own European speech‑AI model, Klang Pianissimo, which provides real‑time transcription on local hardware, and will use the funds to expand product development and enter new markets in the Nordics, Benelux, DACH and Japan.
Spanish insurtech startup Aniwa raised €500,000 in a mixed public‑private round to further develop its policy‑centralising platform, expand its team and deepen partnerships within the insurance sector.