Swedish deeptech company Digiclean has raised €2.5 million in a seed funding round to advance its AI and sensor-based platform for optimizing industrial cleaning processes. The platform, deployed at over 20 sites in Sweden, uses real-time data to automate chemical dosing, reduce waste, and improve regulatory compliance.
Baker, an AI-operated performance marketing agency, secured 525,000€ in funding led by Draper B1, with participation from Angels (Marina de Empresas) and Itnig.
Six Robotics, a Norwegian DefenceTech startup, raised €12 million in a Seed round led by DTCP Defence to develop autonomy software for unmanned systems. The funding will support collaboration with Norwegian defence partners and international expansion.
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.
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.
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.
SegurosIA, a Malaga-based insurtech startup, secured 150,000 euros from Eoniq.fund to advance its AI-driven solutions for the insurance industry.
Atheni AI, a UK startup co-founded by Louise Ballard and Mackenzie Howe, focuses on enabling effective AI adoption in organizations. The company provides coaching and training to help employees use AI tools like ChatGPT and Microsoft Copilot strategically, addressing low adoption rates and fragmented AI usage. After securing £350,000 in funding, Atheni aims to scale its platform that combines personalized AI coaching with analytics to drive behavioral change in workplaces.
Danish martech startup Serpier raised €1.4 million from True Collective and the Export and Investment Fund of Denmark to expand its AI-powered marketing platform for e-commerce businesses. The funding will accelerate development of its AI agent Navi, which optimizes digital visibility across search engines and AI chatbots like ChatGPT.
Romanian VC fund Sparking Capital launches second fund to invest in European AI startups