Clementine, a Dutch AI‑powered hearing‑care startup, raised €1.7 million in a seed round led by Healthy.Capital to expand its platform that converts hearing‑clinic leads into patients.
Swedish teenagers Wilhelm Hedenskog and two classmates joined Y Combinator in San Francisco, aiming to sell rigorous scientific test data to major AI laboratories. The trio, fresh out of school, are pursuing their dream of building an AI‑focused startup in the United States.
Qoked, founded by 19‑year‑old Wilhelm Hedenskog and two classmates, has secured a spot in Y Combinator and relocated to San Francisco. Their business model focuses on providing high‑quality scientific test data to major AI research labs, aiming to support AI development while the founders pursue their dream of working in the AI hub of Silicon Valley.
Paris‑based quantum software startup ColibriTD raised €4 million in a Seed round led by Earlybird Venture Capital, with participation from SymbiaVC and Medin VC. The funding will be used to accelerate R&D, expand the team, and grow internationally, building on its H‑DES algorithm for solving partial differential equations across multiple high‑tech sectors.
Swedish startup EcomID, which operates without a dedicated sales team and serves over 60 brands and 20 million monthly users, has completed a seed round of about 160 million Swedish crowns, bringing in notable backers like Stadium and actor Leonardo DiCaprio.
Amsterdam‑based startup Neno secured €6.6 million in Seed capital led by AlleyCorp to build an AI‑native back‑office suite that automates accounting, tax, payroll and banking for SMEs, aiming to save entrepreneurs over 100 hours per year and expand across Europe by 2027.
Swedish entrepreneurs Andreas Willgert and Robin Bartholdson have launched the AI‑focused startup Cofactor, which immediately attracted 13 million SEK in backing from major investors and retail leaders.
Slovenian AI startup Veeda AI secured $90 million in seed funding to create a simulation platform—dubbed “the Matrix”—that lets robots train safely in a virtual environment.
Icelandic energy‑software startup SnerpaPower secured €3.4 million in a seed round led by Encevo, with participation from Crowberry Capital, BackingMinds and a grant from the Icelandic Technology Development Fund. The funding will be used to scale its AI‑driven platform that forecasts electricity demand and automates procurement for power‑intensive industries, expanding the solution across Europe.
Belgian visual‑artist learning platform Artwod secured €1.1 million in seed funding to develop a marketplace where creators can offer paid critiques and guidance, expanding its community of over 100,000 artists.