Uzbekistan startup TASS Vision has raised €1.3 million. The startup enables retailers to monitor complete customer journeys in physical stores in real time, optimise product placements, and measure the effectiveness of in-store marketing. 

All of this happens without sending data to the cloud, with full emphasis on customer privacy. TASS Vision’s products run exclusively on edge AI cameras that process images directly on the device. 

TASS Vision was founded by Shakhzod Umirzakov and Jamshidjon Khakimjonov. The entrepreneurial spark came from an unexpected place: a bus depot in Tashkent, where Shakhzod worked as a teenage ticket inspector. 

During this time, he discovered that up to 30 per cent of revenue was being lost due to human error or fraud. 

In response, he developed his own sensor device for counting passengers. Although the product didn’t take off due to the small market, it revealed an important insight: most offline businesses operate without data.

That insight led to the founding of TASS Vision in 2021, with the goal of bringing “Google Analytics” into the offline world. Today, the platform offers two key products – Vitrac (customer journey tracking) and Sitrac (shelf interaction analysis) – both running on proprietary edge AI cameras designed to protect privacy while providing deep analytical insight.

“We help retailers run performance marketing – not online, but right on the shop floor. The data shows that many of our clients have increased revenue and reduced operational costs. Our goal isn’t just to automate retail, but to create a new data standard for the entire offline world,” says Shakhzod Umirzakov, one of TASS Vision's founders.

The startup is currently active in more than 2,000 retail stores across ten countries and collaborates with over a hundred brands in the electronics, fashion, FMCG, and pharmaceutical sectors.

Purple Ventures led the investment with a €500,000 contribution. The remaining amount came from funds including Domino VC, Pragma Tech VC, Sabah Fund, Caucasus VC, Big Sky Capital, and IT Park VC. Also participating were early angel investors Bachrom Abduqadirov and Ahror Abdukarimov, who supported the startup back in 2022 along with 500 Global, UzVC, and Activat.

"This is a true data revolution for brick-and-mortar retail. TASS Vision delivers what e-commerce has had for years – precise and detailed insight into customer behaviour and measurability. With its own hardware and software, the company has a strong technological edge and an extremely efficient business model,” says Jan Davídek, Partner at Purple Ventures, adding: 

“We believe the combination of edge AI and retail will be one of the defining trends of the coming years, and TASS Vision is well-positioned to become a leader in this category.

That’s why we didn’t hesitate to invest, even in faraway Uzbekistan – becoming the first fund from our region to do so.”

Over the past two years, TASS Vision has grown by 500 per cent year-over-year, with the vast majority of new clients coming through referrals. The company now employs 35 people, including teams in Uzbekistan, South Korea, and China, where R&D in AI models, image processing, and edge hardware is conducted.

The new investment will help complete the development of the next generation of proprietary cameras – expected to be up to 20× faster than the current models, more energy-efficient, and better suited for global deployment. The aim is also to simplify installation and lower the barrier to entry for customers even further.

Lead image: TASS Vision. Photo: uncredited. 

As a business leader, you know all about the importance of communication. Staying connected with customers, employees, partners, investors, suppliers, and vendors can help you build trust, grow your brand, and establish meaningful relationships with the people that matter most to your business.

This guide offers a few ways to help you enhance customer service, improve collaboration, and support your growing remote or hybrid team with an AI-first, all-in-one work platform. When you have your communications dialed in and collaboration figured out, you can spend less time worrying about technology and more time doing what you love.

If you have a lean IT team, or you wear the “IT director” hat (possibly alongside several other hats), a unified solution can help streamline IT management and give you more time to focus on what you’re more passionate about — like growing your business.

Connecting with customers

No matter what line of business you’re in, you want to meet your customers’ needs at every point in their journey. Today’s consumers want brands to be available for instant communications on a broad range of channels — not just phone and email, but text message, social media, live chat, and even video.

Here are some tips for connecting with customers on Zoom Workplace:

Communicate anywhere, on any device

Even when you’re constantly on the go, you want to be there when your customers need you. Zoom works on a globally available suite of certified hardware solutions for offices, homes, workspaces, and mobile devices, and lets you move seamlessly from place to place. When you download the Zoom Workplace app, you can receive Zoom Phone calls, send a text, chat message, or join a Zoom meeting from your laptop, tablet, or smartphone. You don’t have to be tied to your desk or risk missing opportunities when you leave it.

Zoom Phone allows you to choose which number you call or text customers from, whether it’s a main business line or your own direct business number. Either way, you won’t have to use your personal number to reach customers or store their contact information on your personal device.

Respond faster with call queues

While you may have once been the sole person answering calls for your business, your growing team can help make sure your customers aren’t kept waiting too long. Setting up a call queue routes incoming calls to a designated group of users, like your entire sales team, leading to shorter wait times for customers.

You can even have an entire team helping to support text message response. When you set up SMS call queues, customer text messages will be sent to a group of employees for the first available rep to respond, cutting down on customer wait times.

Engage your customers with video

Embrace the advantages of video to reach new customers and offer virtual services. Features like screen sharing and annotation help build a dialogue with your customer during a consultation or allow you to deliver an engaging product demo. You can also create virtual touchpoints like a weekly office drop-in, or establish new revenue streams from virtual classes and events. Zoom AI Companion can provide you with meeting summaries from your customer calls so you can revisit your notes and identify action items and next steps.

Making global connections

In a digitally connected world, you can build a global customer base and an international team faster than ever before. See how Zoom enables you to expand to new markets and stay connected with customers and employees.

Global phone services

Your team may be selling or providing customer service in new places. Zoom Phone has expanded global coverage to more than 47 countries and territories and provides flexible BYOC options that extend your geographic reach even further.

Virtual troubleshooting and support

You don’t need to limit your business operations based on who’s available in a specific location — with Zoom, your team members can conduct business all over the world. A customer service rep in Europe can jump on a video call to provide support to a customer in Asia. An equipment technician based in South America can help troubleshoot issues at a manufacturing plant in the U.S., all using Zoom Workplace.

AI Companion supports over 30 languages for features like meeting summaries, which is crucial for international teams. You can translate Team Chat messages in real time from one supported language to another, or ask AI Companion a question in a meeting and get a response in your supported language, even if most people in the meeting are speaking a different language.

Host international events

When you’re planning your next product launch or customer conference, you can open your event up to a global audience with our Zoom Events solution. Live language interpretation support for Zoom Meetings and Zoom Webinars enables you to designate your interpreters for different languages. Our live translation feature also enables attendees to enable captions that are translated in real time in dozens of supported languages.

Enabling employee collaboration

If your employees are distributed across multiple offices or working remotely, a communications platform becomes even more important for enabling effective collaboration from afar.

Quickly see who’s available

Zoom Team Chat enables you to have quick, real-time conversations with employees without scheduling a full-on meeting. Think of it as the equivalent of stopping by a colleague’s desk to ask a question. You can see whether an employee is available, in a meeting, away from their desk, or on vacation, giving you a better idea of when you can expect a response.

Create chat channels for different projects

With Zoom Team Chat, you can easily communicate with people one on one or in groups. You can create different channels for different groups of people — one for the sales team, another for marketing, and another for leadership. You can also pull together people from different teams into a channel for a specific product launch or project to have discussions, share images or files, and provide feedback.

You can also create a shared space in Team Chat for all your team’s essential chat channels. When onboarding a new employee, all you need to do is add them to the shared space, and they’ll gain access to all the public (to members) chat channels they need to stay in the loop.

Move from one method of communication to another

When you’re collaborating with a colleague over chat, you may realize that a phone call or video conference would be easier for getting the message across. Zoom Workplace enables you to easily move from a chat to a phone call or video meeting with the click of a button. You can also pull other collaborators into a phone call or Zoom meeting as needed.

Support accessibility for employees

Give employees the solutions they need to communicate and collaborate effectively. Enable auto-generated captions (also known as live transcription) for all users in your account and make sure your employees know about additional accessibility support features they can customize in their Zoom settings. If you have employees who speak different languages, AI Companion can help bridge language barriers with real-time translations in Team Chat and Zoom Meetings.

Supporting your growing team

Many businesses experience growing pains as they expand, welcome new employees, and build scalable processes to serve their customers. Here’s how you can leverage modern communications technology to help support and equip your hybrid team with what they need to work smarter, not harder.

Integrate with existing technology

If your team members lose productivity switching between different business applications or copying information from one app to another, integrations can help streamline those workflows. With Zoom, you can integrate with hundreds of applications like Salesforce, Zendesk, Microsoft Teams, and Google Workspace, reducing the time spent toggling between multiple tools.

Automate workflows to save time

Routine tasks in your workday take a few short minutes here and there, but that can quickly add up to a substantial amount of time. Automating those tasks creates simpler workflows while taking items off your to-do list. Zoom Workflow Automation makes it easy to build powerful workflows that streamline your work across Zoom Workplace and third-party apps. You can also use AI Companion in your automated workflows, pulling in information and context from the platform to provide insights — freeing you up to focus on work that matters.

Use Workflow Automation to:

• Stay up to date on chat messages with a daily Team Chat briefing. You can create a workflow to have AI Companion automatically summarize recent chats and add the summary to a dedicated chat channel or doc.
• Keep work moving with a dedicated meeting doc. Create a workflow to automatically pull the AI Companion-generated summary from your meeting along with any key action items into a document in Zoom Docs, Microsoft Word, or Google Docs.
• Send automatic weekly check-ins to your team.
• Welcome new team members to a chat channel.
• Quickly approve time off and business travel requests.
• Build your own customized workflows to meet your team’s specific needs.

Create an intuitive hybrid workspace

If you have physical offices, video-enabling your meeting spaces will help your hybrid workforce connect more efficiently without IT’s help. With Zoom Rooms, your employees can effortlessly join a video conference with one click, and share content wirelessly without worrying about cables and connections. Plus, features like intelligent director and smart name tags help you create a more equitable meeting experience between remote and in-person employees.

Incorporating AI into your workday

It can be difficult to know where to start when it comes to AI — many organizations struggle with how to incorporate it into employees’ workdays in ways that provide tangible benefits. According to a 2023 AI survey conducted by Morning Consult on behalf of Zoom, 69% of leaders said a barrier to AI adoption is that their team wouldn’t know how to use it.

This section outlines practical ways that Zoom AI Companion, your built-in AI assistant, can help employees prioritize their work, complete tasks, and communicate more effectively. Because it’s available at no additional cost for paid Zoom Workplace accounts,* it’s a great choice for small and midsize businesses who may not have the budget to incorporate expensive AI tools.

Prioritize what’s most important

If your employees wear many hats and have competing priorities, it can be hard to know where to begin. AI Companion, accessible through a convenient side panel, can help employees prioritize their workday. They can ask AI Companion to prioritize their work, keep conversations focused and impactful, and jumpstart content drafts so they can focus on what’s important. AI Companion for Zoom Phone can help them prioritize which voicemails to listen to first and extract tasks from those voicemails, so they can quickly get to a new inquiry or support message.

Get help during meetings

Meetings take up a lot of time in our workday — research from Zoom and Morning Consult shows that 60% of leaders have three or more meetings in a day. During meetings, you can ask AI Companion what the discussion was about, key points made by each person, and the outcome of the discussion. You can also ask additional questions beyond what was discussed in the meeting that AI Companion can answer via web search.

Take action from conversations

With AI Companion, you don’t have to worry about important information falling through the cracks. You can get summaries of your Zoom Meetings and Zoom Phone calls that recap key points and suggest next steps. Those summaries can be shared directly with attendees in Team Chat or by email, so everyone can stay in the loop and take action based on what was discussed.

You can also pull AI Companion meeting summaries or transcripts from previous meetings directly into Zoom Docs using a pre-built template for one-on-ones, brainstorms, project updates, and more.

Flexibility for your growing business

You can customize Zoom to meet your business needs, whatever they may be — now and into the future:

• If your business handles a high volume of phone calls, add on the Zoom Phone Power Pack to make it easy to transfer calls, manage call queues, and view real-time call analytics. 
• If you need to record and store your Zoom video calls for training or compliance purposes, add on more cloud storage.
• Want to host up to 1,000 interactive participants on a Zoom video meeting? Add on a large meeting license whenever you need it, and go back down to your regular plan the following month.
• If you have team members around the world, you can get local phone service in 45+ different countries through our Global Select plan. 
• Need to embed video into your services or solutions? The Zoom Developer Platform enables you to build custom integrations. 
• If hardware investments aren’t in your budget, Zoom’s Hardware as a Service lets you get the solutions you need at an affordable monthly price. You can easily add and upgrade as your business grows.

With flexible plans and add-ons, you’ll always be able to find a solution that fits your situation — even if your needs are constantly evolving.

Strasbourg-based Dreampath Diagnostics, a HealthTech company focused on digitising workflows in anatomical pathology laboratories, today announced a growth investment from Summit Partners.

While financial terms of the transaction were not disclosed, the investment will support the company’s plans to accelerate global growth, scale operations and expand its commercial reach and product portfolio.

“Pathology labs are a critical part of the global healthcare ecosystem, yet many still rely on manual, error-prone processes for sample archiving and retrieval,” said Pablo Jordan, CEO and Co-founder of Dreampath Diagnostics. “Our mission is to improve the efficiency and accuracy of these workflows through automation and digital traceability, allowing labs to provide patients with faster and safer diagnostics. We’re proud to partner with Summit to help us scale our impact and reach more patients around the world.”

Founded in 2012, Dreampath offers a patented suite of traceability solutions and consumables designed to automate and digitally transform the archiving and retrieval of tissue samples in pathology labs.

The company’s patented solutions combine purpose-built scanners, software and consumables to enable automated and error-free archiving and rapid retrieval of tissue samples, helping labs accelerate diagnostics, improve accuracy, and compliance.

Today, the company manages more than 250 million samples across over 500 labs in nearly 40 countries, serving a broad range of healthcare organizations, from hospitals and research institutions to commercial laboratories and cancer centers.

Dreampath’s integrated platform is protected by more than 80 patents worldwide and is designed to automate, simplify and streamline lab workflows to help eliminate the risk of patient sample loss. The company’s technology is tailored to specific stages of the pathology process and works with Dreampath’s proprietary software and consumables.

This closed-loop system reportedly helps labs archive and retrieve tissue samples with speed and precision, with a focus on improving sample traceability while reducing manual errors, retrieval times and operational burden.

Customers using the system have reported meaningful positive results, noting an 83% reduction in time spent archiving tissue samples.

“Pathology labs are navigating growing volumes, staffing shortages and increasing demands for precision, all while working with systems that haven’t meaningfully evolved in decades,” said Thomas Tarnowski, Managing Director at Summit Partners.

“Dreampath’s platform is designed to address a key bottleneck in the pathology workflow. By enabling fast and traceable access to tissue samples, the company is supporting more consistent lab operations and helping improve the quality of patient care. We believe Dreampath is well-positioned to lead the modernisation of pathology infrastructure on a global scale,” he adds.

Dreampath has grown profitably and rapidly at a CAGR of more than 50% in recent years, driven by what the company describes as a “strong demand” for its platform across the U.S., EMEA and other global markets.

Dreampath’s customers include cancer centres and commercial laboratories.

“We were drawn to Dreampath because of their clear leadership in a fast-growing and increasingly essential segment of lab diagnostics,” added Jono Pagden, Principal at Summit Partners. “In our view, the company’s first-mover advantage, consistent focus on quality and strong customer adoption have helped Dreampath establish a strong reputation as a trusted provider in digital archiving. We’re proud to be their first institutional partner and excited to support the team in scaling their impact globally.”

Along with the investment, both Thomas Tarnowski and Jono Pagden from Summit Partners have joined the Dreampath Board of Directors.

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As digital threats grow more sophisticated and widespread, the demand for innovative cybersecurity solutions has never been greater. Across Europe, a new generation of startups is rising to meet this challenge, combining cutting-edge technology with fresh approaches to security, insurance, threat detection, crisis management, and recruitment. These companies are not only protecting businesses from evolving cyber risks but also helping reshape the future of digital trust.

In this article, we highlight 10 promising European startups, all founded between 2020 and today, that are making significant strides in the cybersecurity space. From insurtech platforms offering bundled protection and coverage to AI-driven recruitment tools tailored for security professionals, these ventures span a wide range of capabilities and business models.

Based in Budapest, Axoflow is a cybersecurity and IT company founded in 2023 that helps organisations automate the transformation of raw security data into detection-ready, compliant, and cost-efficient observability pipelines. Their platform collects logs, metrics, and traces from on-premises systems, cloud environments, and applications, then classifies, normalises, enriches, and routes the data automatically, removing the need for manual parsing, regex, or constant AI oversight.

With over €8.5 million in funding, Axoflow has quickly positioned itself as a key player in the telemetry pipeline space. The platform supports integration with major SIEMs, data lakes, and monitoring tools. It offers full visibility, policy-based routing, and compliance support, helping enterprises cut ingestion costs, reduce infrastructure footprint, and improve detection speed.

Based in Luxembourg, Cyberr is an AI-powered recruitment platform specialised in cybersecurity. Founded in 2024, the company connects top-tier cyber professionals, both freelance and permanent, with employers around the world. Its platform simplifies the hiring process by using intelligent matching, helping candidates secure relevant interview opportunities while allowing companies to quickly identify and engage qualified experts in areas such as SOC, SecDevOps, and GRC.

Cyberr has raised €3.7 million and is gaining recognition as a trusted partner in the cybersecurity talent market. The platform prioritises privacy, only sharing candidate profiles with employers once an offer is accepted. It also reduces hiring time and improves recruitment outcomes. Cyberr is supported by organisations like the Pôle d’Excellence Cyber and Women4Cyber Kosovo, and is already used by thousands of hiring companies.

Based in Paris, Dattak is a cyber insurance provider that combines insurance with proactive cybersecurity tools to help businesses prevent, detect, and recover from cyberattacks. Founded in 2021, the company offers continuous monitoring, vulnerability detection, and incident response support, along with features like phishing simulations and external risk assessments. Its solutions are designed to protect companies of all sizes, from VSEs to mid-market firms, with international coverage also available.

Dattak has raised €18 million to date and positions itself as a modern alternative to traditional cyber insurance. Their MDR Protection plan offers integrated coverage and managed detection and response (MDR) services, including EDR and SOC. The platform simplifies onboarding with instant quotes and no technical questionnaires while rewarding companies that invest in prevention with discounted premiums.

Based in Lyon, Dream On Technology develops innovative solutions to make cybersecurity more accessible and manageable for organisations of all sizes. Founded in 2024, the company created PanicSafe, a secure and AI-augmented crisis management platform designed to help teams respond swiftly and effectively to emergencies. The tool offers real-time coordination, clear role attribution, and adaptive support through its integrated assistant, SARA.

With €1.3 million in funding, Dream On Technology is expanding PanicSafe across France, Europe, and North America. The platform has gained early traction among SMEs and partners in the cybersecurity ecosystem for its ease of use, instant deployment, and ability to centralise procedures that were previously scattered. PanicSafe helps businesses stay in control during crises by combining preparedness, automation, and human oversight in a single interface.

Based in The Hague, Eye Security is a cybersecurity and insurtech startup founded in 2020 that offers SMEs a comprehensive, affordable solution combining 24/7 protection with cyber insurance. Their all-in-one product includes managed XDR, incident response, security awareness training, and tailored insurance coverage. By simplifying access to robust cybersecurity tools and support, Eye Security helps businesses across sectors reduce risk and improve resilience without the complexity or high costs typically associated with enterprise-grade protection.

The company has raised €57.5 million to date and is trusted by organisations across Europe in industries such as logistics, manufacturing, healthcare, and professional services. Eye Security integrates continuous threat detection, expert intervention, and streamlined insurance processes to offer a fully connected approach to cyber risk management. Its solutions are supported by a broad network of technology and insurance partners, positioning the company as a leader in the growing market for accessible cyber defence.

Based in Paris, Filigran is a cyber technology company founded in 2022 that provides open-source solutions for cybersecurity and crisis management teams. Its eXtended Threat Management (XTM) suite includes platforms for cyber threat intelligence, breach and attack simulation, and incident response, helping organisations anticipate, detect, and respond to threats more effectively. Flagship products like OpenCTI and OpenBAS are widely adopted across sectors for intelligence-driven defence.

With over €52 million in funding, Filigran supports a growing global community of more than 6,000 active organisations and 5,000 contributors. The company offers a range of services, from SaaS deployments and enterprise editions to hands-on training and support packages. It is ISO 27001 and SOC 2 certified, and has formed alliances with leading cybersecurity players, making it a trusted partner for public and private sector organisations seeking scalable, proactive security solutions.

Based in Guyancourt, NEVERHACK is a cybersecurity company founded in 2021 that offers a wide range of services, including security by design, AI-assisted threat detection, cyber protection for mobile systems, and up-skilling for cybersecurity teams. Its centralised platform, the Hub by NEVERHACK, enables organisations to manage tools, training, and protection from a single interface, helping businesses of all sizes streamline their cyber defences and regulatory compliance.

With €15 million in funding, NEVERHACK supports over 1,200 collaborators across 10 countries and operates a 24/7 global Security Operations Centre. The company’s solutions are backed by four decades of expertise and focus on combining ethical innovation with practical protection. From crisis response to compliance with European regulations, NEVERHACK positions itself as a performance-driven partner for organisations seeking to navigate today’s complex cyber landscape.

Based in Paris, Stoïk is a cyber insurance company founded in 2021 that blends insurance protection with cybersecurity tools to help businesses manage and reduce their exposure to cyber threats. Its platform, Stoïk Protect, offers continuous monitoring, technical support, and prevention features alongside streamlined underwriting and incident response services, making it easier for companies to stay secure while remaining insurable.

With approximately €50 million in funding, Stoïk serves small and medium-sized businesses with a turnover of up to €1 billion, offering coverage limits of up to €10 million. Over 1,000 insurance brokers use Stoïk’s fully digital platform to provide clients with expert guidance, fast onboarding, and a complete cyber risk management solution.

Based in London, Strike is a cybersecurity startup founded in 2021 that connects companies with top-tier ethical hackers through its AI-powered pentesting platform. Designed for speed and precision, the platform enables real-time vulnerability detection, automated compliance reporting, and dynamic scope adjustments, helping businesses respond quickly to threats. Developed in collaboration with MIT, Strike supports clients across industries with tools that streamline pentests and improve cyber resilience.

To date, the company has raised €16.5 million, with backing from investors like Latitud, Greyhound Capital, and VentureFriends. Its platform is used by firms such as Delivery Hero, OLX, and Bancolombia, and offers integrations with tools like Jira and Slack. With features including vulnerability retesting, suggested fixes, and SOC2/ISO 27001 readiness, Strike is building a reputation for delivering efficient and high-impact pentesting at scale.

Based in Barcelona, Zynap transforms threat intelligence into automated, actionable defence. Its platform addresses fragmentation in security systems by connecting disparate tools, data and processes. This allows teams to respond to threats with speed and precision.

Founded in 2024 and backed by €5.7 million in funding, Zynap enables real-time triage and remediation through AI-driven threat intelligence, offensive security simulations and automated incident response. According to the company, this leads to up to 70% faster analysis, 60% faster remediation and automation of 75% of security tasks.

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Today, German mobility startup MOTOR Ai announced a €17.1 million Seed funding round to bring its neuroscience-driven autonomous vehicle technology into full deployment, starting with German public roads.

The round was led by Segenia Capital and eCAPITAL, with participation from mobility-focused angels. The new capital will support hiring, commercial rollouts, and expansion.

“This type of AI enables the highest safety standard in autonomous driving – as is already legally standardised in Europe,” says MOTOR Ai CEO and Co-founder Roy Uhlmann.

MOTOR Ai was founded in 2017 by Roy Uhlmann (CEO) and Adam Bahlke (CTO). The company has developed Level 4 intelligence for autonomous driving. The system, which is based on cognitive intelligence, is allegedly able to make decisions in complex traffic situations.

In contrast to purely machine learning systems, which are based on (pre-) trained situations, MOTOR Ai’s system claims to make reliable and comprehensible decisions in previously untested scenarios. This results in two major advantages: the autonomous driver can be certified according to international safety standards and, due to its ability to generalise information, does not need to be trained in all scenarios.

At the heart of the system is a cognitive architecture rooted in active inference, a model from neuroscience that allows vehicles to make structured, transparent decisions.

As other providers pursue autonomy through brute-force data collection, end-to-end solutions and black-box prediction models, MOTOR Ai explains they have taken a different approach: one that is reportedly deeply explainable and certifiable on the world’s highest safety levels.

“This ‘Made in Germany’ in-house development reduces inter-dependencies while strengthening Europe’s ability to operate in critical innovative technology”, says Lucas Merle, Principal at eCAPITAL.

This year, vehicles equipped with MOTOR Ai’s Level 4 system for autonomous driving will start operations in several German districts. The vehicles are supervised on board by a safety driver to be taken out during 2026. These deployments include both, the full onboard autonomy stack and the technical supervision required by law – according to the company this gives local transit authorities a fully operable path to autonomous transport without compromising control or safety.

For the team behind MOTOR Ai, these milestones are the product of years of deep technical development including regulatory groundwork. Since 2017, the company has built its entire autonomy stack in-house from Berlin, working in close dialogue with certification authorities and federal certifiers.

“Our solution meets key requirements for transparency and traceability of autonomous driving decisions, as required by authorities,” added Roy Uhlmann. “That clearly distinguishes us from US providers and at the same time optimally complies with European regulatory requirements.”

As autonomous systems move closer to everyday use, European governments and the public are asking tougher questions: How are these systems making decisions? Can those decisions be explained or are they pure black box systems?

MOTOR Ai’s architecture has been designed with those questions in mind.

“In a regulated environment like Europe, trust and compliance are non-negotiable,” said Michael Janßen, General Partner, Segenia Capital. “MOTOR Ai has built a solution that is not only technologically differentiated, but fundamentally aligned with how Europe thinks about infrastructure and public safety. This is how autonomy will scale in future.”

Looking ahead, MOTOR Ai plans to grow its engineering, safety and type approval teams, expand deployment partnerships with municipalities, and begin cross-border regulatory expansion into other European markets. 

“We don’t think the future of autonomy in Europe should be a mystery,” added Uhlmann, explaining the different approach Germany and the EU takes in comparison to other markets. “It should be measurable, inspectable, and designed to earn public trust. That’s what we’ve been building, and now we’re ready to scale it.”

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Berlin-based MOTOR Ai has closed a $20 million seed funding round to bring its certified, neuroscience-driven technology into full deployment, starting with German public roads. 

MOTOR Ai has built Level 4 autonomous driving intelligence that reasons through data instead of merely reacting. Its core system is based on a cognitive architecture rooted in active inference, a neuroscience-inspired model enabling structured and transparent decision-making. This approach ensures that MOTOR Ai's autonomous technology is both transparent and aligned with human and regulatory expectations.

Roy Uhlmann, CEO and co-founder of MOTOR Ai, explained:

This type of AI enables the highest safety standard in autonomous driving, as is already legally standardised in Europe. 

As other providers pursue autonomy through brute-force data collection, end-to-end solutions, and black-box prediction models, MOTOR Ai has taken a different approach: one that is deeply explainable and certifiable on the world's highest safety levels. 

Its full-stack system already meets the most stringent European and international safety and compliance requirements.

From lab to street: A regulatory-first design in action

This year, vehicles using MOTOR Ai’s Level 4 autonomous driving system will begin operating in multiple districts across Germany. Initially supervised by onboard safety drivers, set to be phased out by 2026, these deployments feature both the complete autonomy stack and the legally required technical oversight. This gives local transit authorities a ready-to-use, safe path to autonomous transport without sacrificing control.

For the MOTOR Ai team, these milestones reflect years of intensive technical development and regulatory collaboration. Since 2017, the company has built its entire autonomy stack in-house, working closely with certification bodies from its base in Berlin.

Uhlmann added:

Our solution meets key requirements for transparency and traceability of autonomous driving decisions, as required by authorities. That clearly distinguishes us from US providers and at the same time optimally complies with European regulatory requirements.

That trust is becoming increasingly important. As autonomous systems move closer to everyday use, European governments and the public are asking tougher questions: How are these systems making decisions? Can those decisions be explained, or are they pure black box systems? 
MOTOR Ai’s architecture is designed to answer those questions clearly, legally, and reliably.

The seed round was led by Segenia Capital and eCAPITAL, with participation from mobility-focused angels, reflecting the national significance of the technology. 

Lucas Merle, Principal at eCAPITAL, commented: 

This ‘Made in Germany’ in-house development reduces inter-dependencies while strengthening Europe’s ability to operate in critical innovative technology.

The company's early traction is a signal of what may come next. With road testing already in place, MOTOR Ai is well-positioned to define the next chapter of autonomy, based on intelligence for scaling in real-world conditions.

Michael Janßen, General Partner, Segenia Capital, said:

In a regulated environment like Europe, trust and compliance are non-negotiable. MOTOR Ai has built a solution that is not only technologically differentiated but fundamentally aligned with how Europe thinks about infrastructure and public safety. This is how autonomy will scale in future.

Looking ahead, MOTOR Ai plans to grow its engineering, safety, and type approval teams, expand deployment partnerships with municipalities, and begin cross-border regulatory expansion into other European markets. 

We don’t think the future of autonomy in Europe should be a mystery,

added Uhlmann, explaining the fundamentally different approach Germany and the EU take in comparison to other markets

It should be measurable, inspectable, and designed to earn public trust. That’s what we’ve been building, and now we’re ready to scale it.

The new capital will support hiring, commercial rollouts, and company expansion.

UK-based TravelTech company Inntelo AI has raised more than €576k in a pre-Seed funding round to fuel the commercial growth of its AI Concierge platform to support ongoing customer deployments and integration with property management systems.

The round was led by VC fund Haatch and its partner British Business Bank, with participation from Look AI Ventures. The round also included support from several angel investors, including former executives from Trip.com, DocuSign, and others. It follows an earlier €138k investment from Antler at the company’s inception.

Asif Alidina, Co-founder and CEO of Inntelo AI, said: “Hospitality’s AI transformation must be led from within the industry. Too often, hotels have struggled to adopt new technologies because they were developed without real operational insight. We’re incredibly excited about this new era, where the hospitality sector can not only embrace technology earlier than ever before, but also lead the way for the wider real estate and service industries.

“AI can improve guest experiences and create better working environments for hotel teams. That’s the future we’re building toward, and this round gives us the support to move faster and go further.”

Founded in 2024, Inntelo AI is reportedly the UK’s first AI Concierge platform, combining conversational and agentic AI to transform hotel communication, personalisation, and operations.

Inntelo AI was co-founded by CEO Asif Alidina, who has previously worked for over a decade in hotel housekeeping and facilities management. This is combined with a newly announced global advisory board of senior operators, technologists, and academics from companies including Accor, Fairmont, and Hilton.

Their AI aims to streamline guest interactions, automate routine tasks, and unlock new revenue opportunities, saving time for staff, and enhancing team efficiency.

Fred Soneya, Co-founder and General Partner at Haatch, added: “Inntelo AI has all the hallmarks we look for in a high-potential startup – deep sector knowledge, real operational insight, and a product solving a clear pain point in a large, global market. We’re excited to back Asif and the team as they help hotels unlock the power of AI to transform the guest experience and streamline operations at scale.”

Inntelo AI’s platform combines guest and team communication seamlessly, leveraging both conversational and agentic AI to improve the guest experience while delivering real operational efficiencies.

The Inntelo AI Concierge automates guest enquiries via WhatsApp or phone and converts them into coordinated tasks, improving team responsiveness across all departments, including housekeeping, maintenance, food and beverage outlets, spas, and other services the hotel provides.

Angelo Burgarello, Partner at Look AI Ventures, added: “At Look AI Ventures, we invest in transformative AI technologies with the potential to reshape entire industries. Inntelo AI perfectly embodies this vision. What immediately stood out to us was Inntelo’s ability to bridge the gap between guest expectations and hotel staff operations, something most solutions address only partially. The result is a unified, elevated guest journey and highly efficient hotel staff coordination.

“We were particularly impressed by the team’s deep domain expertise and the capabilities of their product. We’re proud to support the Inntelo team on their mission to redefine hospitality through AI-driven innovation.”

While all industries are undergoing AI transformation, Inntelo AI explains that hotels face unique pressures: growing competition, rising costs, and the need to attract a new generation of workers. At the same time, real estate owners, brands, and operators are re-evaluating their models as AI becomes capable of delivering human-like guest interactions and improving team coordination at scale.

Inntelo’s solution is built with deep domain expertise and aims to benefit all key stakeholders – hotel guests, teams, brands, and owners.

The company has already gained traction with both independent and franchised hotels, including Radisson and Wyndham branded properties in the UK, UAE, and across Europe, with more hotels currently being onboarded.

The Seed funding will help accelerate the company’s commercial growth, expanding sales and marketing while supporting ongoing customer deployments and integration with property management systems.

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Accessing mental health support is not easy. For millions, especially those living away from their home countries, the barriers can feel insurmountable, including language, cost, cultural differences, stigma, and endless waiting lists.

Albanian Jona Doda, co-founder and CEO of Bliss, knows the problem all too well. 

Following studies at the London School of Economics and Political Science, Doda worked for over 10 years in tech startups in growth and marketing leadership roles.

She admits that her mental health journey "started years ago when I left Albania to pursue opportunities in the UK.”

“Over time, I realised how much we carry with us. Not just our hopes, but our struggles, too.

That realisation inspired me to combine my background in startups and marketing with my passion for mental health to build something meaningful."

Therapy for the Albanian diaspora

Doda is the CEO and co-founder of Bliss, an online therapy platform for Albanians abroad, connecting users with qualified psychologists. 

Countries like Albania that have large diaspora communities. The Albanian population in Albania is 2.7 million, but globally, it is 10 million. 

According to Doda:

"Many struggle to find therapists who speak their language and understand their culture. Sometimes the language barrier is not the most important, but it's the cultural context. "

Culturally rooted, accessible, and affordable

Bliss was born out of a simple but urgent truth: diaspora communities are too often left out of mainstream mental health solutions. Language barriers, cultural stigma, high costs, and unfamiliar systems create invisible walls. 

Bliss' psychologists can support people facing a wide range of life challenges, including family and relationship issues, persistent low mood or lack of energy, ongoing stress, unexplained health concerns, and financial and career challenges.

Bliss offers low-barrier, culturally rooted, and affordable mental health support, especially for first- and second-generation migrants.

From trauma-informed therapy to AI culturally sensitive therapist matching, our platform is built by and for our community, centring inclusivity, accessibility, and joy over clinical labels or one-size-fits-all models.

A lack of publicly available services and price-prohibitive private services means that many Europeans wait months for support. 

Doda notes that "unfortunately, a lot of people—especially when it's their first time trying therapy—it's usually their last resort. And they can't afford to wait such a long time. They need immediate help."

As an Australian migrant living in Berlin myself — a city infamous for its long waiting lists for mental health support — I like most, pay over €500 a month in mandatory health insurance, yet navigating the system to find a psychologist accepting new patients is a bureaucratic maze, that would be undoubtedly harder for people in mental health crisis to navigate.  

The shortage of trained professionals is so severe that an underground market has emerged. Like many others, I've in the past resorted to paying out of pocket for private online therapy. 

Although there are many major players out there like BetterHelp and Talkspace, they don't cater for cultural sensitivity or niche languages such as Albanian.

Bliss offers a competitive advantage to these online platforms as it starts from just €30 a session, around half the price of a service like Bettahealth. 

Therapists eager to serve Albanian diaspora communities

Psychologists are selected using a multistep process led by a senior recruiter. According to Doda, the onboarding process takes time "because we want to make sure we're onboarding high-quality therapists."

"You can build the best tech infrastructure, but if your therapists aren't proper, empathetic professionals, it won't work."

Currently, Bliss has about 30 psychologists on the platform with around 50 more on the waitlist.

Doda admits, "It's interesting, when we first launched, we saw we had demand from customers, but also a long waitlist of therapists who wanted to join. "

"Therapists love the flexibility of Bliss. It's a new channel that provides exposure and new clients."

Sessions between therapists and customers are entirely private, although Bliss can access anonymised usage data, which shows that apart from the most common global themes like depression and anxiety, for migrants it's predominantly social isolation, problems with cultural identity or not feeling like they belong in the new country.

"But when they go back home, they also don't feel like they belong there either. So it's like almost a state of always being on the plane, not belonging anywhere. Cultural adaptation without compromising your core identity is a big theme."

Why cultural understanding matters

Further, Doda notes that feedback from users who have tried therapy before with providers in the countries they live in revealed that "foreign therapists often struggle to understand the cultural nuances." 

“It would take a British therapist 10 sessions to understand Albanian family dynamics.

Cultural sensitivity is super important. Even recent studies show that it's crucial to the therapeutic process. And given that roughly 1 billion people suffer from mental health issues globally, and 40 per cent of those come from culturally diverse backgrounds — it's a huge gap."

Further, aside from Albanian therapists based in Albania, Kosovo or North Macedonia, Bliss also works with Albanian therapists who live in the diaspora, places like Germany, Austria, and the UK. 

"The cultural match of fellow migrants is even more relevant for its users, like you understand my journey as an Albanian living in the UK because you're also an Albanian therapist in the UK." 

Bliss is generating revenue and has active users in 10 countries, including the UK, Germany, Italy, the US, Canada, the United Arab Emirates, and Brazil, and will soon have therapists in the US and Canada. 

Expanding to B2B offerings

Now the company is expanding to B2B clients, as Jona admits, "it's essential for us to build a healthy, sustainable business, as B2C takes a bit longer to scale and is more expensive."

Bliss is offering its service as an employee benefit to corporations and startups. It also delivered its first white label MVP to a Finnish company that operates in mental health but lacked a digital platform. 

The company is bootstrapped but has had strong success in the European tech ecosystem. Its a member of Plug and Play, is backed by EU for Innovation through a project grant from its Challenge Fund, and a grant from the Government of Albania. It won first prize at Tirana Slush'D, the largest startup competition in Albania.

The company's advisors include Peter Vesterbacka—co-founder of Angry Birds and Slush,  and entrepreneur & angel investor Kustaa Valtonen, who's also the visionary behind the Helsinki–Tallinn tunnel. Bliss is also registering the business in Finland, where there's high demand for mental health services. 

The Albanian startup ecosystem is becoming increasingly dynamic, especially with the recent opening of a Plug and Play regional office in Tirana. 

Albania as launchpad to scale

Although focusing on the Albanian diaspora, Bliss' goal is to replicate this model to other underserved diaspora communities, such as Vietnamese people living abroad. 

Doda admits, "Many people ask, 'Why Albania?", but beyond the advantage of piloting in an Albanian-speaking market, the country presents real opportunities for innovation and growth.” 

“For me, it was also a chance to give back to my country, which is often unfairly portrayed in the media."

Today, Stockholm-based Opper AI announced the launch of its Task Completion API, backed by an oversubscribed €2.5 million pre-Seed round to help developers move beyond one-off prompts and fragile prototypes, providing a path to launching AI-powered features in production environments.

The funding round includes backing from Luminar Ventures, Emblem Venture Capital, Greens Capital, and several prominent angel investors.

“The success of chatbots, agents, or data tasks comes down to how reliably they interact with models,” said Göran Sandahl, Co-founder and CEO. “Opper removes the guesswork from prompt engineering and gives developers a tool that just gets the job done.”

Founded in 2023 by the team behind Unomaly (acquired in 2020), Opper AI builds infrastructure that looks to help developers turn large language models into dependable systems.

The Opper founding team – Göran Sandahl, Johan Gustafsson, and engineers from the Unomaly core team – bring more than 50 combined years of experience building automated, production-grade systems.

“We’re seeing again and again that our customers can go confidently from beta to reliable production deployments,” added Johan Gustafsson, Co-founder and CRO.

The Opper API introduces a new abstraction: task contracts. Instead of writing and tweaking prompts manually, developers define tasks in JSON; specifying inputs, expected outputs, and success criteria. The Opper API takes over from there, using smart prompt generation, built-in feedback loops, and model interoperability to deliver accurate and repeatable results.

Key capabilities include:

• Write tasks, not prompts: Developers define tasks in structured JSON and let Opper handle the prompting behind the scenes.

• Built-in evals and metrics: Improve automatically through integrated evaluation and feedback loops.

• One endpoint, 80+ models: Access to leading open-source and frontier models via a single API, with smart fallback routing to ensure success.

• Full observability: Track every token, cost, and model interaction in detail to optimise workflows and control spend.

Early adopters include companies like GetTested.io, which used Opper to streamline their AI pipeline for automated blood test reports:

“We traded a patchwork of home-grown prompts and frameworks for Opper,” said Adam, AI Engineer at GetTested. “It clearly works – and we’re now rolling out our pipelines across 62 countries including the US and India.”

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Spanish tech startup HaloTech has closed a €10 million funding round at a €100 million pre-money valuation, to industrialise its HALO devices, expand the HaloTech AI platform, and consolidate its presence in key new markets such as the United States, Latin America, and the Middle East.

This round reinforces the company’s ambition to create a new global standard for occupational risk prevention through IoT and AI technologies applied to industrial settings.

Manu Marín, CEO and founder of HaloTech, shared: 

This round validates our approach: saving lives through real-time data. It’s a decisive step towards the internationalisation of our technology and our SaaS model.

New factories, global expansion, and impact-driven technology

The funding will enable HaloTech to establish its own factories or joint ventures in Texas, São Paulo, and Castilla-La Mancha (Spain), speed up its commercial growth in EMEA, LATAM, and the US, and expand the deployment of HaloTech AI while enhancing its data-driven and AI-powered accident prevention features.

Upcoming technological milestones include voice recognition for device assignment, infrastructure governance (scaffolding, machinery), AI-powered productivity dashboards, and automated predictive analytics for occupational risk prevention.

HaloTech is already working with strategic partners such as Telefónica Tech, providing critical connectivity and post-quantum encryption for data security. On the industrial side, it has formed a global alliance with Acciona and is running pilot programs with Técnicas Reunidas in the Middle East and Spain.

With projected revenue of over €90 million in the next three years, HaloTech is well-positioned to become a global benchmark in industrial safety.

Our goal is clear: to become the Salesforce of industrial EHS. We’re building a technology that not only saves lives, but transforms how companies manage safety, 

Marín concludes.

The round includes both national and international investors, many with a focus on ESG and B2B industrial innovation. While most names remain undisclosed, several family offices and institutions supporting purpose-driven European tech took part. 

Marín keeps control of the company, holding over 70per cent ownership, which ensures stable leadership and a long-term approach.

Murphy, a Spanish AI-native platform transforming debt servicing through fully autonomous agents, comes out of stealth today after raising €12.8 million in pre-Seed and Seed funding to accelerate its expansion across Europe and the United States.

The round was led by Northzone, with participation from ElevenLabs, Lakestar, Seedcamp, and Enzo Ventures.

“We’re building AI-native infrastructure that replaces traditional call centres with a scalable, multilingual solution. It helps companies recover more, faster, and more cost-efficiently, while staying compliant and treating debtors with respect.” said Borja Sole, Co-founder and CEO of Murphy.

Founded in 2024 by Borja Sole and Marc Sanchez, Murphy is an AI-powered debt servicing platform that replaces traditional call-centre operations with fully autonomous agents. Operating across over 100 languages and multiple channels, Murphy reportedly enables businesses to recover more, faster, while improving customer experience and reducing costs.

Murphy’s team brings together expertise from FinTech, AI engineering, and B2B SaaS.

Their goal is to streamline and automate the recovery process with minimal human intervention. By leveraging a personalised communication approach, Murphy reportedly achieves 40% higher recovery rates compared to traditional methods. The platform also delivers a 75% reduction in time spent on collections, offering users detailed performance insights through dashboards that track recovery rates and timeframes.

Murphy explains that debt servicing has historically been a slow, fragmented, and highly analogue industry, relying on costly call centres and generic engagement methods that leave vast amounts of recoverable debt untouched or written off.

By combining state-of-the-art AI voice agents, omnichannel outreach, and behavioural personalisation, Murphy aims to unlock significant value for Debt Collection Agencies (DCAs) and enterprises that struggle with non-performing loans, 24/7 across over 30 languages.

“Debt servicing is a $300+ billion global industry that is ripe for disruption. After reviewing countless verticals, this stood out as a space where AI can make a major impact. Given their experience and relentless development speed, Borja and his team are uniquely positioned to transform this space,” said Jeppe Zink, Partner at Northzone.

Murphy’s technology has already been adopted by leading financial institutions, telecommunications providers, and mobility companies across Europe. Current customers include banks, telecommunications, utility and debt servicing companies globally. I

In less than a year since launch, the company is managing hundreds of millions of dollars in debt, demonstrating superior recovery rates and drastically reducing operational costs compared to traditional methods.

“Murphy is delivering bottom line impact, to very large organisations in complex and regulated markets – that is extremely rare and a testament to the strength of the product the team has built,” adds Pascual Cortes-Monroy, VP at Northzone.

The company plans to use the funding to scale its product, expand its technical and go-to-market teams, and support rapid international expansion.

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UK-based hospitality tech company Inntelo AI has raised more than £500,000 in Pre-Seed funding round to fuel its commercial growth. 

Inntelo AI has developed a platform for hotels that combines guest and team communication seamlessly, leveraging both conversational and agentic AI to improve the guest experience while delivering real operational efficiencies. 

The Inntelo AI Concierge automates guest enquiries via WhatsApp or phone and converts them into coordinated tasks, improving team responsiveness across all departments, including housekeeping, maintenance, food and beverage outlets, spas, and any other services the hotel provides.

Inntelo’s solution is built with deep domain expertise and aims to benefit all key stakeholders – hotel guests, teams, brands, and owners. 

Inntelo AI was co-founded by CEO Asif Alidina, who has previously worked for over a decade in hotel housekeeping and facilities management, and shared: 

“Hospitality’s AI transformation must be led from within the industry. Too often, hotels have struggled to adopt new technologies because they were developed without real operational insight. 

We’re incredibly excited about this new era, where the hospitality sector can not only embrace technology earlier than ever before, but also lead the way for the wider real estate and service industries.”

The company has already gained traction with both independent and franchised hotels, including Radisson and Wyndham-branded properties in the UK, UAE, and across Europe, with more hotels currently being onboarded.

“AI can improve guest experiences and create better working environments for hotel teams. That’s the future we’re building toward, and this round gives us the support to move faster and go further.”

Haatch and its partner, British Business Bank, led the round, with participation from Look AI Ventures. The round also included support from several angel investors, including former executives from Trip.com, DocuSign, and others. 

It follows an earlier £120,000 investment from Antler at the company's inception.

Fred Soneya, Co-Founder and General Partner at Haatch, added: 

“Inntelo AI has all the hallmarks we look for in a high-potential startup – deep sector knowledge, real operational insight, and a product solving a clear pain point in a large, global market.

We’re excited to back Asif and the team as they help hotels unlock the power of AI to transform the guest experience and streamline operations at scale.”

According to Angelo Burgarello, Partner at Look AI Ventures, “What immediately stood out to us was Inntelo’s ability to bridge the gap between guest expectations and hotel staff operations, something most solutions address only partially. 

“The result is a unified, elevated guest journey and highly efficient hotel staff coordination. We were particularly impressed by the team’s deep domain expertise and the capabilities of their product.”

The Seed funding will help accelerate the company’s commercial growth, expanding sales and marketing while supporting ongoing customer deployments and integration with property management systems.

Lead image: Intello AI. Photo: uncredited. 

Stockholm healthtech Tandem Health has raised $50 million Series A funding and has pledged that a “significant proportion” of the funds will be used to drive AI innovation within the NHS. The raise brings the company’s funding to over $109 million.

Tandem provides a clinician copilot that enables clinicians to focus on providing care, instead of on administrative tasks. Its ambient scribe listens during the patient consultation, transcribes it, and automatically generates a draft medical note that can seamlessly be transferred to your medical record system. 

Tandem's copilot fully follows GDPR and local patient data laws.

The company’s recent partnership with Accurx in the UK is bringing AI-assisted clinical documentation to 98 per cent of GPs in the UK, making it one of the largest AI scribe deployments in healthcare worldwide.

Tandem Health estimates that this funding will allow it to roll out to an additional 230,000 NHS staff who use Accurx in secondary care settings, like acute hospitals and community and mental health trusts, including 125,000 who use Accurx Mobile.

The news comes as the Government announced its intention to scale the use of technology like AI scribes across the NHS, as part of the NHS 10-Year Plan.

The healthtech business also plans to expand its UK-based clinical team, which supports NHS deployments and enhances interoperability with key medical data systems – including EMIS, SystmOne, Cerner, RiO and Epic – all of which are used within the NHS.

Kinnevik led the funding, with participation from Northzone, Amino Collective and will further accelerate Tandem’s development beyond an administrative AI medical assistant, towards an AI native operating system that supports every step of the clinical workflow.

In the UK, the investment will support the faster development of clinical templates and improvements to clinical coding systems, alongside deeper integration with electronic patient records (EPRs). 

Tandem also plans to develop new Class II medical device-certified modules and enhance the overall user experience of its AI assistant, with usability and patient safety as core priorities.

Ian Robertson, from Tandem Health UK, said: 

“We’re growing our UK-based clinical team to work hand-in-hand with frontline staff, and accelerating development of the product features that matter most: advanced template support, seamless EPR integration, and medical device-certified modules. 

The goal is clear: to build the most trusted clinical documentation assistant in the NHS.”

“We are just getting started with reimagining how healthcare will be delivered and how workflows are designed in the LLM era,” shares Lukas Saari, CEO and Co-founder of Tandem Health. 

“We seek to be the trusted long-term AI partner of healthcare providers, to support them in this transformational journey. In this, we are embracing the complexity that is European healthcare – already having established local operations in five markets – to provide the best tools that our clinicians deserve.”

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