Plural led the seed investment round to accelerate product development and deployment across public and private sector operations.
"The nature of threats facing public spaces and critical infrastructure has changed. Incidents are faster, more dispersed and often designed to exploit gaps. Augur exists to close those gaps, helping operators spot warning signs earlier and make better use of their existing infrastructure. Our goal is simple: to help protect people in the places where they live, travel and gather."
The fitness tech start-up raised the capital to support the hybrid sport boom.
"Hybrid fitness is the fastest-growing participation sport globally, yet the digital infrastructure supporting athletes has lagged behind. Our ambition is to build the technology layer that helps athletes train with greater precision, understand their performance and prepare effectively for competition."
The funding round includes backing from Axel Weber and Startup Wise Guys to accelerate product development.
"In today’s environment, transparency, auditability, and regulatory alignment are not optional – they are a must. Vivox AI is building the blueprint for how regulated financial institutions should integrate AI safely and responsibly."
Ingenii Capital led the seed round with backing from Haatch, British Business Bank, and Velocity Capital.
"The rent payment experience has long been outdated and inflexible. Payr has identified a clear market inefficiency and developed a solution that meets the evolving financial habits of modern renters. Their early traction and approach to distribution made this an easy decision for us to support."
The early-stage round was backed by Speedinvest and Nucleus Capital.
"The agricultural industry faces significant performance and sustainability challenges which is driving demand for more efficient products. Yet there’s no affordable, rational, or systematic way to discover molecular glues that are the foundation for such products. We’re changing that. We’re using the power of AI to rapidly and accurately derive new molecules that can change farming’s future."
