The oversubscribed round was led by Fuel Ventures with participation from multiple VCs and angel networks.
"Robotics automation has become a must for businesses that want to stay competitive in the logistics and manufacturing industries, however, it is still something that only large companies are able to afford. We are changing that and, thanks to our tech, we plan to bring the advantages of robotics automation to many SMEs across Europe in the next couple of years."
The funding follows an initial £1.3m investment in 2021 and will support team expansion and product rollout.
"We are pleased to be working with Mercia to roll it out to social landlords, especially at the current time when the cost of living crisis is putting their tenants’ finances under greater pressure."
The oversubscribed round was led by BY Venture Partners with participation from QVentures.
"This is a milestone for Bridged. We have now proved our product works and we are delighted to have a string of new investors who see how our software will change the publishing and marketing landscape. We are thrilled to have them on the Bridged journey."
The round was led by Credo Ventures with backing from Concept Ventures and angel investors.
"The platform we’re launching now is all about turning text into top-quality spoken audio. We want to let people enjoy their favorite book or newsletter by giving a voice to all the authors, creators and developers who couldn’t afford one"
The funding round was led by Lead Ventures with participation from Credo Ventures and Sofia Angels Ventures.
"GoodVision provides a first-of-its-kind software platform that enables what transportation specialists could not have managed before. In the past, traffic data collection was done manually by humans on the road or single-purpose sensors, and transport analytics was done with pen and paper. GoodVision is the place where all related parties can work together on their projects and have most of their work tasks automated. That in turn helps them save time which they can dedicate to more relevant assignments."