The safety technology company will use the capital to advance product development and field testing for its wearable rescue indicators.
"We are thrilled to welcome TrapDtek to our portfolio. Hunter has tackled a human problem with a compelling combination of deep technology and user-centric design. By turning complex radio-frequency technology into a simple physical product, TrapDtek equips emergency responders with a powerful tool in difficult environments. The platform offers strong potential across rescue and broader safety-critical applications, and we look forward to supporting the team through their next phase of growth."
Ada Ventures leads the seed round to support the development of AI voice agents for general practices.
"For most patients, the GP reception desk is the front door to the entire NHS, and it’s under more strain than any other part of the system. InTouchNow was built to handle the repetitive, time-consuming calls so reception teams can focus on the patients who really need a person. Ada’s backing is a strong vote of confidence in British healthtech, and lets InTouchNow bring safe, ethical, and genuinely useful AI to many more NHS practices across the UK."
HERmesa led the pre-seed round, which includes backing from multiple institutional investors and Innovate UK grants.
"When only a small minority can deliver best practice, the problem isn’t effort. It’s design. I brought what I was seeing in practice, and I brought the evidence that already existed but simply wasn’t being used consistently. Peripear exists because the standard of care couldn’t possibly be the best we could do,"
FoodLabs and Eka Ventures led the seed round to support product expansion and new clinical trials.
"They’re finally feeling validated. They go to the doctor time and time again and they’re dismissed, being told their symptoms are not connected, what they’re dealing with is normal… they finally feel like a sense of validation, like I was right all along"
