Future Planet Capital Regional backed the healthtech firm as part of a wider £9m funding round.
"Securing this investment from Future Planet Capital Regional and the West Midlands Co-Investment Fund is a significant milestone for Rem3dy Health. It’s particularly meaningful to have a strong West Midlands investor join us, further cementing our roots in this dynamic region. This funding will be crucial as we scale our manufacturing capabilities and expand our reach globally, continuing our mission to provide truly personalised and sustainable health solutions."
The seed round was co-led by UK Innovation and Science Seed Fund and Expansion Aerospace Ventures.
"These programmes supported us from day one, helping us combine state-of-the-art research in hyperspectral remote sensing, machine learning and crop growth modelling to build something radically new – turning an ambitious idea into a commercial business with real-world impact. Now we’re ready to take this innovation global, helping farmers boost profits, cut emissions and keep soils healthy for future generations."
The synthetic anatomy startup bypassed traditional law firms by using Genie AI to complete its seed round documentation.
"We completed a complex set of documents in a fraction of the usual time, and with minimal to zero external legal spend with Genie AI. Beyond powering our funding round, Genie also handled our Material Transfer Agreement, IP assignments and NDAs, allowing us to stay focused on scaling and innovating in synthetic anatomy. I know that many founders are frustrated by the current legal fee system. My background as a graduate in law helped give me the confidence to do things differently. The market will show no loyalty to traditional legal services if AI systems keep generating more value for the dollar spent. Why should it?"
— Nazmus Tareque, Co-Founder and Chief Commercial Officer
The funding was led by Maven Capital Partners to support product development and team expansion.
"The funding from the British Business Bank and the Midlands Engine Investment Fund II will enable TSC to continue its growth journey, and transition its simulation portfolio to support the sustainable and low carbon energy sector. Thanks to Maven for supporting us professionally and efficiently throughout the application process."
The funding round includes participation from Betaworks, F4 Fund, Next Wave via Flybridge, 7pc ventures, and Digital Catapult.
"Producing engaging, high-quality content is a necessity for solo creators and small businesses – but they are already stretched thin and juggling multiple business demands. Content creation tools are fragmented, and users producing social media content for the first time struggle with steep learning curves for both mirrorless camera operation and editing software. With a radical new interface that leverages AI, we’re bringing assistive content editing capabilities directly into our camera system and aim to dramatically lower barriers to entry."
