The seed round was co-led by Infinity Ventures and Frontline
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Asterix Health
Remote healthcare platform helping NHS practices manage workforce shortages.
CoMind
Developing non-invasive optical technology to monitor brain activity and pressure without drilling into the skull.
HelmGuard
AI agents for automated enterprise governance, risk, and compliance.

Mimica
Mimica provides process intelligence technology that maps real world workflows to train enterprise AI agents.
Mutable Tactics
Mutable Tactics builds AI decision software for coordinated drone fleets.
Olix
Olix designs specialised hardware to accelerate artificial intelligence inference in data centres.
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Moonfire Ventures led the seed round for the London-based commercial intelligence startup.
"We reduced their time to produce a report or answer a question by 94%. Whereas before it was four hours to produce a report, senior executives were waiting hours and hours for an answer. We brought that down to a few minutes"
Triple Point leads the pre-seed round to help the remote healthcare platform expand across NHS practices.
"For the first time in decades, we are actually growing the pie, increasing the number of highly qualified GPs available to deliver primary care rather than simply moving existing GPs around the country. Our early partners are already seeing significant productivity gains and reallocating the saved time into new proactive care services for patients as a result,"
Seraphim Space led the pre-seed round to help accelerate development of the company decision-layer software.
"Increasingly, the constraint is no longer hardware but human attention. We can deploy more drones than ever before, yet we still ask operators to control them one by one, often in environments where communications are unreliable. True autonomy breaks that one‑to‑one link, allowing humans to supervise and direct teams of systems rather than individual machines. That shift is essential for supporting modern military missions, where scale, speed and resilience matter, and where operators must remain focused on intent and outcomes rather than manual control."
The London-based semiconductor startup secured $220m from Hummingbird Ventures and other backers to expand its team and deliver its first products by 2027.




