MMC is a venture capital firm with a consumer technology portfolio including Gousto and Bloom & Wild.
The seed round was led by MMC Ventures and Playfair Capital, with participation from Atypical Ventures, Creator Fund, and eolos.
"As deep technology investors, we were impressed by Recycleye’s AI-led computer vision solution to this growing global problem. Yet it is what Victor and Peter have achieved, working fast and lean, in just a year since inception that gives us confidence that they can truly transform the recycling industry with their technology"
Seedcamp led the financing round to help fund the digital health startup's public rollout.
"While working as a doctor, I saw firsthand the devastating complications of type 2 diabetes – from strokes to heart attacks to blindness. For the majority of patients, pills are not solving the problem. We now have strong clinical evidence that remission can be the goal for most patients. Sadly, with the NHS at a breaking point, it is not in a place to deliver intensive remission programs to the 4.2 million type 2 diabetics in the UK."
The seed round was backed by Episode 1 Ventures, MMC Ventures and Seedcamp to support team expansion and product development.
"We are excited to be partnering with leading venture capital firms to create the placing experience the reinsurance community has dreamt of for decades. Paired with Riskbook's win-win-win philosophy, this new funding cements our role as a trusted independent provider to cedents, brokers and reinsurers alike."
The healthcare artificial intelligence startup raised the capital from backers including MMC Ventures, Seedcamp, and Bayer G4A to scale operations globally.
"The inability of today's computers to understand doctors' unique way of writing has been a major issue. Doctors can correctly describe an 'infiltrating mass' without writing the word 'tumor' or write 'bilateral ground glass peripheral opacity' without explicitly indicating a suspicion for COVID-19"
The funding round was led by Octopus Ventures and MMC Ventures with participation from Amadeus Capital Partners and Toyota AI Ventures.
"Even before the crisis, SLAMcore was engaged in many conversations with companies – big and small – who needed a better way to solve spatial intelligence issues in robotics. Especially across sectors such as drones, robots, and AR/VR, the coronavirus pandemic has lit the touch-paper and we are primed to meet exploding demand. In the past few weeks alone, we have seen a huge spike in enquiries as robotics companies want fast solutions to get their robots to market sooner."
