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Cutiss, SamanTree Medical and RqMicro have been selected for the SME Instrument. The startups will be supported in the Phase 2 of the SMI Instrument, with up to €2.5 million in funding.

ETH spinoff Rapyuta Robotics, developing an enterprise ready platform-as-a-service for robotics, has raised USD 9.5 million. The funds will enable the company to proceed with the development of their platform.

Following the receipt of an additional USD 10 million, Insphero has now won American Laboratory Products Company (ALPCO), a leading producer of research and clinical immunoassays as its new partner.

The Zurich based startup Vivior AG is developing an eye wearable device that uses machine-learning algorithms to track patient’s daily activities. The collected data helps opticians to offer personalised solutions. The startup has raised funds to finalise their clinical studies.

Von den acht neu vergebenen Bürgschaften des Technologiefonds gehen zwei an die Startups Eturnity und Nispera. Ausserdem erhalten drei sich bereits im Portfolio befindende Startups weitere Bürgschaften.

The enterprise technology platform for mobile vision, barcode scanning and augmented reality, Scandit, announced today the completion of a $30M series B financing round. It was led by GV, with participation from NGP as well as existing investor Atomico among others.

Swiss companies and indipendent game studios have the opportunity to be part of the Swissgames delegation at the Game Connection Europe in October. Application deadline is July 30^th.

Das Stadtmagazin Tsüri.ch hat sich in einer Finanzierungsrunde mehrere hunderttausend Franken gesichert. Dadurch kann das Medien-Startup wachsen und in neue Projekte investieren.

Carhelper.ch ist die grösste Schweizer Vergleichs- und Buchungsplattform für Autoservice und Reparaturen. Nun hat das Zürcher Startup den Abschluss einer zweiten Finanzierungsrunde bekannt gegeben. Zu den Investoren gehören neben der AMAG und der Swiss Startup Factory neu auch die Basler Versicherungen.

Sonect, a Zurich based startup that converts shops into a “virtual ATM” has entered a global partnership with Loomis, a Swedish based company with over 23'000 employees. The partnership allows Sonect to build on Loomis existing customer base and know how in cash management.