Here is a roundup of corporate funding and M&A deals from last week covering the global renewable energy industry: SenseHawk, a SaaS platform that helps
umotif Raises $6.6 Million for Clinical Trial Data Capture Software
umotif, a London-based patient-centric data capture software platform raised £5 million (~$6.6 million) in a Series A investment round led by existing investor AlbionVC. Oslo-based
Mental Health App Mobio Interactive Raises $1.8 Million
Mobio Interactive, a digital mental health therapeutics and meditation app closed a $1.8 million Seed funding round. Funds will advance the deep tech and clinical
Health Analytics Platform Biofourmis Raises $100 Million
Biofourmis, developer of Biovitals, a personalized AI-powered health analytics platform, raised $100 million in a Series C financing. The round was led by SoftBank Vision
Top Funded Digital Health Companies in the First Half of 2020
Despite widespread COVID-19 pandemic, digital health companies worldwide raised a record of $6.3 billion in the first half (1H) of 2020. Eighty percent of the
PicnicHealth Raises $25 Million for Medical Records Sharing Platform
PicnicHealth, a provider of medical records sharing platform, raised $25 million in a Series B funding round led by Felicis Ventures and Amplify Partners. In
Telemedicine Company Hazel Health Raises $33.5 Million
Hazel Health, a telemedicine startup, raised $33.5 million in a Series C funding, led by Owl Ventures and Bain Capital Ventures, with additional funding by
GEN inCode Raises $4 Million for Cardiovascular Disease Platform
GEN inCode, a developer of AI products and algorithms to assess cardiovascular disease, raised £3 million (~$4 million) in institutional funding to scale its products
SeamlessMD Raises $4 Million to Expand Digital Patient Engagement Platform
SeamlessMD, a digital patient engagement and monitoring platform raised $4 million in a Series A financing round. The funding round was led by MedTeq+, with
Movano Raises $2.5 Million For Wearable Glucose Monitor
Movano, a maker smartwatch-like wearable that uses radiofrequency technology to measure blood glucose, raised an additional $2.5 million in Series A funding round. The wearable