When it comes to deep tech, from AI to big data and AR, Europe is neck and neck with Asia and Silicon Valley.
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European deep-tech start-ups demonstrate the best opportunities for scaling up.
And, according to the recent State of European Tech report , Europe’s tech industry is growing five times faster than the rest of the European economy in terms of gross value added, a level that has accelerated in recent years.
Last year, our Europe Start-up 100 2018 list looked at various players demonstrating how Europe is gathering momentum in areas such as artificial intelligence (AI), autonomous vehicles (AVs), augmented reality (AR), virtual reality (VR), robotics, big data and more.
This listing is part of our Europe Start-up 100 series for 2019, which every day this week is focusing on a different list, including fintech and e-commerce , hardware and the internet of things (IoT), and medtech and life sciences start-ups. On Friday (25 January), we will publish our full Europe Start-up 100 list of the ones to watch.
Remember, these lists are not absolute because they are only a dip in the ocean of European innovation. As such, they are devised to give you a flavour of the kind of activity that is happening.
And so, in the realm of deep tech, here are 25 European start-ups to watch in 2019.
Admix (UK)
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We have just raised $2.1M seed to keep developing our product and grow our VR/AR community !!! Thanks @speedinvest @Suir_Valley @foundersfactory @fomcap.
AR and VR are set to be a large part of digital existence in coming years. Advertising is no exception – at least, it won’t be in London-founded start-up Admix. Formerly known as Advir, Admix is a monetisation platform for VR and AR developers that enables non-intrusive product placements within their content. The company raised $2.1m in a venture round in November from investors that include Speedinvest and Suir Valley Ventures.
Aiden.ai (UK)
On episode 10 of @ScalingStartups I talk to @MarieOuttier CEO and Co-founder of @meet_aiden
We talk
– AI, Product market fit & winning clients
– Balancing skills in co-founders
– Raising capital from investors
The Scaling Startups Podcast (@ScalingStartups) December 10, 2018
An AI-powered analyst for mobile acquisition teams, Aiden.ai was founded in 2016 by Marie Outtier and Pierre-Jean (PJ) Camillieri. The analyst can provide insights into marketing campaigns and create smart reports to monitor performance, aiming to make life easier for mobile app marketers. Headquartered in both London and San Francisco, Aiden.ai raised $750,000 in a seed round led by Kima Ventures in 2017, followed by a €1.4m seed round led by Partech last November.[…]
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When it comes to deep tech, from AI to big data and AR, Europe is neck and neck with Asia and Silicon Valley.
copyright by www.siliconrepublic.com
And, according to the recent State of European Tech report , Europe’s tech industry is growing five times faster than the rest of the European economy in terms of gross value added, a level that has accelerated in recent years.
Last year, our Europe Start-up 100 2018 list looked at various players demonstrating how Europe is gathering momentum in areas such as artificial intelligence (AI), autonomous vehicles (AVs), augmented reality (AR), virtual reality (VR), robotics, big data and more.
This listing is part of our Europe Start-up 100 series for 2019, which every day this week is focusing on a different list, including fintech and e-commerce , hardware and the internet of things (IoT), and medtech and life sciences start-ups. On Friday (25 January), we will publish our full Europe Start-up 100 list of the ones to watch.
Remember, these lists are not absolute because they are only a dip in the ocean of European innovation. As such, they are devised to give you a flavour of the kind of activity that is happening.
And so, in the realm of deep tech, here are 25 European start-ups to watch in 2019.
Admix (UK)
Thank you for reading this post, don't forget to subscribe to our AI NAVIGATOR!
We have just raised $2.1M seed to keep developing our product and grow our VR/AR community !!! Thanks @speedinvest @Suir_Valley @foundersfactory @fomcap.
AR and VR are set to be a large part of digital existence in coming years. Advertising is no exception – at least, it won’t be in London-founded start-up Admix. Formerly known as Advir, Admix is a monetisation platform for VR and AR developers that enables non-intrusive product placements within their content. The company raised $2.1m in a venture round in November from investors that include Speedinvest and Suir Valley Ventures.
Aiden.ai (UK)
On episode 10 of @ScalingStartups I talk to @MarieOuttier CEO and Co-founder of @meet_aiden
We talk
– AI, Product market fit & winning clients
– Balancing skills in co-founders
– Raising capital from investors
The Scaling Startups Podcast (@ScalingStartups) December 10, 2018
An AI-powered analyst for mobile acquisition teams, Aiden.ai was founded in 2016 by Marie Outtier and Pierre-Jean (PJ) Camillieri. The analyst can provide insights into marketing campaigns and create smart reports to monitor performance, aiming to make life easier for mobile app marketers. Headquartered in both London and San Francisco, Aiden.ai raised $750,000 in a seed round led by Kima Ventures in 2017, followed by a €1.4m seed round led by Partech last November.[…]
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