Meet the startup digitising battlefield medicine

Meet the startup digitising battlefield medicine Meet the startup digitising battlefield medicine The AO is combining wearable sensors, digital patient records and frontline data to improve casualty evacuation in Ukraine and beyond. Drone warfare has fundamentally changed battlefield medicine. During four medical rotations with the Hospitallers Medical Battalion in Ukraine’s

Luffy secures £8.1M to scale real-time adaptive control technology

Luffy secures £8.1M to scale real-time adaptive control technology Luffy AI, a UK-based startup developing AI for real-time adaptive control in industrial systems, has raised £8.1 million in a Series A funding round. The investment was led by BGF, with participation from MIG Capital AG through its MIG Fonds. Existing investors

Whering lands $7M as digital wardrobe platform reaches 10M users

Whering lands $7M as digital wardrobe platform reaches 10M users Whering, a UK-based digital wardrobe platform, has raised $7 million in a seed funding round led by eBay Ventures and Google AI Futures Fund. The investment comes as the company reaches a milestone of 10 million users globally. Founded in

Why cash on delivery still works in Europe [Sponsored]

Why cash on delivery still works in Europe [Sponsored] In a market that has spent a decade moving to cards, digital wallets and one-click checkout, cash on delivery can look like a relic. The customer pays the courier at the door, only once the parcel is in their hands. Yet

BIZAY secures $55M to fuel US growth and industry consolidation

BIZAY secures $55M to fuel US growth and industry consolidation BIZAY, a Portugal-based technology platform for customised products, has raised $55 million in a Series D funding round. The investment was led by existing investor Indico Capital Partners, with participation from Lince Capital, Cedrus and BPF. Founded in 2014 by

Google uses user-uploaded search files to train AI

Google uses user-uploaded search files to train AI Google has introduced changes that allow it to use media files uploaded by users through its search services to train artificial intelligence models.  Engadget reports. The new feature is enabled for all users by default. What data the company collects According to