Led · Equity · Feb 2026

Firecell, now merged with fellow 5G specialist Accelleran, offers a single-stack private 5G solution that combines Firecell’s core network and network-management software with Accelleran’s programmable RAN, management and AI capabilities. The platform supports all FDD and TDD spectrum bands, delivers sub-millisecond latency for thousands of concurrent IoT devices, enables network slicing and mission-critical voice services, and integrates AI-driven optimisation through xApps and rApps. Designed and developed entirely in Europe, the software can be deployed on-premise to guarantee data sovereignty for ports, factories, defence sites and logistics facilities. The combined company will operate under the Firecell brand, doubling its engineering and commercial footprint with teams across France, Belgium, the UK, Germany and Poland, and active deployments in Europe, the U.S. and Asia. Management believes the unified, hardware-agnostic stack will simplify multi-site private 5G roll-outs for system integrators and accelerate industrial autonomy. The merger is supported by a €7.9 million investment round from existing backers, providing fresh capital for product integration and market expansion.

Led · Series B · Jan 2026

Founded in 2017 in Warsaw, Nomagic builds general-purpose warehouse robots that use an adaptable Physical AI platform to pick, sort, and handle diverse items. The robots learn from millions of real-world tasks performed around the clock, creating a data flywheel that continuously improves performance. Nomagic’s next-generation VLA (visual-language-action) models integrate into the fleet to shorten deployment times and boost autonomy and efficiency. The company positions Physical AI as the next evolution of automation, bridging digital optimisation with real-world execution in logistics facilities. Having already deployed its systems across Europe, Nomagic is now expanding commercial operations in the United States. Its cumulative funding now tops €70 million ($84 million) following the latest round, providing capital to scale sales and further develop its VLA models.

Led · Series B · Oct 2025

Katana provides an easy-to-use, cloud-native ERP alternative that integrates natively with e-commerce, accounting, and shipping platforms to deliver a real-time overview of inventory, production, and order management for small- and medium-sized product businesses. The platform is trusted by more than 1,500 SMB customers operating in 70 countries and 75 industries, and it processes over €3 billion (>$3 billion) in gross merchandise value each year. Since closing its initial Series B round in 2022, the company has tripled revenue, underscoring strong product-market fit. Katana’s modern, AI-driven tech stack and growing integrations marketplace underpin plans for continued global expansion. Founded in Tallinn, Estonia, the company positions itself as the next-generation standard for SMB inventory and order management. With the latest capital raise, Katana’s total funding now exceeds €60 million, providing ample resources to accelerate product development and market reach.

Led · Series A · Jan 2024

Sky Engine AI offers a simulation and deep-learning platform (Synthetic Data Cloud) that generates fully annotated, multimodal synthetic data, provides advanced domain-adaptation methods, and trains computer-vision algorithms at scale. The product targets data scientists and ML/software engineers building computer-vision projects across industries. The company says it has support from Nvidia and Microsoft and serves customers including Renault Group, Samsung and Ericsson. In its first 18 months it tripled revenues and scaled to over 40 people. Led by CEO and founder Dr Bartek Wlodarczyk, Sky Engine AI plans to use new funding to expand operations and broaden its business reach. The company is based in London, UK. SKY ENGINE AI develops the industry’s first Evolutionary Platform for Machine Learning in Virtual Reality, a SaaS system that creates digital twins of sensors and robots to train and test computer vision models in simulated environments. Its platform delivers physics-driven sensor simulations (cameras, thermal, IR, lidars, radars) and sensor data fusion, and can generate balanced synthetic imagery datasets that come pre-annotated and ready for machine learning. The company also provides a garden of deep neural networks optimized for tasks such as object detection, semantic segmentation, 3D position and pose estimation, and geometry reasoning, designed for training on synthetic samples. SKY ENGINE includes advanced domain adaptation algorithms intended to improve real-world inference performance. The platform targets enterprises across telecommunications, oil & gas, energy, healthcare, automotive, drones & robotics, and manufacturing to reduce data acquisition and human labeling costs and accelerate go-to-market. SKY ENGINE was incorporated in 2018 as a London-based research spin-off with a subsidiary in Poland and has partnerships and a pipeline including Nvidia and Microsoft. In July 2021 it closed a $1.2M financing round to accelerate growth, product innovation and expand engineering.

Led · Series A · Dec 2021

HigoSense provides a modular mobile medical examination device supported by a mobile app and an online AI-powered diagnostic platform that enables physicians to perform high-quality remote examinations and patients to collect diagnostic data. The hardware is a modular examination tool consisting of a primary device and five extension modules (thermometer, throat spatula, stethoscope, otoscope and derm hood) covering temperature, throat, heart, lungs, ears and skin. The app guides patients and physicians step-by-step through medical examinations and gives instant access to health records. The company’s telehealth platform stores patient data and includes the Higo Doctor Portal for clinicians to interpret video, audio and interview data. The software and platform are powered by AI-enabled algorithms intended to enhance patient experience and support physicians’ analysis of collected medical data. Founded in 2017 by serial entrepreneurs and medtech specialists led by CEO Łukasz Krasnopolski and based in Warsaw, Poland, HigoSense raised €5m in Series A funding and plans to use the proceeds to expand into new markets across Europe, the Middle East and Asia.