Disruptive Technologies presents new wireless sensor at CES

Biophilic gadget specialist Vitesy has raised €1.2m in investment, valuing the company at €15m on the back of rising interest in indoor air quality.

Tallinn-based computer vision startup Fyma turns cameras into sensors for tracking and analysing shopper movements.

Infogrid, the two-year-old artificial intelligence technology company that automates facilities management and claims to make any building smart, has raised $15.5m Series A funding from a combination of UK and US investors.

The growing popularity of EVs needs to be met with an increase in the number of charging points on our roads. PlaceTech picks some of those leading the way, and it’s not just cars they are interested in.

Disruptive Technologies' tiny sensors coupled with Infogrid’s AI platform saved money and food during the UK’s first Covid-19 lockdown when nobody else could be there.

Build to rent developer Moda Living has formed a technology partnership for its UK £2.5bn residential portfolio with the global tech giant.

The startup has raised a $4.5m funding round to further accelerate its 10x growth. Leading the round are LAUNCHub Ventures and Hoxton Ventures joined by another European VC firm, Hardware Club. Existing investor Change Ventures also participated.

Ultraviolet robots, vapour systems and waste analytics are among the tech solutions helping to keep premises safe and healthy.

There was a $30bn investment into the data centre sector during the first half of 2020, despite the impact of Covid-19, according to research by Knight Frank and DC Byte.