Seventure injects €1.2m into tactile tech maker Actronika
Paris-based tech startup Actronika has raised €1.2m in a first round of funding, fully financed by Seventure Partners.
Seventure acted as the exclusive investor in this round, using its €56.1m seed fund Quadrivium 1.
Actronika will use the funding to initiate its market launch while it continues to develop new products. The French startup is interested in extending its range to medical equipment, virtual reality and games.
Quadirivium 1 was launched in 2014, targeting seed investment, and reached a first close on €35.5m in 2014. Current investors include BPI France, Natixis, CNP Assurances, AG2R-La Mondiale, Malakoff-Médéric and Revital Emploi.
The fund looks to invest €300,000-2.8m in young companies in the life sciences, information technology, communication, robotics, cleantech and digital technology sectors.
Company
Founded by Gilles Meyer, Rafal Pijewski and Vincent Hayward, and headquartered in Paris, Actronika is focused on haptic technology. It designs and develops hardware and software products that aim to create a tactile experience. Its technology can be used on various digital products and everyday objects.
People
Seventure Partners – Didier Piccino (partner).
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