Neuranics
Latest round
- Seed
Last raised
- Apr 2025
Total raised
- $9M
Investors
- 6
About Neuranics
Based in Scotland, UK, and founded in 2021, Neuranics operates as a neurotechnology company that develops wearable and implantable human-computer interfaces. The company was co-founded by Kia Nazarpour, Hadi Heidari, and Siming Zuo. The company's main product is miniaturized sensors that can measure and record magnetic fields from the human body. Neuranics aims to create the everyday human-computer interface and bring a multitude of disease diagnoses with its AI-based diagnostic device. The company's technology surpasses existing constraints in health monitoring and human-machine interfaces and uses minimal power consumption.
Who invested in Neuranics
6 investors across 2 rounds
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Who invested in Neuranics?
Neuranics has 6 investors on record across 2 venture rounds. Sign up free to see every VC on the cap table and the rounds they joined.
How much funding has Neuranics raised?
Neuranics has raised 2 venture rounds. Sign up free to see how much each round raised and the total.
When did Neuranics last raise money?
Neuranics's most recent round on record is a Seed, in Apr 2025.
What does Neuranics do?
Based in Scotland, UK, and founded in 2021, Neuranics operates as a neurotechnology company that develops wearable and implantable human-computer interfaces.
Where is Neuranics headquartered?
Neuranics is headquartered in Glasgow, UK.
Which VCs invest in companies like Neuranics?
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