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MuRay secures €7.1 million in funding for industrial imaging technology

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MuRay, a deep-tech startup, announced it secured €7.1 million in financing on October 29. The funding, which includes €3.5 million in private investment and €3.6 million in public funding, supports the company's development of industrial 3D imaging technology. MuRay was co-founded by Andi Hektor and Dr. Kristjan Põder.

From infotechlead.com

Why it matters

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The financing allows MuRay to develop imaging technology using controlled muon beams to inspect dense industrial materials. Applications for this technology include aerospace components, advanced manufacturing, and energy equipment, with the company planning a commercial launch in 2027.

From infotechlead.com

Who's involved

  • Andi HektorCo-founder of MuRay, the deep-tech startup.
  • HamburgLocation where MuRay is based and operates.

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  • Andi HektorSpeculative

    MuRay could expand its workforce to approximately 25 employees by the end of 2027, increasing local job demand.

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