AuriGen Medical Crowdfunds over €3M in three weeks
AuriGen Medical, an Irish medical devices start-up has raised over €3 million through crowdfunding in just three weeks. The company, which is based at ATU iHub Galway City has developed a heart implant designed to treat both the stroke and arrhythmia risk associated...
ATU iHubs based InVera Medical secures €4.6M in DTIF funding
ATU iHub Galway City client company InVera Medical is one of two medtech projects set to receive Government funding under the fourth round of the Disruptive Technologies Innovation Fund (DTIF). The funding announced on the 16th December 2022 is the second tranche of...
Rockfield Medical Devices Receives FDA Clearance for the Mobility+ Enteral Feeding System
Rockfield Medical Devices Limited, a commercial-stage medical device company focused on developing solutions to transform the mobility and quality of life of tube feeders, today announced U.S. Food and Drug Administration (“FDA”) 510(k) clearance of the...
Ronspot Ltd secures investment of €1.1 million
The team at Ronspot are delighted to announce the company has raised €1.1 million in investment funding. The news follows the recent dramatic growth in the hybrid working and space management market. This investment is being led by Dublin-based Furthr VC (formally...
Women entrepreneurs attend Empower II closing event in Galway
Women from across the west and northwest attended a celebratory event in Salthill last Friday (23 September 2022) marking the completion of EMPOWER II, the female entrepreneurship programme delivered by Atlantic Technological University (ATU) Innovation Hubs (iHubs)....
ATU students’ business ideas win them places on coveted student Inc programme
Two Atlantic Technological University (ATU) students and a graduate have won coveted places for their business ideas on Ireland’s longest running student accelerator, the Student Inc Programme; Mairead Clarke from Clifden, Co Galway, for her customer-led generator app...
ATU iHubs client SymPhysis Medical raises €1.9m in new funding
MedTech firm SymPhysis Medical raises €1.9m in new funding Galway based medical technology start up SymPhysis Medical has raised over €1.9 million in new investment. The company was founded by Tim Jones and Dr Michelle Tierney. It is developing a medical device that...
ATU iHubs client company Tr3dent to list on Canadian stock exchange
TR3DENT ANNOUNCES CLOSING A PRIVATE PLACEMENT FOR SENIOR SECURED CONVERTIBLE DEBENTURES Galway, Ireland – February. 24, 2022 – Tr3Dent Limited. (the “Company” or “Tr3dent”), a leading global provider of an intuitive, end-to-end strategic planning and structured...
