Berlin-based Incari lands €15 million Series A funding to lead new generations of human-machine interfaces
Summary
The way in which humans and machines interact is fundamentally changing, and the startup plans to use the funds to expand its platform for new generations of human-machine interfaces, widenining its customer focus from the automotive sector to other industries. There is, however, great demand in a variety of other industries such as health, construction, and aerospace.” The European entrepreneur and investor Lukasz Gadowski (Team Europe), who led the Series A round of financing, commented: “Incari’s approach is fascinating. Together, we’re now looking to create a large, independent company which is active at the global level.” The rapid digitalisation of society in both private and commercial life is changing the way we understand technology. In particular, innovations in human-machine interaction, such as augmented reality, remote touch, computer-brain interfaces, are driving the process of technological change. Dynamic processes and 3D models can be rendered in real time and visualised on a variety of output devices.