Norwegian startup Visoid raises $2.5 million to scale its AI-native architecture platform
ArcticStartup reports that Oslo-based constructiontech startup Visoid has raised $2.5 million (€2.16 million) in a funding round led by Skyfall Ventures, with participation from existing investors StartupLab, OBOS and Antler, as well as Farvatn and byFounders Angel Collective. Founded in 2023 by former architect Mark Szoke and entrepreneur Joachim Holwech, the company develops AI software that converts existing [...]
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