Finland’s SeeTrue Technologies raises €2.2 million to commercialise low-power eye-sensing architecture
SeeTrue Technologies, a Joensuu-based DeepTech company focused on next-generation eye-tracking technology, has closed a €2.2 million financing round to accelerate the commercialisation of its ultra-low-power eye-sensing architecture. The round was led by ZEISS Ventures, with participation from Superhero Capital, North Karelia Growth Fund (NKGF), managed by Redstone Nordics, and continued support…
Finland's SeeTrue Technologies has secured €2.2 million in funding to commercialize its innovative low-power eye-sensing architecture. Led by ZEISS Ventures, the round also saw participation from Superhero Capital, North Karelia Growth Fund, and existing investors Niko Myller, Sueno Digital OY, Erkka Tahvanainen, Luminate, and Piotr Frasunkiewicz.
CEO and co-founder Roman Bednarik expressed excitement about the backing, stating that the company aims to shrink eye-tracking technology to fit wearable tech, making it more powerful for devices. SeeTrue's ultra-miniature eye-tracking technology is designed for medical optical systems, vision care, and smart wearables, offering real-time high-frequency gaze tracking with minimal energy consumption.
ZEISS Ventures' Investment Manager Julian Schroth praised SeeTrue's potential to revolutionize human-machine interaction in healthcare and professional workflows, highlighting the company's system-level co-design approach to tackle integration challenges in compact devices.
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