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EXCLUSIVE: Freiburg’s VUSE XR raises €1.2 million to bring AI-powered mixed reality training to enterprises

VUSE XR, a Freiburg-based startup developing enterprise software for mixed reality training, today announced the closing of a €1.2 million pre-Seed financing round. The round was led by IACD, a Düsseldorf-based business angel network, with additional participation from individual business angels. “From an investor’s perspective, VUSE XR brings together everything we look for at this […] The post…

Freiburg-based startup VUSE XR has secured €1.2 million in pre-Seed funding to develop AI-powered mixed reality training software for enterprises. Led by Düsseldorf-based angel network IACD and individual investors, the round highlights VUSE XR's strong team, defensible AI technology, and commercial traction. Co-founded by Niclas Matthias and Dr. Paul Matthias in November 2023, VUSE XR's flagship product, the VUSE XR Hub, simplifies the creation of mixed reality training content for industrial and life sciences companies.

The platform converts existing CAD models, engineering data, and documentation into photorealistic 3D models that can be assembled into interactive training sequences using AI-assisted tools or drag-and-drop interfaces. VUSE XR Hub enables companies to build, update, and distribute training content on web browsers, mobile devices, or fully immersive XR headsets.

Already working with major names like ZEISS and Hologic, VUSE XR has earned accolades such as the smartXautomation Award 2025, AI Champions Award 2025, and Black Forest Space 2026 pitch competition. With the new funding, the company plans to enhance its enterprise mixed reality training platform, expand AI-assisted creation capabilities, and accelerate its commercial growth.

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