MuRay raises €7.1M to inspect rocket engines and turbines beyond X-ray limits
Hamburg-baseddeeptech company MuRay has raised €7.1 million in funding to further developits Active Muon Imaging technology and bring it to industrial customers. Thefinancing includes a €3.5 million p...
Hamburg-based deeptech company MuRay has raised €7.1 million in funding to develop its Active Muon Imaging technology for industrial use. The investment round, led by First Momentum Ventures and co-led by Caelora, includes participation from several other venture capital firms and existing investors. MuRay's technology uses muon beams to create high-resolution 3D images of dense materials, such as rocket engines and gas turbine components, which conventional X-rays struggle to inspect.
The company aims to improve manufacturing quality assurance and explore applications in space, aerospace, defence, and energy industries. The new funding will support technology development and commercialisation plans, including a mobile imaging system for on-site inspections.
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