Skip to main content
Trending storyContinuously updated

MuRay raises €7.1M to bring muon imaging to industry

1 reports1 report sources3 hours agoUpdate

Get up to speed on this story

AI Summary

Hamburg-based MuRay raised €7.1M to develop its Active Muon Imaging technology for industrial inspection. The funding combines a €3.5M private round led by First Momentum Ventures, with Caelora, a Marvel Fusion subsidiary, as co-lead, and €3.6M in non-dilutive public funding, including an EU Horizon Europe grant. MuRay says it modeled rocket-engine inspection with the German Space Agency at DLR and plans a first real-world assessment in 2027. It also plans to launch its first imaging service for industrial customers that year, pairing DESY's existing electron beam in Hamburg with its own imaging system, then a full-scale system using a laser-driven accelerator in 2029.

AI-generated from reports · 2 hours agoUpdate

Report timeline

Follow the reports to understand different sides of the story.

Oct 29
  1. Tech.euTop Deals
    MuRay raises €7.1M to inspect rocket engines and turbines with muon imaging

    Hamburg-based MuRay raised €7.1M, including a €3.5M private round led by First Momentum Ventures and €3.6M in public funding.

Trend for this story

Not enough continuous observation data yet; trend chart is not drawn for now.

Subscribe to the newsletters

Free, by email. No account needed. Pick one or both.

No spam. Unsubscribe anytime by emailing team@midu.si. Want alerts and full data? Sign up free (separate from the newsletter). Privacy.

Not investment advice. Midu summarizes public reports and SEC filings for information only. · Free API · Pricing