Austrian startup has raised new funding to advance its sensor and data platform, which enables manufacturers of medical and wearable devices to collect real-time health data and improve mobility-focused products.
Sendance, a startup developing sensor technology for collecting data from medical devices and assistive equipment, has raised new funding as part of its ongoing third investment round. The investment, structured as a convertible loan, was provided by Garage Angels, with Electron Capital Partners having participated earlier during the seed round. To date, the company has raised a total of €2.6 million to support the development of digital health products.
Founded in 2021 and based in Linz, Sendance develops flexible, multi-functional sensor systems for wearable devices. The company has created a patented technology platform that enables manufacturers of products such as orthopaedic insoles, prosthetics, and exoskeletons to collect health-related data and support improved mobility outcomes.
Its technology combines a patented sensor grid with a cloud platform, allowing manufacturers to integrate pressure, force, temperature, and motion sensing into medical, sports, and research wearables. The system supports the full product development cycle, from design and prototyping to production, enabling customers to collect and analyse real-time data to improve product performance and user outcomes.
Sendance’s solutions are already used by customers internationally, and the first products featuring “sendance inside” technology are entering the market.
As stated by the company, the current investment will support further development of the sensor and data platform and help expand its adoption among manufacturers looking to add data-driven capabilities to physical devices and develop new approaches to health and mobility data.