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Weekly Wrap-up 10/2025

The most important articles of the week in a photo gallery. So you can start the new week well-informed.

March 16, 2025 2 min reading time

Sorealert
SoreAlert: The Munich-based startup SoreAlert is developing a method to counteract the widespread problem of bedsores – an issue that affects more than 1.7 million people in Germany. With its innovative sensor solution, SoreAlert aims to make the work of nursing staff easier while providing personalized support for patients. The four-person founding team, consisting of Lorenz Grünerbel, Agnes Bußmann, Ferdinand Heinrich, and Julia Kriltz, brings together diverse experience in the fields of medical technology, engineering, business administration, artificial intelligence, and entrepreneurship to integrate this innovation into the healthcare industry. Lorenz Grünerbel, co-founder and CEO, answers our 7 questions. (Photo: SoreAlert)
Alpine Eagle
Alpine Eagle receives million-dollar investment for drone defense technology: The defense tech startup Alpine Eagle receives a Seed financing of 10.25 million eurosWith the support of IQ Capital and other investors, the Munich-based startup aims to further develop its drone defense technology and enter new markets. (Photo: Alpine Eagle)
Ariadnext IDnow Founder European Investment Bank Identity Trust Management
IDnow sold to American investment company: The Munich-based platform provider for identity verification IDnow announces majority takeover by the private equity firm Corsair Capital. The investment is intended to further accelerate growth and expand market leadership. (Photo: IDnow)
Quantum Systems Airrobot
Quantum Systems acquires Airrobot: Quantum Systems has acquired the North Rhine-Westphalian Drone company Airrobot acquiredWith this strategic acquisition, the Munich-based defense tech company is expanding its product portfolio and securing technological sovereignty for the Bundeswehr and its European partners. Airrobot will remain an independent company within the Quantum Systems Group and will work closely with the R&D team in Gilching. (Photo: Quantum Systems)
Vantis
Vantis secures 10 million euros in Series A: The Munich-based healthtech startup Vantis receives a new Financing round 10 million eurosto revolutionize primary care. The company relies on digital therapy approaches and modern, networked care structures. (Photo: Vantis)

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