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Omi has infused GenAI into its SaaS platform which allows clients to render 3D photos and videos. With the new round of funding, the startup is targeting the U.S. market.
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Poppins fresh €5m round to treat Dyslexia with a musical video game; Bpifrance CEO refuses to bend the regulatory knee.
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The startup has just raised €5 million to scale its science-backed app helping children with dyslexia through music and gaming. Already used by 4,000+ families in France, the startup has set its sights on the U.S. to bring accessible, playful therapy to more kids.