Amsterdam has long been recognized as a vibrant hub for innovation and entrepreneurship. As we approach the end of May, several promising startups have secured significant funding to take their ventures to the next level. This capital injection highlights investors’ confidence in these startups and indicates new opportunities for those looking to join their teams. Among these funded startups, a few are actively hiring, presenting an opportunity for tech enthusiasts and job seekers to advance their careers. In this story, we’ll explore the Amsterdam startups that have successfully raised funding in May. Take a look!
10x.team is a members-only platform uniting fractional talent with ambitious companies to deliver 10x outcomes through AI. The Amsterdam-based company offers special subscription services for top executives and solutions like software code review and roadmap optimization. It helps businesses at all growth stages to improve their skills and abilities.
Struck helps architects and developers prioritize creativity while minimizing compliance tasks. The Amsterdam-based company provides access to relevant regulations and offers fast, automated checks. With an extensive library of documents for the Netherlands and the UK and the ability to generate 3D AI-generated building volumes, Struck simplifies compliance and enhances confidence in construction projects.
Antfarm has designed and developed robotics and AI solutions that can significantly impact the waste crisis. The combination of swarm robotics and AI technology is at the core of the solution. The Amsterdam-based company’s flagship product, the Antfarm X1, utilizes the collective intelligence of multiple robots working together guided by advanced AI algorithms. According to the company, this system can sort an astonishing 700 items per minute, outperforming traditional methods by up to six times.
WeTicket is an all-in-one marketing platform specializing in ticket sales. There are currently over 750 organizers connected to the Dutch startup. The Amsterdam-based platform charges approximately €0.18 per ticket, which is roughly one-third of what the competition charges, claims the company.
Coolgradient aims to reduce 1 percent of global energy consumed by cooling data centers. The Amsterdam-based company’s AI software solution simplifies complex data center operations by providing detailed visibility into the health of all assets, from the roof to the room. Its machine learning models, trained on billions of data points, identify inefficiencies and offer prioritized recommendations for continuous data center optimization.
VaultN is a smart distribution platform that enables direct, secure, and on-demand game key transactions. This helps users grow revenue and optimize sales channel performance. Through Vault Network’s platform, publishers, distributors, or retailers can effortlessly exchange license keys and control, manage, and grow their distribution network.
Magic Lane specializes in providing map, location, and navigation services for developers. The company’s technology can function with minimal hardware, ensuring users’ location data remains private. It can provide navigation without requiring an internet connection, making it particularly suitable for electric bikes, scooters, and other similar devices.
Aevai Health aims to optimize data capture and make data collection more engaging in clinical and research settings. The Dutch company is at the forefront with its intelligent chatbot, Alva, to increase the efficiency of how biobanks collect participants’ data both remotely and onsite.
