Daily News – 12 November 2025
About this episode
U-Space (France) closes €24M to scale the production of nanosatellites (“1 per week”); Filiz (France) secures €6M with Hexa partnership to digitize the back-office of private schools; CERPRO (Germany) raises €2M pre-seed to automate industrial quality with AI. In this episode, the main theme is Startup Funding. Central thesis: European startups are raising significant funds for technological innovation. What do we specifically talk about? U-Space is a French startup focused on the production of nanosatellites, Filiz is a French startup that digitizes the back-office of private schools, and CERPRO is a German startup that uses artificial intelligence to automate industrial quality. European Perspective: These startups represent technological innovation in Europe, contributing to strategic sectors such as education and industry. Strategic Implications: Growth of technological innovation in Europe.
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Main news
Startups mentioned
CERPRO
CERPRO developed QualiSpec, an AI platform that automatically extracts all geometric characteristics and tolerances from technical drawings, creating structured quality control plans in minutes instead of hours and standardising data between OEMs and suppliers.
Filiz
Filiz offers private schools an all-in-one operating system centralising enrolments, payments, scheduling and family communications, automating administrative processes with AI to reduce operational burden on school directors.
U-Space
U-Space designs and manufactures commercial microsatellites for Earth observation and telecommunications, using a modular design approach that reduces development costs and time-to-orbit compared to traditional satellites.
Why they matter
Crescita dell'innovazione tecnologica in Europa.