Daily News – April 10, 2026
About this episode
In today's episode we analyze three new stories from the European ecosystem showing where venture is heading in 2026. We start with Orbital Systems, German startup that raised €18M to develop satellite maintenance and management solutions in orbit. A strong signal: space is becoming an infrastructure to manage over time, not just to build. Then Neuryx, from Sweden, that closes €7.2M for an AI platform dedicated to neurological diagnosis. The focus is clear: enter clinical workflows and improve early diagnosis. Finally Forge Robotics, France, with €11M to make industrial robotics more accessible to SMEs through modular systems and software-driven approaches. Three precise directions: operational spacetech, validated healthtech and democratized robotics.
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Startups mentioned
Orbital Systems
German startup developing vehicles and infrastructure for in-orbit satellite servicing—extending satellite life, reducing space debris, and cutting operational costs.
Neuryx
Neurological diagnostics powered by artificial intelligence for early detection of pathologies—identifying disease signals before clinical symptoms.
Forge Robotics
European robotics company producing adaptive and modular robotic systems designed for SME manufacturers, making advanced industrial robotics accessible and flexible.