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Birdsview raises €3.7 million for concrete-inspection expansion

Birdsview raises €3.7 million for concrete-inspection expansion Image: EU-Startups
Norwegian concrete-inspection startup Birdsview has raised €3.7 million to expand commercially and industrially across multiple countries. Birdsview says its platform combines ground-penetrating radar sensors with proprietary algorithms to create 3D models of concrete structures without drilling or damaging them. The company launched its first concrete product in 2025, began pre-selling it in March 2026, and says customers in nine countries have since purchased it. The round included Sarsia, Butterfly Ventures, Proptechfonden, Kiilto Ventures, Nordic Makers and Momentum.
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