Leeds -based CallA HealthTheck Startup Developer Simulation Software that enables laboratory equipment and problem solving problems, has collected additional € 1.1 million.
NPIF – Marsia Equity Finance, which is run by Marsia and part of the Northern Power House Investment Fund, has invested € 593k from the CDCorn Fund of Finance Yorkshire.
Stuart WarningtonCEO, says: “Global health care services depend on the fast and proper laboratory test. However, training workers are expensive, and the machine downtime is common, often due to operator defects or general defects that can be easily fixed with proper support. We believe that our platform will improve productivity by enhancing staff efficiency and continuing tools and continuing to improve productivity, as well as reduce the cost of warranty for manufacturers.“
Envoc was founded by Stuart Warrington in 2019 and his film and animation were grown from the production company. The platform was originally designed for product demonstrations, but it soon identified the requirements of a system that could provide remote training and aftersale.
Envoca’s platform, which creates a virtual model of each machine, is only one of it that can provide e-learning to the treatment device. It enables manufacturers to provide remote support, reduces the need for site visits, while its AI-powered diagnosis equipment allows users to solve many problems.
Nvoc clients include top device makers such as Bio-Read, Waters Corporation, PacBio, Griffols and Terumo Group, and the system is now used in laboratory in the laboratory including NHS and other health services as well as universities.
Don Tyler The addition of Marsia Ventures: “Nvok’s leading platform can similarly convert training for the flight simulator pilots for laboratory staff. Our primary investment has enabled the team to develop this latest version, which has attracted the interest of the health care industry to the strongest interest. We are pleased to support this company again, and welcome board Finanance Yorkshire as a new investment partnerThe “
The company has secured $ 1 million from Marsia and NPIF in 2023 to further develop the platform to meet the demand. After launching the new module late last year, the company won a host of new clients and as a result, its annual revenue has almost doubled in the last 12 months.
Finance Yorkshire CEO Alex Macuiter Said: “The success of Envoc’s success should be appreciated as part of the growing technology in Yorkshire and Hambbar and as part of the AI sector. Finance Yorkshire Vent is pleased to support Vent Rasha because it has begun in the next chapter of its growth strategyThe “
The latest funds will allow the business to increase the business, increase sales and marketing, and to roll out more customers for investing in the series. Envoc, which is currently employed by 5 workers, plans to create two new jobs in the coming months.
Lizzie UptonThe senior manager of the British Business Bank says: “This second round of investment shows that businesses are successful with the help of the first answer Power House Investment Fund and it is an important tool for growth as a proof of external finance. This exciting technology company is building a way to the healthcare sector, creating jobs and working with more partners and other businesses in this region is making a measurable difference in the local economyThe “
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