Swiss engineering startup RAROG obtained 162000 EUR (CHF 150000) from Venture Kick to develop its portable search-and-rescue system that detects radio signals emitted by everyday electronic devices. The system is designed to help emergency teams locate missing people in forests, mountains, disaster areas, and poor weather, and it operates independently of mobile networks or external infrastructure. The funding will be used to finalise product development during ongoing pilots, complete CE marking, manufacture the first batch of detection systems, and support market entry with a growing team.
About RAROG
RAROG is developing a portable search-and-rescue system that detects radio signals from smartphones, smartwatches, fitness trackers, and other everyday electronic devices to help emergency teams locate missing people even when mobile networks or external infrastructure are unavailable.
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What type of funding round did RAROG raise?
RAROG raised a grant round.
How much did RAROG raise in its grant?
RAROG raised $162,000 EUR in its grant.
Who invested in RAROG's grant?
The investors in RAROG's grant are: Venture Kick.
What type of investment was RAROG's grant?
RAROG's grant was a equity investment.
How will RAROG use the funds from its grant?
RAROG plans to use the funds for: finalise product development during ongoing pilots, complete CE marking, manufacture the first batch of detection systems, enter the market, grow the team.