KVector secures £3.8m to develop innovative antenna technology
Startups Magazine Roshini Bains
KVector, a University of Birmingham spinout, raised funding to commercialise super-efficient antenna technology aimed at steering signals without thousands of individually controlled components. The company secured £3.8m, alongside an Innovate UK grant of £950,000, to support recruitment and development of radar and communications products with defence-sector partners. The raise speeds up product development and expands KVector’s team while it continues operating in stealth around specific partners and applications.
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KVector, a University of Birmingham spinout, has raised £3.8m to commercialise its super-efficient antenna that can point its signal in different directions
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