X-ray startup Silveray scoops £2.2m for Greater Manchester move

Silveray rakes in £2.2M to commercialise material that makes X-ray safe and efficient — TFN

Silveray, a UK-based X-ray technology startup, has raised £2.2 million in seed funding. The round was led by UKI2S and saw participation from ACF Investors, R42 Group, UK Future Tech Investment, InnovateUK, Cambridge Angels, and SyndicateRoom's Access fund. The company plans to use the funding to relocate to Greater Manchester, expand its team, and begin product development. Silveray's technology aims to make X-ray appointments faster and reduce radiation exposure for radiologists.

Silveray Secures £2.2 Million Seed Funding to Revolutionize X-ray Technology

Silveray is a UK-based startup that has developed a new material for use in X-ray machines. The company claims that its material can make X-ray appointments faster because fewer scans are required. Additionally, the material can reduce the amount of radiation that radiologists are exposed to.

Silveray is a UK-based startup that has developed a new material for use in X-ray machines.

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Silveray Secures £2.2 Million Seed Funding to Revolutionize X-ray Technology

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