Tacterion has developed a touch and force sensor technology that Development of intelligent devices enables the analysis of tactile interactions to make the products safe and intuitive to use. The new investors now primarily aim to use the partnership to jointly develop product innovations and advance digitalization. To this end, the Tacterion team, led by brothers Michael and Daniel Strohmayr, will work closely with the strategic investors to develop solutions for specific smart tool, smart home, and IoT applications. This will build on the existing collaboration.
The financing is intended to enable the startup to scale its customer- and industry-specific product development. The Munich-based company aims to meet the rapidly growing demand for integrated sensor solutions in the field of tactile intelligence in other market segments as well. Tacterion's future growth sectors include construction tools, household appliances, automotive applications, consumer electronics, and industrial IoT solutions. A German family office, which has participated in previous financing rounds, is also participating in the current capital increase.
Tacterion helps transform analog devices into digital ones
"Digitizing the product portfolio is critical for every industry today. Tacterion's technology and service portfolio offers unique value for transforming analog devices into smart devices. We are very proud that our new investors have chosen us as a partner to drive the innovation of their products,"
explained Michael Strohmayr, Co-Founder and Co-CEO of Tacterion. His brother Daniel Strohmayr added:
"It's a great opportunity to scale and expand our business in the product areas of our new strategic investors. We see a broad alignment with these two family-owned companies, who value trust and integrity. We look forward to a very successful collaboration."
Peter Hübinger, Managing Director of Miele Venture Capital, says:
"We look forward to continuing our partnership with Michael Strohmayr and Daniel Strohmayr to gain even greater access to this exciting technology. I am confident that Tacterion's embedded sensor solutions can make a significant contribution to future product development, particularly in the area of user interaction."
