Caducy raised a €2.5M round led by Elaia and Majycc eSanté

Caducy, a Metz, France-based startup developing a health tech system used for detection of vital signs by camera, announced completing a €2.5M ($3M) capital funding round.

The money was raised from investors from France led by Elaia and Majycc eSanté.

Caducy, operated by i-Virtual, founded in 2014 by CEO Gaël Constancin, Alain Pruski and Abdelhak Moussaoui, is a software product which allows physiological & emotional values ​​to be measured using the camera of a smartphone or computer.

The company uses advanced signal analysis and artificial intelligence techniques such as deep learning and photoplethysmography, to provide an innovative solution, which measures vital signs remotely, contactless and with a smartphone. The solution is in the process of getting a CE label as a medical device and is part of a clinical study at the University Hospital of Nancy.