Gardia Raises €8.5 Million in Series A Funding to Scale Emergency…

Team S · 2026-02-13T14:05:42.000Z

Gardia, the Germany-based healthtech startup specialising in mobile emergency response systems designed for older adults, has raised €8.5 million in a Series A funding round to accelerate regional expansion and deepen its B2B presence in healthcare and care services. The funding comes as the company scales its purpose-built wristband technology that automatically detects falls and connects users to emergency support without requiring a smartphone, addressing a critical need in an ageing population. The Series A round was led by Peak Capital, with participation from industry investors amberra, butterfly & elephant, and several business angels including BONVENTURE, DvH Ventures, and Beurer. This mix of strategic and early-stage backers underscores strong confidence in Gardia’s differentiated approach to integrating hardware, software, and AI-based fall detection into a seamless safety system for seniors. Gardia will deploy the capital to drive expansion across the DACH region and into international markets, enhance partnerships with healthcare and retail networks, and continue development of its autonomous emergency technology. The company operates under microsynetics GmbH and was founded in 2019 by co-founders Marlon Besuch and Michael Hummels, who bring extensive experience in healthtech, embedded systems, and AI.

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