Munich-based CELUS secures €25 million to supercharge its mission to automate electronics design

Published on July 6, 2022

Using AI to streamline circuit board engineering, Munich-based deeptech startup CELUS has just secured €25 million – supercharging its mission to tap into a trillion-dollar market.  Within every electronic product – whether it be a toothbrush, coffee machine or a computer – there is a circuit board that can contain anywhere between hundreds and thousands…

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