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New and recently funded EdTech Startups

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Qweebi
Country: Singapore | Funding: $600K
Qweebi is a browser-based online STEM and robotics learning platform. Students in Grades 3 to 8 can design, build, and test engineering and robotics projects without physical kits or specialised labs. It also offers ready-made projects, lesson plans, and teacher guides.
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Coding Giants
Country: Poland | Funding: €18M
Coding Giants is an innovative EdTech company that educates children and teenagers to new technologies.
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LearnUpon
Country: Ireland | Funding: $106.7M
LearnUpon runs a learning management platform that creates AI-generated modules for employee onboarding, upskilling, and compliance. Educators build "enterprise-grade" tools, while learners ask questions in natural language. The company argues agentic tools cut the overhead of corporate learning systems, saying professionals spend up to 80% of their day managing software rather than teaching.
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We Are Peers
Country: France
WAP has pioneered peer learning at the workplace in France.
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EvidenceB
Country: France | Funding: $6.6M
EvidenceB is develops educational resources which combine didactics, cognitive sciences and AI.
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Leka
Country: France | Funding: $220K
Leka, a playful educational companion for children with disabilities
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Revinax
Country: France
Revinax aims to fill the educational gap between the need for highly skilled workers and their availability. Revinax virtual reality tutorials use HD-quality footage from real-life situations to draw viewers into the expert’s universe efficiently.
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MainBot
Country: France | Funding: $17M
MainBot is robotics company that develops Winky, a modular and educational robot companion for children.
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Emeritus
Country: Singapore | Funding: $1B
Emeritus is an EdTech startup that provides accessible and affordable educational programs.
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Okulyo
Country: Turkey | Funding: $1.2M
Okulyo combines education and financial technology on a single platform, bundling student safety, digital identity, access control, parent notifications, and on-campus payments. It aims to let schools digitise security and operations while giving students family-controlled access to financial services.