Five corporates have chipped in for MIT's 3D printing technology developer Inkbit, which hopes to use AI and computer vision to produce complex components at scale.

Leaps by Bayer has put $50m into xenotransplantation technology developer eGenesis as part of a $100m series B round that followed a $38m series A backed by Heritage Provider Network.

Opt, NEC, Sony, Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation and Mizuho Bank are among a long list of investors that have backed a $37.6m funding round for WealthNavi.

Mirae Asset-Naver Asia Growth Fund has contributed to a $30m round for Pops Worldwide, whose existing shareholders include WarnerMedia.

WPP-backed enterprise content marketing platform developer Percolate has been picked up by Seismic, having previously raised about $107m in funding.

AiCure has picked up series C capital from investors such as Singtel Innov8 and Asahi Kasei to bolster its commercial, engineering and R&D efforts.

Wrench operates a mobile vehicle repair service and has added $20m to its coffers thanks to commitment from the likes of Marubeni.

Okta Ventures supplied a share of the cash for software engagement analytics platform Productiv, which last raised funding in March 2019.

Axis Capital and CNO Financial Group invested in health insurance portal Healthcare.com’s second funding round, proceeds of which will support product development and other growth objectives.

Mayo Clinic Ventures pumped in a share of the proceeds for Cadence Neuroscience, which is working on biomarker-powered neuromodulation therapies for drug resistant-focal epilepsy.