Nanox is paying up to $230m for corporate-backed medical technology developers Zebra Medical Vision and USARad, while electronics marketplace JustFit raised over $46m.

Every day, Global University Venturing rounds up the smaller investments from across the university innovation ecosystem in its deal net.

Strathclyde spinout Smarter Grid Solutions has been bought by Mitsubishi Electric for an undisclosed figure.

Evonik has bought one of its existing portfolio companies, Friedrich Schiller University Jena spinout JeNaCell, for an undisclosed sum.

Koito Manufacturing has committed $50m to a PIPE deal supporting the lidar sensor provider’s reverse merger with Nasdaq-listed GCAC.

JD Health has backed a $93m series D round for Rimag, while a couple of India-based startups delivered exits.

John Deere is paying $250m to buy the AgFunder-backed self-driving tractor system developer.

Bayer is set to acquire the precision therapeutics developer backed by Alexandria Venture Investments, Celgene and SoftBank, with another $500m in milestone payments up for grabs.

Pulse Medical and BioMap are among the companies that raised nine-figure rounds, while Amwell bought two corporate-backed companies at once.

The all-stock transaction is expected to close by the end of this year and will provide an exit to Qualcomm Ventures.