Edinburgh spinout Skoog is looking to raised up to $6.4m in funding, having previously obtained money from investors including state-owned Scottish Enterprise.
Skoogmusic, a Scotland-based music technology spinout of University of Edinburgh, is hoping to raise between £3m and £5m ($3.8m to $6.4m), the Herald reported on Saturday.
Founded in 2008, Skoogmusic has developed a tactile musical cube, called Skoog, that allows children to play music. The device war initially aimed at supporting children with disabilities and learning difficulties.
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