Daily funding roundup - December 16th, 2019

Ender closed $7M; Hemlane raised $2.5M; NeuroFlow landed $7.5M; Terradepth picks up $8M

Ender: Ender makes property management software. Ender has raised $7 million in seed funding. Global Founders Capital led the round, with participation from Tuesday Capital, LeFrak, HOF Capital, Cherubic Ventures, Circle Ventures, and other VC funds and real estate groups. Read more

Garwood Medical Devices: Garwood Medical Devices is a developer of a minimally-invasive device for knee implant biofilm infection control. Garwood Medical Devices has raised $3.7 million in Series B funding from WNY Impact Investment Fund and numerous other investors. Read more

Hemlane: Hemlane is a rental property management platform. Hemlane has raised $2.5 million in seed funding led by Prudence Holdings, with participation from Aglaé Ventures and Stanford-StartX Fund. Read more

NeuroFlow: NeuroFlow is a digital health platform provider for enabling behavioral health access and engagement. NeuroFlow raised $7.5 million in Series A funding. Builders VC led the round and was joined by investors including Dreamit Ventures, Spring Point Partners, Red & Blue Ventures, and AWT Private Investments. Read more

Terradepth: Terradepth aims to use autonomous submersible vehicles to provide access to deep-ocean information on a data-as-a-service basis. Terradepth has raised $8 million in funding. Seagate Technology, the hardware company, led the round. Read more

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