At Scale CFO Services, we’re always on the lookout for high-potential startups pushing the boundaries of innovation. This month’s top five companies are making waves with cutting-edge technology and funding to fuel their next steps. Here’s why you should keep them on your radar:
Adamo Robot – Using pressurized air for treatment of musculoskeletal diseases
Founded in 2021, Adamo Robot develops robotic medical devices for treatment of musculoskeletal disorders and pain using a temperature-controlled jet of pressurized air. The treatment is contact- and painless and can help to reduce recovery times and treatment costs for musculoskeletal disorders which are the leading cause of disability affecting 1.3 billion patients worldwide.
Why we are excited about them: Adamo Robot raised €1.5 million in early VC funding in the past 3 years. CEO Carlos Jiménez and his team have been using these funds to successfully conclude clinical trials with more than 50 patients, to build up a distribution network in more than 10 countries and to sell the first devices to customers worldwide. For 2025, they plan to expand their network of distributors and on getting FDA registration to enter the US-market in 2026.
Cramik – Making ceramic parts for most challenging applications
Cramik Additive Solutions founded in 2018, has developed a technology to manufacture ceramic parts using 3D-printing as well as ceramic injection molding processes. The proprietary materials do not require chemicals and expensive equipment and result in ceramic parts which are lightweight, extremely durable and highly thermal resistant, making them suitable for a wide range of applications.
Why we are excited about them: Cramik raised €720,000 in funding in September 2024 in a round led by BeAble Capital with the participation of CDTI Innvierte. In 2025, CEO Alberto Santana Mesa plans to generate first revenues and to develop customized solutions for demanding applications in industries such as aerospace, automotive, energy storage and telecommunications.
Hydra Space – Picosatellites for the Internet of Things
Hydra Space was founded in 2021 and develops picosatellites that operate in low-earth-orbit, providing connectivity for Internet-of-Things-devices on the ground. Their compact and affordable satellites enable industries such as agriculture, infrastructure management and environmental monitoring to connect sensors and track activities over wide areas in remote regions.
Why we are excited about them: Following a pre-seed round in 2021 and funding from the European Space Agency, CDTI-Neotec and ENISA, the company has been able to launch its first 10 satellites and to generate first revenues. For 2025, CEO Pablo Durban plans to raise additional funds to expand the team and to develop a pilot for a dedicated IoT-connectivity constellation.
Medical Plasmas – Treating chronic wounds with cold plasma
Medical Plasmas was founded in 2021 and focuses on the development of medical devices that generate a jet of cold atmospheric plasma for the treatment of chronic wounds, a condition affecting around 50 million people worldwide. The innovative approach stimulates the natural healing process, reducing the time of treatment by up to -90% and significantly improving the patient lives.
Why we are excited about them: Medical Plasmas raised €1.5 million in pre-seed funding in September 2022 in a round led by Clave Capital with the participation of CDTI Innvierte. The company used these funds to develop their device and to start its clinical trials with very promising results. In 2025, co-founders Ana Megía Macías and Daniel Cortázar plan to obtain CE-marking and prepare for the subsequent commercialization starting early 2026.
NanoChronia – Nanosensors which make hydrogen power safe
NanoChronia, founded in 2023, develops novel nanosensor systems for the detection fugitive gas emissions like hydrogen and related gases in real-time. Their cost-effective, small and sensitive sensors are adaptable to the needs of companies that must detect and measure emissions in real time to comply with environmental and safety regulations..
Why we are excited about them: In February 2025, NanoChronia raised seed-funding in a round led by S&B Capital. CEO Tomer Alon plans to use these funds to accelerate product development with industry partners and to hire key personnel. We believe that the demand for NanoChronias systems will be initially fueled by the ongoing shift towards hydrogen power requiring sensor to ensure workplace safety.
These startups exemplify the innovation and ambition driving the high-tech ecosystem in Spain. Stay tuned as they continue to reshape their industries and push the limits of what’s possible.
