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ATRO Medical

ATRO Medical is a spin-out from DSM and Radboudumc and builds on the knowledge developed in the Public-Private Collaboration BioMedical Materials that started in 2010 with a consortium of universities, private companies, and financial support from the Dutch government. The collaboration between the clinical, biomechanical, and polymer expertise has created the base for the Trammpolin design and the development towards a prototype.

atromedical.com Nijmegen, The Netherlands 11-50 employees
Total raised
$3.5M
Rounds
1
Latest
Series Unknown
Feb 2026

ATRO Medical is a spin-out from DSM and Radboudumc and builds on the knowledge developed in the Public-Private Collaboration BioMedical Materials that started in 2010 with a consortium of universities, private companies, and financial support from the Dutch government. The collaboration between the clinical, biomechanical, and polymer expertise has created the base for the Trammpolin design and the development towards a prototype.

ATRO Medical has raised $3.5M across 1 round. Its most recent round was a Series Unknown of $3.5M in Feb 2026. Full funding history, investors, and team are detailed below.

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Feb 24, 2026
Series Unknown
$3.5M

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