Refined Laser Systems
Refined Laser Systems is a dynamic biophotonics company from Münster, Germany, specializing in innovative laser systems for SRS-microscopy and quantum technology. Their pioneering products, including the PICUS DUO and PICUS Q, enable rapid and accurate cancer diagnostics, significantly reducing the need for extensive biopsy processing. By combining advanced laser technology with modern microscopy and AI, they empower healthcare professionals to make quicker and more reliable diagnoses, ultimately improving patient outcomes and reducing treatment costs. Founded in 2019, Refined is positioned at the forefront of biophotonics innovation, aiming to transform cancer treatment and diagnostics.
Refined Laser Systems
Refined Laser Systems is a dynamic biophotonics company from Münster, Germany, specializing in innovative laser systems for SRS-microscopy and quantum technology. Their pioneering products, including the PICUS DUO and PICUS Q, enable rapid and accurate cancer diagnostics, significantly reducing the need for extensive biopsy processing. By combining advanced laser technology with modern microscopy and AI, they empower healthcare professionals to make quicker and more reliable diagnoses, ultimately improving patient outcomes and reducing treatment costs. Founded in 2019, Refined is positioned at the forefront of biophotonics innovation, aiming to transform cancer treatment and diagnostics.
TL;DR
Founded: 2019
Headquarters: Münster, Germany
Core tech: Rapidly tunable dual-color picosecond all-fiber lasers for SRS microscopy
Flagship products: PICUS DUO, PICUS Q, Noctua
Latest disclosed funding: Seed — €2.7M (announced 2023-01-26)
Company Overview
Problem Domain
Accelerating and improving tissue diagnostics and microscopy through compact, tunable laser hardware for SRS-based imaging.
Founded
2019
Industry
Biotechnology
Funding Track Record
€2.7M
Reported participation from Onsight Ventures, NRW.BANK, Papst Venture Capital and business angels.
Investor Signal
“Led by established European seed investors (HTGF and APEX Ventures) with participation from regional development and corporate VCs”