Bovonic raised funding to take QuadSense into the United Kingdom and Ireland

New funding took the mastitis sensor into herds in the United Kingdom and Ireland. Liam Kampshof started prototyping QuadSense in his parents' garage in 2021, after five years in London building automated blood-testing devices for hospitals.

We backed Bovonic because mastitis is one of the costliest problems in dairy farming and QuadSense catches it earlier than the routines farmers use today. Dairy is a global industry, so a product proven at home gives the company a credible path into much larger export markets, and the United Kingdom and Ireland are the first test of that.

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