The news: Contactless retail technology provider Sensei raised $16 million in its latest funding round to bring automated retail stores to Europe at scale.

The Portugal-based company is determined to help retailers implement automated pod-based stores primarily in Portugal, France, Italy, and Spain, as well as South American markets like Brazil, per TechCrunch.
BlueCrow Capital led the funding round, alongside Lince Capital, Explorer Investments, and Kamay Ventures, Metro AG, and Techstars Ventures, per Maginative.

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