Venture Kick, a private philanthropic initiative, provides as much 150,000 Swiss francs in pre-seed funding to Swiss startups and offers structured, entrepreneurial training to build robust, winning businesses. Entrepreneurs pitch for finance as many as three times, as they compete for increasing amounts of funding at each stage. Founders gain direct feedback from the expert juries and access to an international network of successful entrepreneurs and investors. Venture Kick has supported 600 Swiss startup projects with 24.9 million francs to date. Supported projects have incorporated as 454 active companies, creating 6,033 jobs, and attracting 2.49 billion francs worth of subsequent investment. Companies founded by Venture Kick alums represented 55 percent of the TOP 100 Swiss Startup Award 2018. In 2019 Venture Kick will support idea-stage startup projects with 4.35 million francs, to bring Swiss science to global markets.
Perovskia specializes in the digital printing of custom solar cells utilizing patent-protected technology. The company operates at the convergence of printed electronics, photovoltaics, and material science, providing innovative solar cells designed to power various electronic devices. These solar cells can be printed directly onto glass and other substrates, presenting significant advantages over conventional silicon-based alternatives. This unique approach allows electronics manufacturers to enhance battery life and deliver sustainable power solutions, thereby contributing to the advancement of renewable energy in electronic applications.
MinWave
Grant in 2022
MinWave provides 10 times smaller and lighter microwave devices through patented technology for subwavelength engineering.
MinWave
Grant in 2022
MinWave provides 10 times smaller and lighter microwave devices through patented technology for subwavelength engineering.
SenSiC
Grant in 2022
SenSiC is a start-up focused on the development, manufacturing, and marketing of devices and systems in the field of radiation and process monitoring, in particular sensors made of silicon carbide.
Exomotion
Grant in 2021
Exomotion develops robotics-based transporter devices designed to facilitate omnidirectional movement. Its devices are electronic movement systems that integrate electrical boards with motion sensors and a wheeled motion mechanism that enables the board to go in any direction and rotate immediately allowing for improved user experience. It rethinks the concept of e-mobility, bringing omnidirectionality and safety to the mix. Exomotion was founded in 2018 and is based in Plan-les-ouates, Geneve.
Perovskia
Pre Seed Round in 2021
Perovskia specializes in the digital printing of custom solar cells utilizing patent-protected technology. The company operates at the convergence of printed electronics, photovoltaics, and material science, providing innovative solar cells designed to power various electronic devices. These solar cells can be printed directly onto glass and other substrates, presenting significant advantages over conventional silicon-based alternatives. This unique approach allows electronics manufacturers to enhance battery life and deliver sustainable power solutions, thereby contributing to the advancement of renewable energy in electronic applications.
Mithras
Grant in 2020
Mithras Technology is engaged in the development of thermoelectric generators (TEGs) that convert human body heat into usable electricity. The company's innovative wearable equipment harnesses the temperature difference between the skin and the surrounding air to charge an integrated battery, facilitating energy transfer to connected mobile devices. By focusing on sustainable energy solutions, Mithras Technology aims to transform perceptions of energy consumption and promote the adoption of environmentally friendly technologies, contributing to a more sustainable future.
No-touch Robotics
Grant in 2020
No-Touch Robotics specializes in the development and manufacturing of contactless robotic manipulators and grippers designed to handle small and fragile objects without mechanical contact. Their innovative solutions utilize electromechanical transducers and proprietary control software to manipulate, move, and monitor objects, ensuring there is no damage or contamination. This technology is particularly beneficial for automating processes that traditionally required manual handling, such as laboratory tasks in microscopy and 3D printing. By providing a safe and efficient means of object manipulation, No-Touch Robotics aims to enhance automation in various industries, addressing the needs of clients who require precision and care in handling delicate items.
Eldico Scientific
Seed Round in 2020
Eldico Scientific AG, founded in 2019 and based in Villigen, Switzerland, specializes in the development and manufacturing of electron diffractometers designed for the analysis of solid compounds. The company's innovative instruments enable researchers in various fields, including pharmaceuticals, agrochemicals, and advanced materials, to characterize nano-crystalline systems that were previously difficult to measure. By providing tools for nano-crystallographic investigations, Eldico aims to enhance the efficiency and cost-effectiveness of structural information gathering, thereby accelerating the drug discovery and development process. The company has made significant strides in the field, achieving proof of concept for its technology in collaboration with leading Swiss research institutions, and has received recognition for its contributions to scientific advancement.
MaxWell Biosystems
Grant in 2019
MaxWell Biosystems AG is an electronics and biotechnology company based in Zurich, Switzerland, dedicated to advancing neuroscience research and enhancing preclinical drug discovery. Founded in 2016, the company specializes in functional cell imaging platforms, most notably its MaxOne electrophysiology platform. This innovative system features a high-density microelectrode array with 26,400 electrodes and 1,024 low-noise readout channels, which allows for precise recording and stimulation of electrogenic cells in vitro. By enabling researchers to extract detailed single cell and network parameters, MaxWell's technology significantly accelerates the characterization of cellular functions, reducing the typical timeframe from several months to just a few weeks. This advancement aids in phenotypic screening as well as drug toxicity and efficacy testing.
Eldico Scientific
Grant in 2019
Eldico Scientific AG, founded in 2019 and based in Villigen, Switzerland, specializes in the development and manufacturing of electron diffractometers designed for the analysis of solid compounds. The company's innovative instruments enable researchers in various fields, including pharmaceuticals, agrochemicals, and advanced materials, to characterize nano-crystalline systems that were previously difficult to measure. By providing tools for nano-crystallographic investigations, Eldico aims to enhance the efficiency and cost-effectiveness of structural information gathering, thereby accelerating the drug discovery and development process. The company has made significant strides in the field, achieving proof of concept for its technology in collaboration with leading Swiss research institutions, and has received recognition for its contributions to scientific advancement.
AVAtronics
Seed Round in 2019
AVAtronics is developing noise-canceling technology.
AVAtronics
Grant in 2019
AVAtronics is developing noise-canceling technology.
Exomotion
Grant in 2018
Exomotion develops robotics-based transporter devices designed to facilitate omnidirectional movement. Its devices are electronic movement systems that integrate electrical boards with motion sensors and a wheeled motion mechanism that enables the board to go in any direction and rotate immediately allowing for improved user experience. It rethinks the concept of e-mobility, bringing omnidirectionality and safety to the mix. Exomotion was founded in 2018 and is based in Plan-les-ouates, Geneve.
Komp-ACT
Pre Seed Round in 2018
KOMP-ACT has developed Modula, an innovative electric actuator solution that is poised to electrify the next generation of the industrial machines in the automation industry for the benefits of the machines builders, end-users and last but not least our environment towards an important reduction of CO2 emissions.
Nanoleq
Grant in 2017
Nanoleq AG, established in 2017 and based in Zurich, Switzerland, specializes in the development and manufacturing of innovative electric cables using stretchable electronics. As a spinoff from ETH Zurich, the company focuses on integrating electronic functionalities into textiles, particularly for health monitoring. Its products utilize advanced conductive silicone technology to create soft sensors capable of recording vital signs such as heartbeat, electrocardiograms, and breathing patterns through comfortable and washable garments. These sensors are designed for various applications, including healthcare, sports, and workwear, with the aim of setting a standard in the health-monitoring textile market. Nanoleq is committed to facilitating the rapid development and widespread adoption of smart textiles across multiple sectors, including robotics and aerospace.
Komp-ACT
Grant in 2017
KOMP-ACT has developed Modula, an innovative electric actuator solution that is poised to electrify the next generation of the industrial machines in the automation industry for the benefits of the machines builders, end-users and last but not least our environment towards an important reduction of CO2 emissions.
Nanoleq
Grant in 2017
Nanoleq AG, established in 2017 and based in Zurich, Switzerland, specializes in the development and manufacturing of innovative electric cables using stretchable electronics. As a spinoff from ETH Zurich, the company focuses on integrating electronic functionalities into textiles, particularly for health monitoring. Its products utilize advanced conductive silicone technology to create soft sensors capable of recording vital signs such as heartbeat, electrocardiograms, and breathing patterns through comfortable and washable garments. These sensors are designed for various applications, including healthcare, sports, and workwear, with the aim of setting a standard in the health-monitoring textile market. Nanoleq is committed to facilitating the rapid development and widespread adoption of smart textiles across multiple sectors, including robotics and aerospace.
Komp-ACT
Grant in 2017
KOMP-ACT has developed Modula, an innovative electric actuator solution that is poised to electrify the next generation of the industrial machines in the automation industry for the benefits of the machines builders, end-users and last but not least our environment towards an important reduction of CO2 emissions.
MaxWell Biosystems
Pre Seed Round in 2017
MaxWell Biosystems AG is an electronics and biotechnology company based in Zurich, Switzerland, dedicated to advancing neuroscience research and enhancing preclinical drug discovery. Founded in 2016, the company specializes in functional cell imaging platforms, most notably its MaxOne electrophysiology platform. This innovative system features a high-density microelectrode array with 26,400 electrodes and 1,024 low-noise readout channels, which allows for precise recording and stimulation of electrogenic cells in vitro. By enabling researchers to extract detailed single cell and network parameters, MaxWell's technology significantly accelerates the characterization of cellular functions, reducing the typical timeframe from several months to just a few weeks. This advancement aids in phenotypic screening as well as drug toxicity and efficacy testing.
MotionPilot
Grant in 2017
MotionPilot is an electronic company that revolutionizes the way to interact with drones with an intuitive and immersive remote control. The company made its product bundle as intuitive as possible. A live video stream of the drone in the goggles allows a complete immersion. With MotionPilot, the user can control the drone by moving the hand. Simply lean the controller forward and the drone moves forward. Leaning it sideways and the drone automatically turns.
PN Solutions
Grant in 2016
PN Solutions SA specializes in the design and development of electronic design automation (EDA) software focused on simulating parasitic signals in integrated circuits (ICs). Founded in 2017 and based in Lausanne, Switzerland, the company utilizes advanced 3D substrate models to enhance the optimization and design of automotive electronic systems. PN Solutions provides innovative tools for foundries and design houses, enabling them to detect post-layout latch-up risks, which can arise from parasitic bipolar transistors. In addition to software development, the company offers services in custom integrated circuits layout and design, contributing to safer and more robust electronic solutions.
MaxWell Biosystems
Grant in 2016
MaxWell Biosystems AG is an electronics and biotechnology company based in Zurich, Switzerland, dedicated to advancing neuroscience research and enhancing preclinical drug discovery. Founded in 2016, the company specializes in functional cell imaging platforms, most notably its MaxOne electrophysiology platform. This innovative system features a high-density microelectrode array with 26,400 electrodes and 1,024 low-noise readout channels, which allows for precise recording and stimulation of electrogenic cells in vitro. By enabling researchers to extract detailed single cell and network parameters, MaxWell's technology significantly accelerates the characterization of cellular functions, reducing the typical timeframe from several months to just a few weeks. This advancement aids in phenotypic screening as well as drug toxicity and efficacy testing.
PN Solutions
Grant in 2016
PN Solutions SA specializes in the design and development of electronic design automation (EDA) software focused on simulating parasitic signals in integrated circuits (ICs). Founded in 2017 and based in Lausanne, Switzerland, the company utilizes advanced 3D substrate models to enhance the optimization and design of automotive electronic systems. PN Solutions provides innovative tools for foundries and design houses, enabling them to detect post-layout latch-up risks, which can arise from parasitic bipolar transistors. In addition to software development, the company offers services in custom integrated circuits layout and design, contributing to safer and more robust electronic solutions.
Eldico Scientific
Grant in 2016
Eldico Scientific AG, founded in 2019 and based in Villigen, Switzerland, specializes in the development and manufacturing of electron diffractometers designed for the analysis of solid compounds. The company's innovative instruments enable researchers in various fields, including pharmaceuticals, agrochemicals, and advanced materials, to characterize nano-crystalline systems that were previously difficult to measure. By providing tools for nano-crystallographic investigations, Eldico aims to enhance the efficiency and cost-effectiveness of structural information gathering, thereby accelerating the drug discovery and development process. The company has made significant strides in the field, achieving proof of concept for its technology in collaboration with leading Swiss research institutions, and has received recognition for its contributions to scientific advancement.
Relish Brothers
Pre Seed Round in 2014
Relish Brothers provides premium Electric Guitar.
CTsystems
Grant in 2013
CTsystems is a high-tech startup specializing in dielectric elastomer technology. This innovative technology forms the basis of the company's offerings, which include advanced polymer actuators, sensors, and generators. These products are designed to improve performance across a range of applications. CTsystems focuses on customized machine development, covering the entire value chain from raw materials to final components. The company's solutions enable businesses to operate efficiently and effectively, particularly in sectors requiring fully automated laboratory environments and sealing solutions.
Bitsplitters
Grant in 2013
The purpose of the company is the production and sale of electronic products and software, as well as services in this field. The Company may establish branches and affiliates both domestically and abroad, and participate in other domestic and foreign companies, and may conduct any business that is directly or indirectly related to its purpose. The Company may acquire, encumber, dispose and manage real estate at home and abroad. It may also make financing for its own or third-party account, as well as provide guarantees and guarantees to subsidiaries and third parties.
CTsystems
Grant in 2013
CTsystems is a high-tech startup specializing in dielectric elastomer technology. This innovative technology forms the basis of the company's offerings, which include advanced polymer actuators, sensors, and generators. These products are designed to improve performance across a range of applications. CTsystems focuses on customized machine development, covering the entire value chain from raw materials to final components. The company's solutions enable businesses to operate efficiently and effectively, particularly in sectors requiring fully automated laboratory environments and sealing solutions.
Novaccess
Grant in 2012
Novaccess was founded towards the end of 2011 as a spin-off of the University of Applied Sciences and Arts - Western Switzerland. The Novaccess engineering team has all the complementary skills to build reliable vertical applications in the domain of the Industrial Internet of Things and especially smart cities and smart buildings. As a result the technology developed by Novaccess spans from embedded systems, hardware/electronic, radio frequencies, firmware, networking protocols and infrastructure, software, cloud computing and mobile applications. Novaccess provides cities and industries with innovative remote control solutions to offer convenience, smarter and more efficient operations, and greater sustainability.
L.E.S.S.
Seed Round in 2012
L.E.S.S. SA, founded in 2012 and based in Renens, Switzerland, specializes in the design and development of ultra-bright and ultra-thin lighting solutions. The company offers a range of products, including inspection lighting for microscopy and workbench applications, as well as automotive lighting systems. L.E.S.S. focuses on providing high and low angle, and shadowless illumination lighting systems suitable for various sectors, including automotive, machine vision, watchmaking, micromechanics, electronics, and medical applications. The company's innovative approach aims to deliver intense and uniform lighting within a compact form factor.
SWISSto12
Pre Seed Round in 2012
SWISSto12 SA is a manufacturer of radio frequency (RF) and microwave components and systems, specializing in the production of various antenna types, including horn antennas, airborne Ku and Ka band antenna arrays, and slotted waveguide antennas. The company also offers polymer and metal waveguide products, along with a range of filter products, including diplexers and custom filters. Founded in 2011 as a spin-off from the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology in Lausanne, SWISSto12 utilizes innovative 3D printing techniques to create metal-coated components for (sub)mm-wave signal transmission, enhancing design flexibility while reducing costs and lead times. In addition to its manufacturing capabilities, the company provides integration and testing services, as well as a software solution for material properties extraction. SWISSto12 serves various sectors, including satellite communications, airborne satellites, and research centers, and has operations in Renens, Switzerland, as well as offices in Santa Clara, California, and Rehovot, Israel.
SKOPE
Grant in 2012
SKOPE specializes in designing and manufacturing premium commercial refrigeration solutions tailored for the global market. The company focuses on developing innovative, app-controlled commercial refrigerators that cater to the needs of hotels, restaurants, and supermarkets. These products are engineered to maintain optimal refrigeration, allowing customers to preserve their goods for extended periods while minimizing energy costs. SKOPE aims to provide efficient and reliable refrigeration options that enhance food service operations.
Taenia Tec
Grant in 2012
Taenia Tec is an unidirectional foil combining mechanical barrier and damping properties.
L.E.S.S.
Grant in 2012
L.E.S.S. SA, founded in 2012 and based in Renens, Switzerland, specializes in the design and development of ultra-bright and ultra-thin lighting solutions. The company offers a range of products, including inspection lighting for microscopy and workbench applications, as well as automotive lighting systems. L.E.S.S. focuses on providing high and low angle, and shadowless illumination lighting systems suitable for various sectors, including automotive, machine vision, watchmaking, micromechanics, electronics, and medical applications. The company's innovative approach aims to deliver intense and uniform lighting within a compact form factor.
CTsystems
Grant in 2012
CTsystems is a high-tech startup specializing in dielectric elastomer technology. This innovative technology forms the basis of the company's offerings, which include advanced polymer actuators, sensors, and generators. These products are designed to improve performance across a range of applications. CTsystems focuses on customized machine development, covering the entire value chain from raw materials to final components. The company's solutions enable businesses to operate efficiently and effectively, particularly in sectors requiring fully automated laboratory environments and sealing solutions.
SKOPE
Grant in 2011
SKOPE specializes in designing and manufacturing premium commercial refrigeration solutions tailored for the global market. The company focuses on developing innovative, app-controlled commercial refrigerators that cater to the needs of hotels, restaurants, and supermarkets. These products are engineered to maintain optimal refrigeration, allowing customers to preserve their goods for extended periods while minimizing energy costs. SKOPE aims to provide efficient and reliable refrigeration options that enhance food service operations.
SWISSto12
Grant in 2011
SWISSto12 SA is a manufacturer of radio frequency (RF) and microwave components and systems, specializing in the production of various antenna types, including horn antennas, airborne Ku and Ka band antenna arrays, and slotted waveguide antennas. The company also offers polymer and metal waveguide products, along with a range of filter products, including diplexers and custom filters. Founded in 2011 as a spin-off from the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology in Lausanne, SWISSto12 utilizes innovative 3D printing techniques to create metal-coated components for (sub)mm-wave signal transmission, enhancing design flexibility while reducing costs and lead times. In addition to its manufacturing capabilities, the company provides integration and testing services, as well as a software solution for material properties extraction. SWISSto12 serves various sectors, including satellite communications, airborne satellites, and research centers, and has operations in Renens, Switzerland, as well as offices in Santa Clara, California, and Rehovot, Israel.
Kandou
Pre Seed Round in 2011
KANDOU specializes in the design of high-speed, and pin- and energy-efficient chip-to-chip links, SerDes, and associated technologies. Demand for bandwidth in serial links has increased as industries require both high-quantity and high-quality information. KANDOU BUS has developed a unique approach to serial link design that increases the bit-rate and the reach for a given physical communications link and reduces the power consumption. As a result, more bits can be sent per unit of energy, or less energy can be used to achieve a given bit rate. Less energy means available power can be used for more speed, greater battery life, smaller dies or novel designs that shatter many of today’s constraints. Their team of scientists and engineers, based in Switzerland, the UK, and the US, is pushing the boundaries of serial links.
L.E.S.S.
Grant in 2011
L.E.S.S. SA, founded in 2012 and based in Renens, Switzerland, specializes in the design and development of ultra-bright and ultra-thin lighting solutions. The company offers a range of products, including inspection lighting for microscopy and workbench applications, as well as automotive lighting systems. L.E.S.S. focuses on providing high and low angle, and shadowless illumination lighting systems suitable for various sectors, including automotive, machine vision, watchmaking, micromechanics, electronics, and medical applications. The company's innovative approach aims to deliver intense and uniform lighting within a compact form factor.
SWISSto12
Grant in 2011
SWISSto12 SA is a manufacturer of radio frequency (RF) and microwave components and systems, specializing in the production of various antenna types, including horn antennas, airborne Ku and Ka band antenna arrays, and slotted waveguide antennas. The company also offers polymer and metal waveguide products, along with a range of filter products, including diplexers and custom filters. Founded in 2011 as a spin-off from the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology in Lausanne, SWISSto12 utilizes innovative 3D printing techniques to create metal-coated components for (sub)mm-wave signal transmission, enhancing design flexibility while reducing costs and lead times. In addition to its manufacturing capabilities, the company provides integration and testing services, as well as a software solution for material properties extraction. SWISSto12 serves various sectors, including satellite communications, airborne satellites, and research centers, and has operations in Renens, Switzerland, as well as offices in Santa Clara, California, and Rehovot, Israel.
Kandou
Grant in 2011
KANDOU specializes in the design of high-speed, and pin- and energy-efficient chip-to-chip links, SerDes, and associated technologies. Demand for bandwidth in serial links has increased as industries require both high-quantity and high-quality information. KANDOU BUS has developed a unique approach to serial link design that increases the bit-rate and the reach for a given physical communications link and reduces the power consumption. As a result, more bits can be sent per unit of energy, or less energy can be used to achieve a given bit rate. Less energy means available power can be used for more speed, greater battery life, smaller dies or novel designs that shatter many of today’s constraints. Their team of scientists and engineers, based in Switzerland, the UK, and the US, is pushing the boundaries of serial links.
Kandou
Grant in 2010
KANDOU specializes in the design of high-speed, and pin- and energy-efficient chip-to-chip links, SerDes, and associated technologies. Demand for bandwidth in serial links has increased as industries require both high-quantity and high-quality information. KANDOU BUS has developed a unique approach to serial link design that increases the bit-rate and the reach for a given physical communications link and reduces the power consumption. As a result, more bits can be sent per unit of energy, or less energy can be used to achieve a given bit rate. Less energy means available power can be used for more speed, greater battery life, smaller dies or novel designs that shatter many of today’s constraints. Their team of scientists and engineers, based in Switzerland, the UK, and the US, is pushing the boundaries of serial links.
Marmota Engineering
Grant in 2010
Marmota Engineering is a Swiss company focusing on fiber-optic sensing solutions for geotechnical applications. They provide top quality through a creative and committed team of highly qualified young engineers.
Marmota Engineering
Grant in 2010
Marmota Engineering is a Swiss company focusing on fiber-optic sensing solutions for geotechnical applications. They provide top quality through a creative and committed team of highly qualified young engineers.
Ecowizz
Pre Seed Round in 2010
Ecowizz focuses on promoting environmental protection for individuals and small businesses by providing innovative communication solutions aimed at reducing energy consumption. The company develops smart plugs that feature consumption displays and monitoring capabilities. These products enable users, including households, businesses, and government organizations, to track their electrical usage. By offering real-time insights into energy consumption, Ecowizz's solutions help users cut unnecessary electricity expenditures, thereby facilitating power savings, cost reduction, and enhanced profitability.
Powersens
Grant in 2010
Powersens is a company that develops and sells a mobile solution featuring smart electronic shoe insoles. These insoles are designed to address orthopedic ailments by collecting foot data through pressure sensors embedded within the shoe. The technology provides biofeedback and analysis, helping users to monitor their walking patterns and prevent potential orthopedic complications. By integrating innovative sensor technology into footwear, Powersens aims to enhance foot health and improve overall mobility for its users.
Imina Technologies
Pre Seed Round in 2009
Imina Technologies is a Swiss manufacturer specializing in robotic solutions for the characterization of samples under optical and scanning electron microscopes. The company develops precision robotic technology that enables the semiconductor industry to enhance product safety by providing high-precision services for sample interaction and characterization at the nanometer scale. Utilizing a unique motion technology, Imina's systems position probes with exceptional accuracy while maintaining stable electrical contacts. This innovative approach allows clients to achieve deep integration with various microscopy and semiconductor test equipment, solidifying Imina Technologies' reputation as a leader in the semiconductor test equipment market, particularly in nanoprobing and electrical failure analysis.
Ecowizz
Grant in 2009
Ecowizz focuses on promoting environmental protection for individuals and small businesses by providing innovative communication solutions aimed at reducing energy consumption. The company develops smart plugs that feature consumption displays and monitoring capabilities. These products enable users, including households, businesses, and government organizations, to track their electrical usage. By offering real-time insights into energy consumption, Ecowizz's solutions help users cut unnecessary electricity expenditures, thereby facilitating power savings, cost reduction, and enhanced profitability.
Ray Aircraft
Grant in 2009
Ray Aircraft is high-technology engineering, in the aerospace and electrical engineering and computer science.
Novagan
Grant in 2009
Novagan Sàrl, founded in 2009 and based in Lausanne, Switzerland, specializes in the development and fabrication of semiconductor epitaxial wafers, particularly focusing on III-nitride materials. The company produces advanced optoelectronic components designed for high-power electronics and ultraviolet-visible applications, including new light sources based on gallium nitride (GaN) semiconductors. Novagan's products are aimed at industries such as medical imaging, displays, and projection systems, helping to transform innovative designs into functional products. The company seeks to establish long-term relationships with clients by providing timely, reliable, and cost-effective services that align with market needs.
Imina Technologies
Grant in 2009
Imina Technologies is a Swiss manufacturer specializing in robotic solutions for the characterization of samples under optical and scanning electron microscopes. The company develops precision robotic technology that enables the semiconductor industry to enhance product safety by providing high-precision services for sample interaction and characterization at the nanometer scale. Utilizing a unique motion technology, Imina's systems position probes with exceptional accuracy while maintaining stable electrical contacts. This innovative approach allows clients to achieve deep integration with various microscopy and semiconductor test equipment, solidifying Imina Technologies' reputation as a leader in the semiconductor test equipment market, particularly in nanoprobing and electrical failure analysis.
Zurich Instruments
Pre Seed Round in 2008
Zurich Instruments is a test and measurement company based in Zurich, Switzerland, developing and selling measurement instruments and delivering customer support in key markets around the world, either directly or with carefully selected partners. They are a growing, independent and founder-led company. Zurich Instruments makes cutting-edge instrumentation for scientists and technologists in advanced labs who are passionate about phenomena that are often notoriously difficult to measure. Their core offering includes lock-in amplifiers, phase-locked loops, arbitrary waveform generator, impedance analyzers, digitizers and boxcar averagers. They believe that system integration is good. They believe that system integration leads to significant time savings, reduced lab setup complexity, efficient workflows and reliable, accurate measurements. Their instruments deliver market-leading specifications for sensitivity, dynamic range, feature set, speed and accuracy as a list of Zurich Instruments' industry firsts shows:d delivering customer support in key markets around the world, either directly or with carefully selected partners. They are a growing, independent and founder-led company.
Celeroton
Seed Round in 2008
Celeroton AG, founded in 2008 and based in Volketswil, Switzerland, specializes in the development, production, and sale of ultra-high-speed electric motor-drive systems and oil-free turbo compressors. The company offers complete solutions that include optimized motors and converters, achieving speeds of up to 1 million rpm. Celeroton's products are designed to maximize operating efficiency across various applications, utilizing key technologies such as sensorless speed control. Their turbo compressors are equipped with gas bearings, allowing for operation across a wide spectrum of pressure ratios and mass flows, and are compatible with different fluids and inlet conditions. This versatility enables clients to enhance their products in terms of compactness, service life, and overall performance.
Siltectra
Grant in 2008
Siltectra GmbH, based in Dresden, Germany, specializes in advanced laser-based wafering technology solutions for semiconductor manufacturers. Founded in 2010, the company focuses on kerfless wafering, a method that allows for the separation of wafers from semiconductor materials like silicon carbide, gallium nitride, and sapphire without material loss. This innovative technology can be applied across various industries, particularly in solar inverters and other electronic devices, offering significant performance and cost advantages. Siltectra operates as a subsidiary of Infineon Technologies AG, providing critical services that enhance the efficiency of the global semiconductor industry.
Zurich Instruments
Grant in 2008
Zurich Instruments is a test and measurement company based in Zurich, Switzerland, developing and selling measurement instruments and delivering customer support in key markets around the world, either directly or with carefully selected partners. They are a growing, independent and founder-led company. Zurich Instruments makes cutting-edge instrumentation for scientists and technologists in advanced labs who are passionate about phenomena that are often notoriously difficult to measure. Their core offering includes lock-in amplifiers, phase-locked loops, arbitrary waveform generator, impedance analyzers, digitizers and boxcar averagers. They believe that system integration is good. They believe that system integration leads to significant time savings, reduced lab setup complexity, efficient workflows and reliable, accurate measurements. Their instruments deliver market-leading specifications for sensitivity, dynamic range, feature set, speed and accuracy as a list of Zurich Instruments' industry firsts shows:d delivering customer support in key markets around the world, either directly or with carefully selected partners. They are a growing, independent and founder-led company.
Zurich Instruments
Grant in 2008
Zurich Instruments is a test and measurement company based in Zurich, Switzerland, developing and selling measurement instruments and delivering customer support in key markets around the world, either directly or with carefully selected partners. They are a growing, independent and founder-led company. Zurich Instruments makes cutting-edge instrumentation for scientists and technologists in advanced labs who are passionate about phenomena that are often notoriously difficult to measure. Their core offering includes lock-in amplifiers, phase-locked loops, arbitrary waveform generator, impedance analyzers, digitizers and boxcar averagers. They believe that system integration is good. They believe that system integration leads to significant time savings, reduced lab setup complexity, efficient workflows and reliable, accurate measurements. Their instruments deliver market-leading specifications for sensitivity, dynamic range, feature set, speed and accuracy as a list of Zurich Instruments' industry firsts shows:d delivering customer support in key markets around the world, either directly or with carefully selected partners. They are a growing, independent and founder-led company.
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