Venture Kick
Venture Kick is a private philanthropic initiative based in Zurich, Switzerland, founded in 2007 to support Swiss startups at the pre-seed stage. It provides up to 150,000 Swiss francs in funding and offers structured entrepreneurial training aimed at developing sustainable businesses. Entrepreneurs participate in a competitive process, pitching their ideas up to three times for increasing funding amounts, while receiving valuable feedback from expert juries. To date, Venture Kick has supported 600 startup projects with a total of 24.9 million francs, leading to the incorporation of 454 active companies that have created over 6,000 jobs and attracted approximately 2.49 billion francs in subsequent investments. Companies founded by Venture Kick alumni have notably achieved significant recognition, with 55 percent of the TOP 100 Swiss Startup Award in 2018 represented by these ventures. In 2019, the initiative aimed to allocate 4.35 million francs to support idea-stage projects, facilitating the transition of Swiss scientific innovations to global markets.
Top Stages
Past deals in Electronics
Perovskia
Seed Round in 2024
Perovskia specializes in the digital printing of custom solar cells utilizing patent-protected technology. Operating at the convergence of printed electronics, photovoltaics, and material science, the company develops solar cells tailored for diverse electronic devices. Its innovative approach allows for the printing of solar cells directly onto glass and various substrates, presenting significant advantages over conventional silicon-based alternatives. This technology enables electronics manufacturers to enhance battery life and incorporate sustainable power solutions into their products.
Chiral
Grant in 2023
Chiral is a manufacturer specializing in next-generation electronics utilizing advanced nanomaterials. The company focuses on producing nanomaterial-based transistors, particularly those made from carbon nanotubes, which are designed for the automated assembly of clean nanomaterials at the wafer scale. Chiral's innovative approach enables clients to develop and implement computing and quantum technologies, facilitating the transition from research to commercial applications at an industrial scale. By leveraging cutting-edge nanotechnology, the company aims to meet the growing demands of the electronics market.
Corintis
Grant in 2022
Corintis specializes in innovative cooling solutions for high-performance computing components such as GPUs, CPUs, and AI accelerators. The company focuses on developing silicon microfluidic cooling technologies that allow liquid coolant to flow directly onto the silicon chip, enhancing thermal management. This approach is designed to address the heat extraction challenges faced by integrated circuits, enabling more sustainable and efficient computing solutions.
MinWave
Grant in 2022
MinWave is a company specializing in the development of miniaturized microwave devices for both space and terrestrial applications. Utilizing patented technology for subwavelength engineering, MinWave creates lightweight and compact three-dimensional printed waveguide passive devices that operate across C band to Ka-band frequencies. These devices are compatible with existing waveguide technologies, planar systems, and coaxial interfaces. By offering significantly smaller and lighter components, MinWave enables aerospace industry professionals to decrease the size and weight of their systems, ultimately leading to reduced mission costs.
MinWave
Grant in 2022
MinWave is a company specializing in the development of miniaturized microwave devices for both space and terrestrial applications. Utilizing patented technology for subwavelength engineering, MinWave creates lightweight and compact three-dimensional printed waveguide passive devices that operate across C band to Ka-band frequencies. These devices are compatible with existing waveguide technologies, planar systems, and coaxial interfaces. By offering significantly smaller and lighter components, MinWave enables aerospace industry professionals to decrease the size and weight of their systems, ultimately leading to reduced mission costs.
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.
Perovskia
Pre Seed Round in 2021
Perovskia specializes in the digital printing of custom solar cells utilizing patent-protected technology. Operating at the convergence of printed electronics, photovoltaics, and material science, the company develops solar cells tailored for diverse electronic devices. Its innovative approach allows for the printing of solar cells directly onto glass and various substrates, presenting significant advantages over conventional silicon-based alternatives. This technology enables electronics manufacturers to enhance battery life and incorporate sustainable power solutions into their products.
Neurosoft Bioelectronics
Seed Round in 2021
Neurosoft Bioelectronics is a Swiss company specializing in the development of soft implantable electrodes designed for interfacing with the nervous system. The company focuses on creating advanced neural implants that can record and stimulate the brain, spinal cord, and peripheral nerves, addressing the limitations of traditional stiff devices that hinder patient outcomes. Its flagship product, the SOFT ECoG, is a subdural electrode that facilitates effective brain monitoring and stimulation while minimizing electrical resistance and MRI artifacts. This innovative technology aims to achieve long-term bio-integration with neural tissues, adapting to both static and dynamic mechanical properties, which enhances therapeutic capabilities for patients suffering from neurological disorders. Ultimately, Neurosoft Bioelectronics strives to improve clinical outcomes and expand the potential applications of neural interfaces in healthcare.
Mithras
Grant in 2020
Mithras Technology is a developer of innovative thermoelectric technology focused on creating wearable equipment that converts human body heat into usable electricity. Their flagship product utilizes the temperature difference between the skin and the surrounding air to generate energy, charging a battery integrated into a wearable bracelet. This technology not only empowers users to harness their own energy but also promotes sustainable energy solutions, encouraging the adoption of environmentally friendly practices. By leveraging expertise in thermoelectric power generation, Mithras Technology aims to contribute to a more sustainable future and alter perceptions of energy consumption.
No-touch Robotics
Grant in 2020
No-Touch Robotics is a developer and manufacturer of innovative robotic manipulators and grippers designed to handle, move, and manipulate small and fragile objects without any mechanical contact. The company's advanced gripper systems utilize electromechanical transducers alongside proprietary control software, enabling precise object handling without damage or contamination. These solutions are particularly effective for a variety of applications, allowing clients to automate processes that traditionally required manual intervention. No-Touch Robotics' technology also facilitates levitation tasks in laboratory settings, such as microscopy and 3D printing, further enhancing its versatility and utility across different industries.
Eldico Scientific
Seed Round in 2020
ELDICO Scientific AG is a Swiss company founded in 2019 and located at the Switzerland Innovation Park Innovaare, which is affiliated with the Paul Scherrer Institute. The company specializes in the development, manufacturing, and sale of electron diffractometers designed for the analysis of solid compounds, particularly targeting nano-crystalline systems in the sub-micrometer range. ELDICO's innovative instruments enable industrial and scientific researchers to characterize materials that were previously challenging to measure, thereby facilitating advancements in fields such as pharmaceuticals, agrochemicals, and advanced materials research. The company achieved proof of concept for its technology in 2018, with recognition from reputable scientific communities, including being named a Top 5 "Breakthrough of the Year" by a leading journal. This groundbreaking work positions ELDICO as a key player in enhancing the speed and cost-effectiveness of structural analysis, ultimately contributing to faster drug discovery and development processes.
Neurosoft Bioelectronics
Grant in 2020
Neurosoft Bioelectronics is a Swiss company specializing in the development of soft implantable electrodes designed for interfacing with the nervous system. The company focuses on creating advanced neural implants that can record and stimulate the brain, spinal cord, and peripheral nerves, addressing the limitations of traditional stiff devices that hinder patient outcomes. Its flagship product, the SOFT ECoG, is a subdural electrode that facilitates effective brain monitoring and stimulation while minimizing electrical resistance and MRI artifacts. This innovative technology aims to achieve long-term bio-integration with neural tissues, adapting to both static and dynamic mechanical properties, which enhances therapeutic capabilities for patients suffering from neurological disorders. Ultimately, Neurosoft Bioelectronics strives to improve clinical outcomes and expand the potential applications of neural interfaces in healthcare.
MaxWell Biosystems
Grant in 2019
MaxWell Biosystems AG is an electronics and biotechnology company headquartered in Zurich, Switzerland, established in 2016. The company specializes in advancing neuroscience research and enhancing preclinical drug discovery through its innovative instrumentation. Its flagship product, MaxOne, is a sophisticated electrophysiology platform that features a high-density microelectrode array with 26,400 electrodes, enabling the recording and stimulation of electrogenic cells in vitro. This platform is equipped with 1024 low-noise readout channels and 32 stimulation channels, facilitating the extraction of both single-cell and network parameters. By utilizing this technology, MaxWell Biosystems significantly reduces the time required for characterizing cell functions, enabling researchers to complete processes that previously took several months in just a few weeks.
Eldico Scientific
Grant in 2019
ELDICO Scientific AG is a Swiss company founded in 2019 and located at the Switzerland Innovation Park Innovaare, which is affiliated with the Paul Scherrer Institute. The company specializes in the development, manufacturing, and sale of electron diffractometers designed for the analysis of solid compounds, particularly targeting nano-crystalline systems in the sub-micrometer range. ELDICO's innovative instruments enable industrial and scientific researchers to characterize materials that were previously challenging to measure, thereby facilitating advancements in fields such as pharmaceuticals, agrochemicals, and advanced materials research. The company achieved proof of concept for its technology in 2018, with recognition from reputable scientific communities, including being named a Top 5 "Breakthrough of the Year" by a leading journal. This groundbreaking work positions ELDICO as a key player in enhancing the speed and cost-effectiveness of structural analysis, ultimately contributing to faster drug discovery and development processes.
Pi Lighting
Grant in 2019
Pi Lighting is an R&D consultant in LED technology and lighting. Pi Lightings develops R&D programs, algorithms, tools, and work with you on deciphering the LED challenges. We work with you on system optimization, new technology developments. We take care of your needs for R&D development and propose projects to grow your company KPIs.
AVAtronics
Seed Round in 2019
AVAtronics SA, established in 2016 and headquartered in Lausanne, Switzerland, specializes in the development of advanced noise cancelling technology for various electronic devices. The company's flagship product is an Active Noise Cancellation (ANC) solution designed to minimize power consumption while providing wide-band ANC. This technology selectively eliminates unwanted noises without degrading the quality of music or speech, making it suitable for applications such as headphones, earbuds, hearing aids, and speakerphones.
Nanotech SWHL
Grant in 2019
Nanotech SWHL GmbH is a Swiss company specializing in sub-wavelength holographic lithography technology, which revolutionizes the production of electronic circuits. Founded in 2015 and based in Dübendorf, the company offers innovative solutions for the lithography stage of integrated circuit production. Its SWHL technology allows for the printing of 3D structures using a single mask in one exposure, significantly reducing the complexity and cost associated with traditional methods that typically require multiple masks and exposures. This approach employs a holographic stepper and easier-to-manufacture holographic masks, which are less sensitive to defects, thereby enhancing production efficiency. By addressing the limitations of conventional photolithography, SWHL positions itself as a promising alternative to existing technologies, capable of producing high-resolution images without the constraints faced by traditional methods.
AVAtronics
Grant in 2019
AVAtronics SA, established in 2016 and headquartered in Lausanne, Switzerland, specializes in the development of advanced noise cancelling technology for various electronic devices. The company's flagship product is an Active Noise Cancellation (ANC) solution designed to minimize power consumption while providing wide-band ANC. This technology selectively eliminates unwanted noises without degrading the quality of music or speech, making it suitable for applications such as headphones, earbuds, hearing aids, and speakerphones.
EBAMed
Seed Round in 2018
EBAMed SA is a Swiss startup based in Geneva that specializes in developing innovative medical devices for the non-invasive treatment of heart arrhythmias. Founded in 2018, the company focuses on creating an ultrasound-based device that utilizes proton therapy to monitor heart motion and synchronize therapeutic beams in real time. This technology allows for the precise delivery of radiation treatment to targeted heart tissues, thereby expanding treatment options for existing proton therapy centers and enabling them to treat heart patients effectively. By providing a non-invasive approach to cardiac care, EBAMed aims to improve patient outcomes and streamline treatment processes in outpatient settings.
EBAMed
Grant in 2018
EBAMed SA is a Swiss startup based in Geneva that specializes in developing innovative medical devices for the non-invasive treatment of heart arrhythmias. Founded in 2018, the company focuses on creating an ultrasound-based device that utilizes proton therapy to monitor heart motion and synchronize therapeutic beams in real time. This technology allows for the precise delivery of radiation treatment to targeted heart tissues, thereby expanding treatment options for existing proton therapy centers and enabling them to treat heart patients effectively. By providing a non-invasive approach to cardiac care, EBAMed aims to improve patient outcomes and streamline treatment processes in outpatient settings.
NeaSens
Grant in 2018
NeaSens is a company based in Geneva, Switzerland, that specializes in developing innovative sensor technology for the real-time detection and monitoring of radon, a natural radioactive gas linked to lung cancer. By utilizing modular electronics and software, NeaSens' sensors can be seamlessly integrated into existing ventilation systems and air quality controls, providing an effective solution for reducing indoor radon concentrations. This technology not only enhances safety by protecting individuals from the long-term effects of radon exposure but also helps businesses avoid costly renovations associated with radon mitigation.
Nanoleq
Grant in 2017
Nanoleq AG is a Swiss company founded in 2017 and based in Zurich, specializing in the development and manufacture of electric cables utilizing stretchable electronics. As a spinoff from ETH Zurich, Nanoleq focuses on integrating electronic functionality into textiles, particularly for health monitoring. The company creates soft sensors that can track vital signs such as heart rate, electrocardiograms, and breathing patterns through washable and comfortable garments. Their innovative conductive silicone technology allows for the monitoring of various physiological parameters while maintaining user comfort. Nanoleq aims to establish a standard for health-monitoring textiles, making significant strides in sectors such as healthcare, robotics, aerospace, and general electronics, while also working on further advancements in textile sensor technology.
EBAMed
Grant in 2017
EBAMed SA is a Swiss startup based in Geneva that specializes in developing innovative medical devices for the non-invasive treatment of heart arrhythmias. Founded in 2018, the company focuses on creating an ultrasound-based device that utilizes proton therapy to monitor heart motion and synchronize therapeutic beams in real time. This technology allows for the precise delivery of radiation treatment to targeted heart tissues, thereby expanding treatment options for existing proton therapy centers and enabling them to treat heart patients effectively. By providing a non-invasive approach to cardiac care, EBAMed aims to improve patient outcomes and streamline treatment processes in outpatient settings.
MotionPilot
Grant in 2017
MotionPilot SA is a Swiss company based in Ecublens that specializes in the design and manufacture of drones and related electronic equipment. The company offers a comprehensive kit that includes a ready-to-fly drone, a joystick, and first-person view goggles, creating an immersive flying experience for users. MotionPilot's innovative approach allows for intuitive control of drones through hand gestures, enabling users to maneuver the drone by leaning the controller in the desired direction. This user-friendly system enhances the overall experience of piloting drones by providing a live video feed directly to the goggles, allowing for a fully immersive operation.
Nanoleq
Grant in 2017
Nanoleq AG is a Swiss company founded in 2017 and based in Zurich, specializing in the development and manufacture of electric cables utilizing stretchable electronics. As a spinoff from ETH Zurich, Nanoleq focuses on integrating electronic functionality into textiles, particularly for health monitoring. The company creates soft sensors that can track vital signs such as heart rate, electrocardiograms, and breathing patterns through washable and comfortable garments. Their innovative conductive silicone technology allows for the monitoring of various physiological parameters while maintaining user comfort. Nanoleq aims to establish a standard for health-monitoring textiles, making significant strides in sectors such as healthcare, robotics, aerospace, and general electronics, while also working on further advancements in textile sensor technology.
MaxWell Biosystems
Pre Seed Round in 2017
MaxWell Biosystems AG is an electronics and biotechnology company headquartered in Zurich, Switzerland, established in 2016. The company specializes in advancing neuroscience research and enhancing preclinical drug discovery through its innovative instrumentation. Its flagship product, MaxOne, is a sophisticated electrophysiology platform that features a high-density microelectrode array with 26,400 electrodes, enabling the recording and stimulation of electrogenic cells in vitro. This platform is equipped with 1024 low-noise readout channels and 32 stimulation channels, facilitating the extraction of both single-cell and network parameters. By utilizing this technology, MaxWell Biosystems significantly reduces the time required for characterizing cell functions, enabling researchers to complete processes that previously took several months in just a few weeks.
MotionPilot
Grant in 2017
MotionPilot SA is a Swiss company based in Ecublens that specializes in the design and manufacture of drones and related electronic equipment. The company offers a comprehensive kit that includes a ready-to-fly drone, a joystick, and first-person view goggles, creating an immersive flying experience for users. MotionPilot's innovative approach allows for intuitive control of drones through hand gestures, enabling users to maneuver the drone by leaning the controller in the desired direction. This user-friendly system enhances the overall experience of piloting drones by providing a live video feed directly to the goggles, allowing for a fully immersive operation.
InstaHeat
Grant in 2017
InstaHeat is a technology company based in Zurich, Switzerland, founded in 2019. The company specializes in the development of an innovative heating device designed to heat conductive fluids. This device generates heat directly within the fluid, eliminating the need for traditional heating elements. Its compact design allows it to be integrated into a variety of machines, enabling users to achieve instant and precise heating of conductive fluids.
MotionPilot
Grant in 2016
MotionPilot SA is a Swiss company based in Ecublens that specializes in the design and manufacture of drones and related electronic equipment. The company offers a comprehensive kit that includes a ready-to-fly drone, a joystick, and first-person view goggles, creating an immersive flying experience for users. MotionPilot's innovative approach allows for intuitive control of drones through hand gestures, enabling users to maneuver the drone by leaning the controller in the desired direction. This user-friendly system enhances the overall experience of piloting drones by providing a live video feed directly to the goggles, allowing for a fully immersive operation.
PN Solutions
Grant in 2016
PN Solutions SA is a Swiss company specializing in the design and development of electronic design automation (EDA) software focused on the simulation of parasitic signals in integrated circuits. Founded in 2017 and based in Lausanne, the company creates innovative tools that utilize 3D substrate models to optimize and design automotive electronic systems. Their software is tailored for foundries and design houses, offering a substrate tool that is fully compliant with circuit simulators, enabling the detection of post-layout latch-up risks. In addition to their software offerings, PN Solutions provides services in custom integrated circuit layout and design, thereby assisting clients in enhancing the safety and robustness of their electronic systems.
MaxWell Biosystems
Grant in 2016
MaxWell Biosystems AG is an electronics and biotechnology company headquartered in Zurich, Switzerland, established in 2016. The company specializes in advancing neuroscience research and enhancing preclinical drug discovery through its innovative instrumentation. Its flagship product, MaxOne, is a sophisticated electrophysiology platform that features a high-density microelectrode array with 26,400 electrodes, enabling the recording and stimulation of electrogenic cells in vitro. This platform is equipped with 1024 low-noise readout channels and 32 stimulation channels, facilitating the extraction of both single-cell and network parameters. By utilizing this technology, MaxWell Biosystems significantly reduces the time required for characterizing cell functions, enabling researchers to complete processes that previously took several months in just a few weeks.
PN Solutions
Grant in 2016
PN Solutions SA is a Swiss company specializing in the design and development of electronic design automation (EDA) software focused on the simulation of parasitic signals in integrated circuits. Founded in 2017 and based in Lausanne, the company creates innovative tools that utilize 3D substrate models to optimize and design automotive electronic systems. Their software is tailored for foundries and design houses, offering a substrate tool that is fully compliant with circuit simulators, enabling the detection of post-layout latch-up risks. In addition to their software offerings, PN Solutions provides services in custom integrated circuit layout and design, thereby assisting clients in enhancing the safety and robustness of their electronic systems.
Eldico Scientific
Grant in 2016
ELDICO Scientific AG is a Swiss company founded in 2019 and located at the Switzerland Innovation Park Innovaare, which is affiliated with the Paul Scherrer Institute. The company specializes in the development, manufacturing, and sale of electron diffractometers designed for the analysis of solid compounds, particularly targeting nano-crystalline systems in the sub-micrometer range. ELDICO's innovative instruments enable industrial and scientific researchers to characterize materials that were previously challenging to measure, thereby facilitating advancements in fields such as pharmaceuticals, agrochemicals, and advanced materials research. The company achieved proof of concept for its technology in 2018, with recognition from reputable scientific communities, including being named a Top 5 "Breakthrough of the Year" by a leading journal. This groundbreaking work positions ELDICO as a key player in enhancing the speed and cost-effectiveness of structural analysis, ultimately contributing to faster drug discovery and development processes.
Relish Brothers
Pre Seed Round in 2014
Relish Brothers AG is a Swiss company that specializes in the production and sale of premium electric guitars. Founded in 2013 and based in Sempach, the company is known for its innovative designs, including models such as the jane and mary, which are available in both aluminum and wood variations. The guitars are crafted using dark strand woven bamboo and feature a distinctive Swiss floating sandwich construction technique for their bodies, ensuring both aesthetic appeal and superior sound quality. Relish Brothers AG is dedicated to delivering high-quality musical instruments that cater to the needs of musicians.
Bitsplitters
Pre Seed Round in 2014
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.
Relish Brothers
Grant in 2014
Relish Brothers AG is a Swiss company that specializes in the production and sale of premium electric guitars. Founded in 2013 and based in Sempach, the company is known for its innovative designs, including models such as the jane and mary, which are available in both aluminum and wood variations. The guitars are crafted using dark strand woven bamboo and feature a distinctive Swiss floating sandwich construction technique for their bodies, ensuring both aesthetic appeal and superior sound quality. Relish Brothers AG is dedicated to delivering high-quality musical instruments that cater to the needs of musicians.
CTsystems
Grant in 2013
CTsystems is a high-tech startup specializing in dielectric elastomer technology, which serves as the foundation for its innovative products and services. The company focuses on developing customized machine solutions that encompass the entire value chain, from raw materials to finished components. Its advanced technology enables the creation of novel polymer actuators, sensors, and generators, significantly enhancing the performance of various applications. CTsystems aims to support electric businesses with fully automated laboratory solutions and specialized sealing technologies.
Relish Brothers
Grant in 2013
Relish Brothers AG is a Swiss company that specializes in the production and sale of premium electric guitars. Founded in 2013 and based in Sempach, the company is known for its innovative designs, including models such as the jane and mary, which are available in both aluminum and wood variations. The guitars are crafted using dark strand woven bamboo and feature a distinctive Swiss floating sandwich construction technique for their bodies, ensuring both aesthetic appeal and superior sound quality. Relish Brothers AG is dedicated to delivering high-quality musical instruments that cater to the needs of musicians.
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.
GEOSATIS
Pre Seed Round in 2013
Geosatis SA specializes in the development and manufacturing of GPS-based electronic monitoring devices aimed at the criminal justice system. Founded in 2011 in Le Noirmont, Switzerland, the company offers a range of products including GPS ankle bracelets, victim protection devices, and interactive home stations that facilitate communication between monitored individuals and supervising professionals. Geosatis also provides the Geopolis platform, which assists in managing alarms and guiding individuals through their reintegration process. The company's innovative solutions are designed to enhance public safety, improve offender rehabilitation, and reduce recidivism, all while maintaining a high level of security against manipulation attempts. With a focus on customer needs and technological advancements, Geosatis aims to revolutionize the electronic monitoring industry.
CTsystems
Grant in 2013
CTsystems is a high-tech startup specializing in dielectric elastomer technology, which serves as the foundation for its innovative products and services. The company focuses on developing customized machine solutions that encompass the entire value chain, from raw materials to finished components. Its advanced technology enables the creation of novel polymer actuators, sensors, and generators, significantly enhancing the performance of various applications. CTsystems aims to support electric businesses with fully automated laboratory solutions and specialized sealing technologies.
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.
L.E.S.S.
Seed Round in 2012
L.E.S.S. SA is a Swiss company, established in 2012 and headquartered in Renens, that specializes in the design and development of ultra-bright and ultra-thin lighting solutions. The company focuses on creating advanced inspection lighting systems, which encompass microscopy lighting and workbench lighting, as well as automotive lighting. L.E.S.S. offers a range of illumination systems, including high and low angle lighting and shadowless solutions, tailored for diverse applications in automotive, machine vision, watchmaking, micromechanics, electronics, medical fields, and harsh environments. Through its innovative approach, L.E.S.S. aims to deliver lighting solutions that combine intense brightness and uniformity within a compact form factor.
GEOSATIS
Grant in 2012
Geosatis SA specializes in the development and manufacturing of GPS-based electronic monitoring devices aimed at the criminal justice system. Founded in 2011 in Le Noirmont, Switzerland, the company offers a range of products including GPS ankle bracelets, victim protection devices, and interactive home stations that facilitate communication between monitored individuals and supervising professionals. Geosatis also provides the Geopolis platform, which assists in managing alarms and guiding individuals through their reintegration process. The company's innovative solutions are designed to enhance public safety, improve offender rehabilitation, and reduce recidivism, all while maintaining a high level of security against manipulation attempts. With a focus on customer needs and technological advancements, Geosatis aims to revolutionize the electronic monitoring industry.
SWISSto12
Pre Seed Round in 2012
SWISSto12 SA is a Swiss company that specializes in the manufacture and supply of radio frequency (RF) and microwave components and systems. Founded in 2011 as a spin-off from the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology in Lausanne, the company is based in Renens, Switzerland, with additional offices in Santa Clara, California, and Rehovot, Israel. SWISSto12 offers a range of products including various types of horn antennas, airborne antenna arrays, waveguide antennas, and custom-designed antennas and filters. The company is known for its innovative use of metal-coated 3D printing technology, which enhances design flexibility while reducing costs, lead times, and weight. Its offerings extend to polymer and metal waveguide products, as well as integration and testing services. SWISSto12 serves clients in satellite communications, airborne satellites, and research centers, and is also developing software solutions for material properties extraction.
SKOPE
Grant in 2012
SKOPE is a manufacturer and designer of premium commercial refrigeration solutions, focusing on innovative products for the global market. The company specializes in developing advanced commercial refrigerators that can be app-controlled, catering to the needs of hotels, restaurants, and supermarkets. By offering energy-efficient refrigeration options, SKOPE enables its customers to maintain optimal product storage while minimizing energy costs.
GEOSATIS
Grant in 2012
Geosatis SA specializes in the development and manufacturing of GPS-based electronic monitoring devices aimed at the criminal justice system. Founded in 2011 in Le Noirmont, Switzerland, the company offers a range of products including GPS ankle bracelets, victim protection devices, and interactive home stations that facilitate communication between monitored individuals and supervising professionals. Geosatis also provides the Geopolis platform, which assists in managing alarms and guiding individuals through their reintegration process. The company's innovative solutions are designed to enhance public safety, improve offender rehabilitation, and reduce recidivism, all while maintaining a high level of security against manipulation attempts. With a focus on customer needs and technological advancements, Geosatis aims to revolutionize the electronic monitoring industry.
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 is a Swiss company, established in 2012 and headquartered in Renens, that specializes in the design and development of ultra-bright and ultra-thin lighting solutions. The company focuses on creating advanced inspection lighting systems, which encompass microscopy lighting and workbench lighting, as well as automotive lighting. L.E.S.S. offers a range of illumination systems, including high and low angle lighting and shadowless solutions, tailored for diverse applications in automotive, machine vision, watchmaking, micromechanics, electronics, medical fields, and harsh environments. Through its innovative approach, L.E.S.S. aims to deliver lighting solutions that combine intense brightness and uniformity within a compact form factor.
CTsystems
Grant in 2012
CTsystems is a high-tech startup specializing in dielectric elastomer technology, which serves as the foundation for its innovative products and services. The company focuses on developing customized machine solutions that encompass the entire value chain, from raw materials to finished components. Its advanced technology enables the creation of novel polymer actuators, sensors, and generators, significantly enhancing the performance of various applications. CTsystems aims to support electric businesses with fully automated laboratory solutions and specialized sealing technologies.
SKOPE
Grant in 2011
SKOPE is a manufacturer and designer of premium commercial refrigeration solutions, focusing on innovative products for the global market. The company specializes in developing advanced commercial refrigerators that can be app-controlled, catering to the needs of hotels, restaurants, and supermarkets. By offering energy-efficient refrigeration options, SKOPE enables its customers to maintain optimal product storage while minimizing energy costs.
SWISSto12
Grant in 2011
SWISSto12 SA is a Swiss company that specializes in the manufacture and supply of radio frequency (RF) and microwave components and systems. Founded in 2011 as a spin-off from the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology in Lausanne, the company is based in Renens, Switzerland, with additional offices in Santa Clara, California, and Rehovot, Israel. SWISSto12 offers a range of products including various types of horn antennas, airborne antenna arrays, waveguide antennas, and custom-designed antennas and filters. The company is known for its innovative use of metal-coated 3D printing technology, which enhances design flexibility while reducing costs, lead times, and weight. Its offerings extend to polymer and metal waveguide products, as well as integration and testing services. SWISSto12 serves clients in satellite communications, airborne satellites, and research centers, and is also developing software solutions for material properties extraction.
Kandou
Pre Seed Round in 2011
Kandou Bus SA is a Swiss company focused on designing high-speed, energy-efficient chip-to-chip links and associated technologies. Founded in 2011 and based in Lausanne, Kandou specializes in creating serial links that enhance data transfer speeds while minimizing power consumption across various applications, including DRAM, graphics cards, server backplanes, mobile devices, game consoles, routers, and FPGAs. The company's innovative approach allows for increased bit rates and extended reach in physical communications, enabling more efficient data transmission. By reducing energy requirements, Kandou's technology supports longer battery life and smaller device footprints, making it a vital player in the evolving landscape of electronics. The team comprises skilled scientists and engineers operating in Switzerland, the UK, and the US, dedicated to advancing the capabilities of serial link design.
L.E.S.S.
Grant in 2011
L.E.S.S. SA is a Swiss company, established in 2012 and headquartered in Renens, that specializes in the design and development of ultra-bright and ultra-thin lighting solutions. The company focuses on creating advanced inspection lighting systems, which encompass microscopy lighting and workbench lighting, as well as automotive lighting. L.E.S.S. offers a range of illumination systems, including high and low angle lighting and shadowless solutions, tailored for diverse applications in automotive, machine vision, watchmaking, micromechanics, electronics, medical fields, and harsh environments. Through its innovative approach, L.E.S.S. aims to deliver lighting solutions that combine intense brightness and uniformity within a compact form factor.
SWISSto12
Grant in 2011
SWISSto12 SA is a Swiss company that specializes in the manufacture and supply of radio frequency (RF) and microwave components and systems. Founded in 2011 as a spin-off from the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology in Lausanne, the company is based in Renens, Switzerland, with additional offices in Santa Clara, California, and Rehovot, Israel. SWISSto12 offers a range of products including various types of horn antennas, airborne antenna arrays, waveguide antennas, and custom-designed antennas and filters. The company is known for its innovative use of metal-coated 3D printing technology, which enhances design flexibility while reducing costs, lead times, and weight. Its offerings extend to polymer and metal waveguide products, as well as integration and testing services. SWISSto12 serves clients in satellite communications, airborne satellites, and research centers, and is also developing software solutions for material properties extraction.
Kandou
Grant in 2011
Kandou Bus SA is a Swiss company focused on designing high-speed, energy-efficient chip-to-chip links and associated technologies. Founded in 2011 and based in Lausanne, Kandou specializes in creating serial links that enhance data transfer speeds while minimizing power consumption across various applications, including DRAM, graphics cards, server backplanes, mobile devices, game consoles, routers, and FPGAs. The company's innovative approach allows for increased bit rates and extended reach in physical communications, enabling more efficient data transmission. By reducing energy requirements, Kandou's technology supports longer battery life and smaller device footprints, making it a vital player in the evolving landscape of electronics. The team comprises skilled scientists and engineers operating in Switzerland, the UK, and the US, dedicated to advancing the capabilities of serial link design.
Kandou
Grant in 2010
Kandou Bus SA is a Swiss company focused on designing high-speed, energy-efficient chip-to-chip links and associated technologies. Founded in 2011 and based in Lausanne, Kandou specializes in creating serial links that enhance data transfer speeds while minimizing power consumption across various applications, including DRAM, graphics cards, server backplanes, mobile devices, game consoles, routers, and FPGAs. The company's innovative approach allows for increased bit rates and extended reach in physical communications, enabling more efficient data transmission. By reducing energy requirements, Kandou's technology supports longer battery life and smaller device footprints, making it a vital player in the evolving landscape of electronics. The team comprises skilled scientists and engineers operating in Switzerland, the UK, and the US, dedicated to advancing the capabilities of serial link design.
EcoWizz
Pre Seed Round in 2010
EcoWizz is a company dedicated to enhancing environmental protection through innovative solutions for energy management. It provides interactive communication tools that target individuals, families, and small businesses, aiming to reduce energy consumption. The company's flagship products include smart plugs, which display energy consumption data and facilitate monitoring, allowing users to understand and manage their electricity usage effectively. By automatically cutting unnecessary electricity expenditure, EcoWizz enables its users to save power, decrease costs, and ultimately enhance profitability. The company's focus is on empowering households and businesses to make informed decisions about their energy consumption, contributing to a sustainable future.
Powersens
Grant in 2010
Powersens is a company focused on developing and selling innovative electronic shoe insoles aimed at addressing orthopedic ailments. These smart insoles are equipped with pressure sensors that collect foot data, allowing for biofeedback and detailed analysis. By enabling users to monitor their foot health and gait, Powersens helps prevent orthopedic complications and improve overall mobility. The company's mobile solution is designed to provide effective treatment options for individuals seeking to enhance their foot care and well-being.
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 facilitates high-precision interactions with samples, allowing for detailed characterization at the nanometer scale. Utilizing a unique motion technology, Imina's products enable stable electrical contacts and precise probe positioning, which are critical for the semiconductor industry. By providing advanced tools for nanoprobing and electrical failure analysis, Imina Technologies has established itself as a leader in the semiconductor test equipment market, supporting clients in producing safe and reliable products.
EcoWizz
Grant in 2009
EcoWizz is a company dedicated to enhancing environmental protection through innovative solutions for energy management. It provides interactive communication tools that target individuals, families, and small businesses, aiming to reduce energy consumption. The company's flagship products include smart plugs, which display energy consumption data and facilitate monitoring, allowing users to understand and manage their electricity usage effectively. By automatically cutting unnecessary electricity expenditure, EcoWizz enables its users to save power, decrease costs, and ultimately enhance profitability. The company's focus is on empowering households and businesses to make informed decisions about their energy consumption, contributing to a sustainable future.
EcoWizz
Grant in 2009
EcoWizz is a company dedicated to enhancing environmental protection through innovative solutions for energy management. It provides interactive communication tools that target individuals, families, and small businesses, aiming to reduce energy consumption. The company's flagship products include smart plugs, which display energy consumption data and facilitate monitoring, allowing users to understand and manage their electricity usage effectively. By automatically cutting unnecessary electricity expenditure, EcoWizz enables its users to save power, decrease costs, and ultimately enhance profitability. The company's focus is on empowering households and businesses to make informed decisions about their energy consumption, contributing to a sustainable future.
Ray Aircraft
Grant in 2009
Ray Aircraft is high-technology engineering, in the aerospace and electrical engineering and computer science.
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 facilitates high-precision interactions with samples, allowing for detailed characterization at the nanometer scale. Utilizing a unique motion technology, Imina's products enable stable electrical contacts and precise probe positioning, which are critical for the semiconductor industry. By providing advanced tools for nanoprobing and electrical failure analysis, Imina Technologies has established itself as a leader in the semiconductor test equipment market, supporting clients in producing safe and reliable products.
Novagan
Grant in 2009
Novagan Sàrl, established in Lausanne, Switzerland in 2009, specializes in the development and fabrication of III-nitride semiconductor epiwafers and optoelectronic devices. The company focuses on creating high-power electronics and ultraviolet-visible optoelectronics solutions, serving industries such as medical imaging, displays, and projection. Novagan aims to build long-term customer relationships by providing timely, reliable, and cost-effective services tailored to market demands.
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 facilitates high-precision interactions with samples, allowing for detailed characterization at the nanometer scale. Utilizing a unique motion technology, Imina's products enable stable electrical contacts and precise probe positioning, which are critical for the semiconductor industry. By providing advanced tools for nanoprobing and electrical failure analysis, Imina Technologies has established itself as a leader in the semiconductor test equipment market, supporting clients in producing safe and reliable products.
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’s offerings include complete solutions that combine optimized motors with advanced converters and turbo compressors, capable of reaching speeds up to 1 million revolutions per minute. Celeroton's technology features sensorless speed control, enabling motors to operate at full torque from standstill to maximum speed without the need for speed sensors. Their range of turbo compressors is designed to accommodate a variety of pressure ratios, pressure differences, mass flows, and volume flows, making them suitable for diverse applications, including converters for fuel cells and noble gas recirculation. Celeroton aims to enhance product performance, compactness, and service life for its clients.
Siltectra
Grant in 2008
SILTECTRA GmbH, founded in 2010 and based in Dresden, Germany, specializes in advanced laser-based wafering technology for semiconductor manufacturers. The company has developed innovative kerfless wafering and thinning solutions that enable the separation of wafers from semiconductor materials, such as silicon carbide, gallium nitride, and sapphire, without material loss. This technology is particularly beneficial for applications in solar inverters and various electronic devices, providing significant performance and cost advantages to the global semiconductor industry. SILTECTRA operates as a subsidiary of Infineon Technologies AG and aims to enhance manufacturing processes across multiple industries through its cutting-edge solutions.
Celeroton
Grant 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’s offerings include complete solutions that combine optimized motors with advanced converters and turbo compressors, capable of reaching speeds up to 1 million revolutions per minute. Celeroton's technology features sensorless speed control, enabling motors to operate at full torque from standstill to maximum speed without the need for speed sensors. Their range of turbo compressors is designed to accommodate a variety of pressure ratios, pressure differences, mass flows, and volume flows, making them suitable for diverse applications, including converters for fuel cells and noble gas recirculation. Celeroton aims to enhance product performance, compactness, and service life for its clients.
Celeroton
Grant in 2007
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’s offerings include complete solutions that combine optimized motors with advanced converters and turbo compressors, capable of reaching speeds up to 1 million revolutions per minute. Celeroton's technology features sensorless speed control, enabling motors to operate at full torque from standstill to maximum speed without the need for speed sensors. Their range of turbo compressors is designed to accommodate a variety of pressure ratios, pressure differences, mass flows, and volume flows, making them suitable for diverse applications, including converters for fuel cells and noble gas recirculation. Celeroton aims to enhance product performance, compactness, and service life for its clients.
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