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Isochronic manufactures industrial robotic products for pick and place applications by transporting multiple parts simultaneously.

Isochronic manufactures industrial robotic products for pick and place applications by transporting multiple parts simultaneously.

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.

aiEndoscopic is a MedTech start-up focused on enhancing the safety and simplicity of tracheal intubations through the integration of robotic endoscopy and artificial intelligence. The company designs intelligent medical equipment that combines visual access and precision to facilitate assistive and potentially autonomous endoscopy. This innovative approach aims to empower surgeons to perform intubations and other surgical procedures more effectively, ultimately reducing risks to patients' lives. With a commitment to improving surgical outcomes, aiEndoscopic strives to revolutionize the field of endoscopy by making advanced medical technology more accessible and user-friendly for healthcare professionals.

Bota Systems AG, based in Zurich, Switzerland, specializes in the development and manufacture of advanced sensors for robotic applications. Incorporated in 2020, the company produces a range of products including force torque sensors, load cells, and robotic grippers designed to enhance the functionality of robotic arms, exoskeletons, prosthetic devices, and surgical platforms. Bota Systems' offerings include the Rokubi and SensONE force torque sensors, which facilitate safe and efficient interactions between robots and their environments. By providing high-quality and cost-effective components, the company aims to meet the growing demand for automation technology, enabling clients to implement integrated robotic solutions that streamline processes and improve productivity.

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.

Emovo Care SA, founded in 2020 and located in Lausanne, Switzerland, develops a robotic hand orthosis aimed at individuals with motor impairments resulting from stroke. The company is ISO 13485 certified and focuses on creating accessible robotic devices that facilitate movement at home for hemiparetic stroke patients. Their flagship product is an active orthosis designed to enable users to move their hands independently, enhancing rehabilitation efforts. The device is accompanied by a mobile application that tracks usage and motivates users, thereby providing value to patients, clinicians, and health insurers. The core technology behind the orthosis emerged from research conducted during a PhD program at EPFL, which garnered significant international media attention for its innovative approach to brain-computer interfaces. The product is expected to receive CE marking by 2022.

Bota Systems AG, based in Zurich, Switzerland, specializes in the development and manufacture of advanced sensors for robotic applications. Incorporated in 2020, the company produces a range of products including force torque sensors, load cells, and robotic grippers designed to enhance the functionality of robotic arms, exoskeletons, prosthetic devices, and surgical platforms. Bota Systems' offerings include the Rokubi and SensONE force torque sensors, which facilitate safe and efficient interactions between robots and their environments. By providing high-quality and cost-effective components, the company aims to meet the growing demand for automation technology, enabling clients to implement integrated robotic solutions that streamline processes and improve productivity.

Spectroplast AG is a Swiss company specializing in the additive printing of pure silicones, offering innovative solutions for a variety of sectors, including healthcare, wearables, industrial components, soft robotics, art, and entertainment. Founded in 2018 and based in Zurich, Spectroplast has developed a unique technology, known as SAMT, that allows for the 3D printing of industry-standard silicones with high precision and performance, without the need for molds. This process not only saves costs and time but also results in zero waste. The company provides a range of silicones with Shore hardness from A0 to A80, available in various colors and transparent options, catering to the specific needs of clients in medical and industrial applications. Through its focus on bridging cutting-edge research and market demands, Spectroplast aims to deliver customized soft material products that meet high performance and quality standards.

Flybotix SA, based in Lausanne, Switzerland, specializes in the development and manufacturing of drones designed for indoor inspections, particularly targeting the oil and gas, energy, and mining industries. The company utilizes proprietary propulsion and steering technology to create compact drones equipped with a dual rotor, collision-tolerant system that measures just 350 mm. This innovative design allows the drones to navigate narrow shafts and ducts, enhancing their maneuverability and effectively doubling flight time. Flybotix's drones are specifically engineered for indoor visual inspections of infrastructure, providing a reliable solution for assessing assets within industrial plants.

Agrinium Technologies is a company focused on developing robotic mushroom harvesters designed to efficiently harvest button mushrooms year-round. Their innovative harvester operates at a high speed while maintaining the quality of the mushrooms, significantly reducing operational costs by up to 50%. This technology addresses common challenges faced by farmers, such as staffing issues and employee turnover, allowing them to remain competitive against imported products and sustain profitability in the market.

Sevensense Robotics AG specializes in developing integrated software and hardware solutions that enable robots to navigate autonomously in dynamic environments shared with humans, both indoors and outdoors. Founded in 2018 and based in Zurich, Switzerland, the company offers a suite of products, including the Alphasense Core, a multi-camera sensor that collects high-quality data crucial for robotic navigation. This data is utilized by Alphasense Position to determine the robot's precise location, while Alphasense Autonomy leverages this information to guide the robot safely to its destination and avoid obstacles. Sevensense Robotics aims to enhance the operational capabilities of mobile robots in fast-changing and crowded settings.

Voliro is a pioneer in mobile robotics, specializing in innovative solutions for work at heights through advanced flying robots. These robots are designed for contact-based tasks, leveraging a proprietary tiltable rotor system that transforms conventional drones into versatile robotic platforms capable of precise environmental interaction. Their unique 360° drone design enables inspections on curved and sloped surfaces, setting them apart in the market. Voliro's aerial robots can be equipped with various payloads, including Non-Destructive Testing (NDT) sensors and Lightning Protection System (LPS) sensors, to enhance the efficiency and reliability of inspections. The company focuses on delivering automated nondestructive testing inspections, ultrasonic thickness measurements, and thermal imaging, allowing clients to achieve asset inspection and monitoring services that are safer, faster, and more cost-effective.

Touchless Automation GmbH is a high-tech company based in Biel/Bienne, Switzerland, specializing in the production of contactless handling equipment for the manipulation, assembly, and inspection of small components, particularly in the optoelectronic, MEMS, and micro-optical sectors. Founded in 2016, the company offers innovative solutions such as Levio, an automatic die sorter that efficiently picks up components from adhesive tapes, and Paradigma, a platform designed for pick and place operations without physical contact. Their technology is applicable across various industries, including aerospace, semiconductor, optoelectronics, luxury watches, microsystems, and medtech, facilitating processes such as inspection, sorting, palletizing, and assembly. Touchless Automation's systems enable the handling of components ranging from 0.1 to 20 millimeters, significantly enhancing production yield and operational efficiency.

Tinamu is a spin-off from the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology in Zurich that specializes in robotics and automation. The company has developed an advanced drone-based platform that enables autonomous indoor inspections and stockpile volume monitoring within warehouses. Operating primarily in Europe, Tinamu serves clients across several industries, including metals, mining, minerals, construction, and biomass. Its technology integrates a drone system, a secured cloud analytics software, and a user-friendly dashboard, allowing businesses to acquire precise data on their assets and gain insightful analytics tailored to their needs. This innovative approach enhances operational efficiency and data accuracy for its customers.

Voliro is a pioneer in mobile robotics, specializing in innovative solutions for work at heights through advanced flying robots. These robots are designed for contact-based tasks, leveraging a proprietary tiltable rotor system that transforms conventional drones into versatile robotic platforms capable of precise environmental interaction. Their unique 360° drone design enables inspections on curved and sloped surfaces, setting them apart in the market. Voliro's aerial robots can be equipped with various payloads, including Non-Destructive Testing (NDT) sensors and Lightning Protection System (LPS) sensors, to enhance the efficiency and reliability of inspections. The company focuses on delivering automated nondestructive testing inspections, ultrasonic thickness measurements, and thermal imaging, allowing clients to achieve asset inspection and monitoring services that are safer, faster, and more cost-effective.

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.

Fixposition AG is a Swiss company founded in 2014, specializing in advanced navigation solutions for autonomous systems. Based in Zurich, it focuses on enhancing the reliability and availability of precise positioning through a combination of cutting-edge computer vision techniques and satellite navigation expertise. The company offers products such as NAV-RTK, designed for industrial and commercial drones, and VISION RTK, tailored for autonomous robots and vehicles. Fixposition's technology enables centimeter-level positioning accuracy in challenging environments, including urban canyons and forests, where satellite signals are often obstructed. This capability supports a wide range of applications, from off-road autonomous robots to industrial drone inspections and high-precision control of various autonomous machines.

Tinamu is a spin-off from the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology in Zurich that specializes in robotics and automation. The company has developed an advanced drone-based platform that enables autonomous indoor inspections and stockpile volume monitoring within warehouses. Operating primarily in Europe, Tinamu serves clients across several industries, including metals, mining, minerals, construction, and biomass. Its technology integrates a drone system, a secured cloud analytics software, and a user-friendly dashboard, allowing businesses to acquire precise data on their assets and gain insightful analytics tailored to their needs. This innovative approach enhances operational efficiency and data accuracy for its customers.

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.

Fixposition AG is a Swiss company founded in 2014, specializing in advanced navigation solutions for autonomous systems. Based in Zurich, it focuses on enhancing the reliability and availability of precise positioning through a combination of cutting-edge computer vision techniques and satellite navigation expertise. The company offers products such as NAV-RTK, designed for industrial and commercial drones, and VISION RTK, tailored for autonomous robots and vehicles. Fixposition's technology enables centimeter-level positioning accuracy in challenging environments, including urban canyons and forests, where satellite signals are often obstructed. This capability supports a wide range of applications, from off-road autonomous robots to industrial drone inspections and high-precision control of various autonomous machines.

UniteLabs, AG is a software company based in Basel, Switzerland, founded in 2017, that specializes in automation solutions for life science research facilities. The company offers an infrastructure platform that integrates hardware and software across various vendors, enabling the digitalization of life science research and development. Its solutions include a plug-and-play robotic lab assistant, on-demand automation, and control software, which help improve the quality and reproducibility of scientific work. By facilitating seamless connections between laboratory equipment, UniteLabs allows users to rapidly build and deploy custom workflows, enhancing lab efficiency and flexibility. The platform also features a growing library of connectors and software development kits for API access, aimed at transforming laboratory operations and accelerating scientific throughput.

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.

Scewo AG, founded in 2017 and headquartered in Winterthur, Switzerland, specializes in designing and manufacturing innovative electric wheelchairs tailored for individuals with mobility impairments. The company has developed a unique stair-climbing wheelchair that integrates both wheels and tracks, allowing for enhanced maneuverability over various terrains, including curbs, tram tracks, grass, and uneven surfaces. This self-balancing wheelchair features an active control system that maintains stability and levelness, enabling users to navigate obstacles with ease. Users can control the chair through a joystick or by shifting their body weight, providing a versatile solution to improve mobility and independence for those with disabilities.

Beyond Robotics specializes in robotic exoskeletons and wearable robotic technology. Its goal is to make this technology accessible and understandable to a wider audience and to facilitate the use and development of robotic exoskeleton products. To achieve this goal, the company offers and develops a range of educational and experimental exoskeleton systems and development kits that will help you get started. Additionally, offers services such as system-development, consultation, education, and talks to further its clients understanding of exoskeleton technology. Beyond Robotics was founded in 2017 and is based in Zurich, Switzerland.

TWIICE is a Swiss company established in 2015 that specializes in the development and manufacturing of lower limb exoskeletons tailored for individuals with mobility impairments, particularly paraplegics. The exoskeletons are designed to assist users in standing and walking, incorporating electric motors that facilitate movement in the hip and knee joints. By offering customer-specific solutions that adapt to various morphologies and pathologies, TWIICE aims to restore the sensations and benefits associated with ambulation, thereby promoting greater independence in daily activities for individuals facing mobility challenges.

ROVENSO is a Swiss startup from EPFL (Swiss Federal Institute of Technology Lausanne) incorporated in 2016.We are based near Lausanne (Switzerland). We develop, manufacture and market ROVéo, an agile robot for security and safety monitoring of industrial sites.ROVéo patrols fully autonomously 24/7, 2-3x more cost-effective than manned guarding, inside and outside industrial buildings, preventing intrusions, detecting any thefts of assets, but also detecting safety hazards such as start of fires, leaks or systems dysfunctions that could put people’s life at risks and that could be even missed by security guards.

Magnes is a spinoff from the Institute of Robotics and Intelligent Systems at ETH Zurich, specializing in the development of innovative smart shoes designed to monitor the walking patterns of patients with neurological disorders. These shoes are equipped with advanced sensors that collect data during daily activities, allowing for real-time analysis of gait and movement. The system provides automatic reports and direct haptic feedback to patients, which can help prevent falls and enhance overall safety. By leveraging artificial intelligence, Magnes aims to transform clinical trials and enhance therapeutic efficacy through data-driven approaches that support personalized medication dosages. This technology offers unprecedented biomechanical analytics, potentially improving the quality of care for individuals with neurological conditions.

Magnes is a spinoff from the Institute of Robotics and Intelligent Systems at ETH Zurich, specializing in the development of innovative smart shoes designed to monitor the walking patterns of patients with neurological disorders. These shoes are equipped with advanced sensors that collect data during daily activities, allowing for real-time analysis of gait and movement. The system provides automatic reports and direct haptic feedback to patients, which can help prevent falls and enhance overall safety. By leveraging artificial intelligence, Magnes aims to transform clinical trials and enhance therapeutic efficacy through data-driven approaches that support personalized medication dosages. This technology offers unprecedented biomechanical analytics, potentially improving the quality of care for individuals with neurological conditions.

Lambda Health System is a spin-off of the University of Applied Sciences of Canton de Vaud, focusing on development, production and commercialization of a rehabilitation robot for the lower limbs : LAMBDA. The LAMBDA is a cost-effective and easy to use robot which answers to the current needs of therapists. It offers various therapies usually contained in several devices with totally customizable parameters.

ROVENSO is a Swiss startup from EPFL (Swiss Federal Institute of Technology Lausanne) incorporated in 2016.We are based near Lausanne (Switzerland). We develop, manufacture and market ROVéo, an agile robot for security and safety monitoring of industrial sites.ROVéo patrols fully autonomously 24/7, 2-3x more cost-effective than manned guarding, inside and outside industrial buildings, preventing intrusions, detecting any thefts of assets, but also detecting safety hazards such as start of fires, leaks or systems dysfunctions that could put people’s life at risks and that could be even missed by security guards.

Lambda Health System is a spin-off of the University of Applied Sciences of Canton de Vaud, focusing on development, production and commercialization of a rehabilitation robot for the lower limbs : LAMBDA. The LAMBDA is a cost-effective and easy to use robot which answers to the current needs of therapists. It offers various therapies usually contained in several devices with totally customizable parameters.

Spectroplast AG is a Swiss company specializing in the additive printing of pure silicones, offering innovative solutions for a variety of sectors, including healthcare, wearables, industrial components, soft robotics, art, and entertainment. Founded in 2018 and based in Zurich, Spectroplast has developed a unique technology, known as SAMT, that allows for the 3D printing of industry-standard silicones with high precision and performance, without the need for molds. This process not only saves costs and time but also results in zero waste. The company provides a range of silicones with Shore hardness from A0 to A80, available in various colors and transparent options, catering to the specific needs of clients in medical and industrial applications. Through its focus on bridging cutting-edge research and market demands, Spectroplast aims to deliver customized soft material products that meet high performance and quality standards.

Insightness GmbH, founded in 2014 and based in Zurich, Switzerland, specializes in the development of visual positioning systems for mobile devices. The company focuses on creating high-speed, low-power spatial awareness systems that utilize brain-inspired technology. Insightness's innovative systems compute the position and orientation of devices while generating a 3D map of the surrounding environment. By employing sensor chips instead of traditional cameras, these systems enhance the performance of mobile robots and drones, enabling them to react more quickly to both moving and static obstacles. Additionally, Insightness contributes to a lag-free augmented reality experience for smart glasses users. As of November 2019, Insightness operates as a subsidiary of Sony Semiconductor Solutions Corporation.

Insightness GmbH, founded in 2014 and based in Zurich, Switzerland, specializes in the development of visual positioning systems for mobile devices. The company focuses on creating high-speed, low-power spatial awareness systems that utilize brain-inspired technology. Insightness's innovative systems compute the position and orientation of devices while generating a 3D map of the surrounding environment. By employing sensor chips instead of traditional cameras, these systems enhance the performance of mobile robots and drones, enabling them to react more quickly to both moving and static obstacles. Additionally, Insightness contributes to a lag-free augmented reality experience for smart glasses users. As of November 2019, Insightness operates as a subsidiary of Sony Semiconductor Solutions Corporation.

noonee is the world’s first supplier of Wearble Ergonomic Mechatronic Devices (WEMDs). These are simple devices focussed on improving ergonomics in the manufacturing industry, similar to exoskeletons but practical. noonee AG was founded in 2014 in Switzerland. In July 2016, noonee germany GmbH was created as the first step of worldwide roll-out of the Chairless Chair. The device was developed in continuous feedback exchange with corporate clients and end users.

Distalmotion is a medical device company headquartered in Lausanne, Switzerland, focused on simplifying robotic surgery to enhance patient access to minimally invasive care in general surgery, gynecology, and urology. The company has developed a surgical robot named Dexter, which is designed and manufactured in Switzerland. Dexter merges the advantages of traditional laparoscopy with robotic capabilities, offering an innovative, on-demand approach to surgical procedures. This technology allows healthcare professionals to perform dissection and suturing in the abdominal cavity, streamlining the surgical process while maintaining affordability. Distalmotion aims to set a new standard of care by improving surgical outcomes and accessibility through its advanced robotic solutions.

ActLight SA, founded in 2010 and based in Lausanne, Switzerland, specializes in the development of advanced photodetectors and photovoltaic energy harvesting technologies. The company is known for its Dynamic PhotoDiode (DPD) technology, which enhances the efficiency and accuracy of various light sensing applications, such as heart rate monitoring, gesture control, and optical data transfer. ActLight operates primarily in the fields of CMOS photonics, serving markets including consumer electronics, healthcare, autonomous driving, and robotics. As a fabless company, it focuses on intellectual property and offers design and technology advisory services to its clients. The company's innovative R&D efforts are bolstered by collaborations with leading institutions, allowing it to establish a strong presence in the photonics sector. ActLight generates revenue through a licensing business model, which includes license and royalty fees as well as non-recurring engineering projects. Its team comprises experts in various fields, ensuring robust support for its technologies and clients.

Distalmotion is a medical device company headquartered in Lausanne, Switzerland, focused on simplifying robotic surgery to enhance patient access to minimally invasive care in general surgery, gynecology, and urology. The company has developed a surgical robot named Dexter, which is designed and manufactured in Switzerland. Dexter merges the advantages of traditional laparoscopy with robotic capabilities, offering an innovative, on-demand approach to surgical procedures. This technology allows healthcare professionals to perform dissection and suturing in the abdominal cavity, streamlining the surgical process while maintaining affordability. Distalmotion aims to set a new standard of care by improving surgical outcomes and accessibility through its advanced robotic solutions.

ActLight SA, founded in 2010 and based in Lausanne, Switzerland, specializes in the development of advanced photodetectors and photovoltaic energy harvesting technologies. The company is known for its Dynamic PhotoDiode (DPD) technology, which enhances the efficiency and accuracy of various light sensing applications, such as heart rate monitoring, gesture control, and optical data transfer. ActLight operates primarily in the fields of CMOS photonics, serving markets including consumer electronics, healthcare, autonomous driving, and robotics. As a fabless company, it focuses on intellectual property and offers design and technology advisory services to its clients. The company's innovative R&D efforts are bolstered by collaborations with leading institutions, allowing it to establish a strong presence in the photonics sector. ActLight generates revenue through a licensing business model, which includes license and royalty fees as well as non-recurring engineering projects. Its team comprises experts in various fields, ensuring robust support for its technologies and clients.

ActLight SA, founded in 2010 and based in Lausanne, Switzerland, specializes in the development of advanced photodetectors and photovoltaic energy harvesting technologies. The company is known for its Dynamic PhotoDiode (DPD) technology, which enhances the efficiency and accuracy of various light sensing applications, such as heart rate monitoring, gesture control, and optical data transfer. ActLight operates primarily in the fields of CMOS photonics, serving markets including consumer electronics, healthcare, autonomous driving, and robotics. As a fabless company, it focuses on intellectual property and offers design and technology advisory services to its clients. The company's innovative R&D efforts are bolstered by collaborations with leading institutions, allowing it to establish a strong presence in the photonics sector. ActLight generates revenue through a licensing business model, which includes license and royalty fees as well as non-recurring engineering projects. Its team comprises experts in various fields, ensuring robust support for its technologies and clients.

AOT AG is a privately owned Swiss Robotic Surgery company, which spun out of the University Hospital and the University Basel (Switzerland) in 2011 and was first funded in 2012. The company is dedicated to the development, manufacturing and sales of medical devices for osteotomy pursuing the vision of contact-free bone surgery using laser, robotics and navigation systems to re-invent bone surgery (osteotomy).

At senseFly they develop and produce aerial imaging drones for professional applications. Safe, ultra-light and easy to use, these highly automated data collection tools are employed by customers around the world in fields such as surveying, agriculture, GIS, industrial inspection, mining and humanitarian aid. senseFly was founded in 2009 by a team of robotics researchers and quickly became the industry leader in mapping drones. Today they continue to lead the way in developing situationally aware systems that help professionals make better decisions. senseFly is a Parrot company and a member of the Small UAV Coalition.

AOT AG is a privately owned Swiss Robotic Surgery company, which spun out of the University Hospital and the University Basel (Switzerland) in 2011 and was first funded in 2012. The company is dedicated to the development, manufacturing and sales of medical devices for osteotomy pursuing the vision of contact-free bone surgery using laser, robotics and navigation systems to re-invent bone surgery (osteotomy).

At senseFly they develop and produce aerial imaging drones for professional applications. Safe, ultra-light and easy to use, these highly automated data collection tools are employed by customers around the world in fields such as surveying, agriculture, GIS, industrial inspection, mining and humanitarian aid. senseFly was founded in 2009 by a team of robotics researchers and quickly became the industry leader in mapping drones. Today they continue to lead the way in developing situationally aware systems that help professionals make better decisions. senseFly is a Parrot company and a member of the Small UAV Coalition.

AOT AG is a privately owned Swiss Robotic Surgery company, which spun out of the University Hospital and the University Basel (Switzerland) in 2011 and was first funded in 2012. The company is dedicated to the development, manufacturing and sales of medical devices for osteotomy pursuing the vision of contact-free bone surgery using laser, robotics and navigation systems to re-invent bone surgery (osteotomy).

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.

At senseFly they develop and produce aerial imaging drones for professional applications. Safe, ultra-light and easy to use, these highly automated data collection tools are employed by customers around the world in fields such as surveying, agriculture, GIS, industrial inspection, mining and humanitarian aid. senseFly was founded in 2009 by a team of robotics researchers and quickly became the industry leader in mapping drones. Today they continue to lead the way in developing situationally aware systems that help professionals make better decisions. senseFly is a Parrot company and a member of the Small UAV Coalition.

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.