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 Robotics
Clee Medical
Grant in 2025
Clee Medical specializes in developing innovative neuroimaging and surgical access technologies to improve precision and efficiency in neurosurgery. Their products, which include imaging and sensing systems, provide enhanced access, vision, and navigation within the brain, seamlessly integrating with existing neurosurgical equipment and current surgical routines. This enables healthcare providers to potentially enhance patient outcomes with greater precision.
Mimic
Grant in 2025
Mimic is a company focused on addressing global labor shortages by developing and deploying advanced robotic solutions that integrate smoothly into existing human work environments. Their innovative approach centers on a scalable foundation AI model that facilitates dexterous robotic manipulation through learning from human interactions. Mimic's product offerings include industrial robotic hands designed for gesture-based control and simplified joint mechanics, allowing for cost-effective automation of various tasks. The company's expert team ensures that these grippers are not only efficient but also user-friendly, enhancing productivity in diverse industries.
Helix Robotics
Pre Seed Round in 2025
Helix Robotics is developing the first commercial soft robot manipulator, addressing the need for human-friendly and reliable robotics.
Jaipur Robotics
Grant in 2024
Jaipur Robotics focuses on developing waste recycling ecosystem doliutions usng AI Algorithms.
Flink Robotics
Seed Round in 2024
Flink Robotics is a robotics engineering company that specializes in developing software intelligence robots for material handling. By employing machine learning and computer vision, the company enhances robots with perception capabilities, allowing them to navigate and operate in dynamic environments. Flink's robots are designed to be plug-and-play systems, collaborating seamlessly with one another to generate collision-free motions. This enables clients across diverse industries to streamline their robot implementations, thereby improving operational efficiency.
Ascento
Grant in 2023
Ascento Robotics focuses on developing wheeled bipedal robotic systems designed for practical applications in outdoor security. By integrating the agility of legs with the efficiency of wheels, the company's robots can navigate obstacles such as stairs while providing quick and energy-efficient movement. Their robotics-as-a-service platform enhances outdoor security patrolling, allowing professionals to secure and inspect assets more effectively. This innovative approach not only reduces intervention times but also improves data collection capabilities, making it suitable for various real-world scenarios.
Tethys Robotics
Grant in 2023
Tethys Robotics specializes in the development of AI-powered robotics systems designed for underwater applications. The company's technology focuses on creating modular, omnidirectional robots capable of performing a variety of tasks in challenging aquatic environments. Their products are engineered to enhance underwater search and recovery operations, inspections, mapping, and exploration. By enabling professionals to collect and process data effectively, Tethys Robotics aims to ensure that these tasks can be carried out safely, reliably, and efficiently, addressing the unique challenges posed by underwater environments.
Isochronic
Seed Round in 2022
Isochronic is a manufacturer of advanced industrial robotic products designed for pick-and-place applications. The company focuses on developing next-generation robots that can transport multiple parts simultaneously, thus enhancing efficiency in high-volume production lines. By enabling industries to automate their operations, Isochronic significantly increases the number of products processed at any given time while optimizing the use of factory floor space. Its innovative approach aims to revolutionize the traditional pick-and-place methods, providing businesses with the tools necessary for streamlined operations and enhanced productivity.
Isochronic
Grant in 2021
Isochronic is a manufacturer of advanced industrial robotic products designed for pick-and-place applications. The company focuses on developing next-generation robots that can transport multiple parts simultaneously, thus enhancing efficiency in high-volume production lines. By enabling industries to automate their operations, Isochronic significantly increases the number of products processed at any given time while optimizing the use of factory floor space. Its innovative approach aims to revolutionize the traditional pick-and-place methods, providing businesses with the tools necessary for streamlined operations and enhanced productivity.
Exomotion
Grant in 2021
Exomotion SA is a Swiss company founded in 2018, located in Plan-les-Ouates, Geneva. The company specializes in the development of innovative personal mobility devices that utilize robotics technology. Exomotion's products are designed to enhance omnidirectional movement, featuring electronic movement systems that combine electrical boards with motion sensors and a wheeled mechanism. This technology enables the devices to move in any direction and rotate instantly, significantly improving the user experience. By rethinking the concept of e-mobility, Exomotion aims to enhance mobility solutions with a focus on omnidirectionality and safety.
Flybotix
Seed Round in 2021
Flybotix SA, headquartered in Lausanne, Switzerland, specializes in manufacturing drones tailored for indoor inspections within the oil and gas industry. The company's proprietary propulsion and steering technology enable its drones to navigate through narrow shafts and ducts, doubling flight time and maneuverability compared to conventional models. Flybotix serves clients from the oil and gas, energy, and mining sectors by providing innovative solutions for visual inspection of industrial infrastructure.
aiEndoscopic
Grant in 2021
aiEndoscopic is a MedTech start-up focused on enhancing the safety and simplicity of tracheal intubations through the integration of robotics and artificial intelligence. The company manufactures advanced medical devices that offer visual access and precision, allowing for assistive or autonomous endoscopy. This innovative approach enables surgeons to perform intubation and various surgical procedures more effectively, significantly reducing risks to patients' lives. By streamlining the intubation process, aiEndoscopic aims to improve surgical outcomes and enhance the overall efficiency of medical practices.
Bota Systems
Grant in 2020
Bota Systems AG is a Swiss company focused on developing and manufacturing advanced sensors for robotic applications. Established in 2020 and based in Zurich, Bota Systems specializes in force torque sensors, load cells, and robotic grippers designed to enhance the functionality of robotic arms, exoskeletons, prosthetic devices, and surgical platforms. Its product lineup includes the Rokubi and SensONE force torque sensors, as well as the R Series sensors, which are tailored for seamless integration into new robotic systems. By providing high-quality, cost-effective components, Bota Systems aims to meet the growing demand for automation technology, allowing robots to interact with the physical world as fluidly and intuitively as humans do. The company's innovations enable clients to implement integrated robotic solutions that streamline processes and improve productivity across various applications.
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.
Inergio
Grant in 2020
Inergio is a spin-off from the École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne that specializes in the development of advanced fuel cell technology. The company focuses on creating portable energy units that deliver ten times the power while being half the weight of existing solutions. Founded by Mahmoud Hadad, Inergio's innovative fuel cell design utilizes readily available and safe fuels like butane and propane, providing high autonomy for various applications. This modular and miniaturized power system is aimed at addressing the challenge of reliable energy supply, offering a clean, efficient, and lightweight solution. The technology is versatile, suitable for diverse applications, including charging consumer electronics, supplying auxiliary power for drones, and serving as automobile fuel cells. Inergio has developed a working prototype and is in the process of preparing a minimal viable product to initiate pilot projects with potential partners and customers.
Emovo
Pre Seed Round in 2020
Emovo Care SA is a medical device company based in Lausanne, Switzerland, founded in 2020. It specializes in developing accessible robotic devices aimed at assisting individuals with hand motor impairments, particularly those recovering from stroke. The company's flagship product is an active orthosis designed for hemiparetic stroke patients, allowing them to practice hand movements in the comfort of their homes. Emovo's orthosis utilizes innovative technology initially developed during doctoral research at EPFL, which garnered significant attention for its advancements in brain-computer interfaces. The device is complemented by a mobile application that tracks usage and motivates patients, enhancing engagement for individuals, clinicians, and health insurance providers alike, thereby aiming to improve overall care outcomes. Emovo Care SA holds ISO 13485 certification, underscoring its commitment to quality in the medical device sector.
Klepsydra Technologies
Grant in 2020
Klepsydra Technologies GmbH is a software development company based in Zurich, Switzerland, founded in 2017. It specializes in providing a lightweight, platform-agnostic software engineering toolset designed for embedded systems. The company’s software facilitates the development of high-performance applications across various sectors, including aerospace, robotics, autonomous unmanned aerial vehicles, smart mobility, and Internet of Things (IoT) solutions. By offering a cloud computing tool, Klepsydra enables clients to accelerate the development of complex embedded software while optimizing computational performance for demanding tasks such as sensor fusion and image processing. This positions Klepsydra as a versatile enabler of innovation, helping clients achieve ambitious goals through enhanced efficiency and effectiveness in their engineering processes.
Bota Systems
Grant in 2020
Bota Systems AG is a Swiss company focused on developing and manufacturing advanced sensors for robotic applications. Established in 2020 and based in Zurich, Bota Systems specializes in force torque sensors, load cells, and robotic grippers designed to enhance the functionality of robotic arms, exoskeletons, prosthetic devices, and surgical platforms. Its product lineup includes the Rokubi and SensONE force torque sensors, as well as the R Series sensors, which are tailored for seamless integration into new robotic systems. By providing high-quality, cost-effective components, Bota Systems aims to meet the growing demand for automation technology, allowing robots to interact with the physical world as fluidly and intuitively as humans do. The company's innovations enable clients to implement integrated robotic solutions that streamline processes and improve productivity across various applications.
autonomyo
Grant in 2020
Autonomyo is a Swiss company founded in 2014, based in Lausanne, that specializes in developing robotic rehabilitation solutions for individuals with neurological gait disorders. The company focuses on manufacturing a lightweight exoskeleton designed to facilitate robotically assisted gait training, which can be utilized in rehabilitation clinics as well as in home settings with remote monitoring capabilities. Autonomyo's team, comprised of engineers, developers, and healthcare professionals, is dedicated to enhancing accessibility and training intensity for people with neuromuscular and motor disorders, ultimately aiming to improve their mobility and restore their freedom of movement.
Inergio
Seed Round in 2019
Inergio is a spin-off from the École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne that specializes in the development of advanced fuel cell technology. The company focuses on creating portable energy units that deliver ten times the power while being half the weight of existing solutions. Founded by Mahmoud Hadad, Inergio's innovative fuel cell design utilizes readily available and safe fuels like butane and propane, providing high autonomy for various applications. This modular and miniaturized power system is aimed at addressing the challenge of reliable energy supply, offering a clean, efficient, and lightweight solution. The technology is versatile, suitable for diverse applications, including charging consumer electronics, supplying auxiliary power for drones, and serving as automobile fuel cells. Inergio has developed a working prototype and is in the process of preparing a minimal viable product to initiate pilot projects with potential partners and customers.
KaleiBox
Grant in 2019
KaleiBox is a company based in Zurich, Switzerland, specializing in the development of three-dimensional optical imaging devices specifically designed for small-animal imaging. It offers two main products: the standalone-mode KaleiBox and a hybrid-mode KaleiBox, both of which facilitate fluorescence tomography with an emphasis on compact hardware design and advanced software. The company's devices serve various applications, including research laboratories, biotechnological industries, agricultural diagnostics, and image-guided surgical procedures. Drawing inspiration from the kaleidoscope, KaleiBox focuses on versatility and portability, aiming to enhance the current workflow in 3D fluorescence imaging, particularly for preclinical studies.
Inergio
Grant in 2019
Inergio is a spin-off from the École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne that specializes in the development of advanced fuel cell technology. The company focuses on creating portable energy units that deliver ten times the power while being half the weight of existing solutions. Founded by Mahmoud Hadad, Inergio's innovative fuel cell design utilizes readily available and safe fuels like butane and propane, providing high autonomy for various applications. This modular and miniaturized power system is aimed at addressing the challenge of reliable energy supply, offering a clean, efficient, and lightweight solution. The technology is versatile, suitable for diverse applications, including charging consumer electronics, supplying auxiliary power for drones, and serving as automobile fuel cells. Inergio has developed a working prototype and is in the process of preparing a minimal viable product to initiate pilot projects with potential partners and customers.
Agrinium Technologies
Pre Seed Round in 2019
Agrinium Technologies is a company focused on the development of robotic mushroom harvesters designed to efficiently harvest button mushrooms year-round. Their advanced harvesting technology operates at high speeds while maintaining quality, significantly reducing operational costs by up to 50%. This innovation addresses common challenges faced by farmers, such as staffing issues and employee turnover, ultimately enabling them to remain competitive against imported products and sustain profitability in the market.
Spectroplast
Grant in 2019
Spectroplast AG is a Swiss company specializing in additive manufacturing of pure silicones, offering a range of products tailored for various sectors, including healthcare, industrial applications, soft robotics, and entertainment. Founded in 2018 and based in Zurich, Spectroplast has developed a unique printing technology that allows for the 3D printing of industry-standard silicones with high precision and performance, eliminating the need for molds. This innovative approach not only reduces costs and time but also minimizes waste. The company provides a versatile service, producing customized silicone products with varying Shore hardness, available in multiple colors and transparent options. By bridging advanced research with practical application, Spectroplast addresses a significant market demand for high-quality, biocompatible silicone components.
Flybotix
Pre Seed Round in 2019
Flybotix SA, headquartered in Lausanne, Switzerland, specializes in manufacturing drones tailored for indoor inspections within the oil and gas industry. The company's proprietary propulsion and steering technology enable its drones to navigate through narrow shafts and ducts, doubling flight time and maneuverability compared to conventional models. Flybotix serves clients from the oil and gas, energy, and mining sectors by providing innovative solutions for visual inspection of industrial infrastructure.
Sevensense Robotics
Pre Seed Round in 2019
Sevensense Robotics AG, founded in 2018 and based in Zurich, Switzerland, specializes in developing integrated software and hardware solutions that enable robots to autonomously navigate dynamic environments shared with humans. The company offers a comprehensive autonomy kit designed for mobile robots operating in both indoor and outdoor settings, particularly in fast-changing and crowded spaces. Central to its technology is the Alphasense Core, a multi-camera sensor that gathers high-quality data essential for effective navigation. This data is processed by Alphasense Position to accurately determine the robot's location, while Alphasense Autonomy utilizes this localization information to navigate safely towards designated goals and avoid obstacles.
Agrinium Technologies
Grant in 2018
Agrinium Technologies is a company focused on the development of robotic mushroom harvesters designed to efficiently harvest button mushrooms year-round. Their advanced harvesting technology operates at high speeds while maintaining quality, significantly reducing operational costs by up to 50%. This innovation addresses common challenges faced by farmers, such as staffing issues and employee turnover, ultimately enabling them to remain competitive against imported products and sustain profitability in the market.
Flybotix
Grant in 2018
Flybotix SA, headquartered in Lausanne, Switzerland, specializes in manufacturing drones tailored for indoor inspections within the oil and gas industry. The company's proprietary propulsion and steering technology enable its drones to navigate through narrow shafts and ducts, doubling flight time and maneuverability compared to conventional models. Flybotix serves clients from the oil and gas, energy, and mining sectors by providing innovative solutions for visual inspection of industrial infrastructure.
Sevensense Robotics
Grant in 2018
Sevensense Robotics AG, founded in 2018 and based in Zurich, Switzerland, specializes in developing integrated software and hardware solutions that enable robots to autonomously navigate dynamic environments shared with humans. The company offers a comprehensive autonomy kit designed for mobile robots operating in both indoor and outdoor settings, particularly in fast-changing and crowded spaces. Central to its technology is the Alphasense Core, a multi-camera sensor that gathers high-quality data essential for effective navigation. This data is processed by Alphasense Position to accurately determine the robot's location, while Alphasense Autonomy utilizes this localization information to navigate safely towards designated goals and avoid obstacles.
Voliro
Grant in 2018
Voliro is an innovative company specializing in mobile robotics, particularly focused on contact-based work at heights. Their advanced flying robots are designed for precision and versatility, surpassing traditional drones by enabling direct interaction with the environment. Central to their technology is a proprietary tiltable rotor system, which transforms conventional drones into sophisticated robotic platforms capable of performing complex tasks. Voliro’s unique 360° drone design allows for effective inspection of curved and sloped surfaces, setting them apart in the industry. The company offers a variety of payload options, including Non-Destructive Testing (NDT) sensors and Lightning Protection System (LPS) sensors, enhancing the safety and efficiency of asset inspections. By providing automated nondestructive testing, ultrasonic thickness measurements, and thermal imaging, Voliro delivers faster, more reliable, and cost-effective monitoring services for clients.
Tinamu Labs
Grant in 2018
Tinamu Labs AG, founded in 2018 and based in Zurich, Switzerland, specializes in drone-based software solutions for diverse applications including sports broadcasting, film production, and business management. As a spin-off from the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology in Zurich, the company focuses on robotics and automation, particularly through its advanced data acquisition platform. This platform enables autonomous drone operations for indoor inspections and inventory management, offering precise, environment-independent data collection and analytics tailored to customer needs. Tinamu Labs is currently operational across Europe, delivering automated stockpile volume monitoring services to industries such as metals, mining, minerals, construction, and biomass, while providing tools for tasks like surveillance and reporting.
Touchless Automation
Grant in 2018
Touchless Automation GmbH is a high-tech company based in Biel/Bienne, Switzerland, specializing in the manufacture of contactless handling equipment for the manipulation, assembly, and inspection of small components, particularly in the fields of optoelectronics, MEMS, and micro-optics. Founded in 2016, the company offers innovative products such as Levio, an automatic die sorter that efficiently picks components from adhesive tapes, and Paradigma, a platform designed for pick-and-place operations that eliminates the need for physical contact with components. Touchless Automation's technology is applicable in various industries, including aerospace, semiconductors, luxury watches, microsystems, and medtech, significantly enhancing production efficiency and yield by facilitating the handling of components ranging from 0.1 to 20 millimeters.
MIRoboticsCH
Grant in 2018
MIRobotics strives to invent and introduce modular, man-packable inspection and monitoring robots into fish farming and environmental monitoring, contributing to a healthier environment.
Voliro
Grant in 2018
Voliro is an innovative company specializing in mobile robotics, particularly focused on contact-based work at heights. Their advanced flying robots are designed for precision and versatility, surpassing traditional drones by enabling direct interaction with the environment. Central to their technology is a proprietary tiltable rotor system, which transforms conventional drones into sophisticated robotic platforms capable of performing complex tasks. Voliro’s unique 360° drone design allows for effective inspection of curved and sloped surfaces, setting them apart in the industry. The company offers a variety of payload options, including Non-Destructive Testing (NDT) sensors and Lightning Protection System (LPS) sensors, enhancing the safety and efficiency of asset inspections. By providing automated nondestructive testing, ultrasonic thickness measurements, and thermal imaging, Voliro delivers faster, more reliable, and cost-effective monitoring services for clients.
Touchless Automation
Grant in 2018
Touchless Automation GmbH is a high-tech company based in Biel/Bienne, Switzerland, specializing in the manufacture of contactless handling equipment for the manipulation, assembly, and inspection of small components, particularly in the fields of optoelectronics, MEMS, and micro-optics. Founded in 2016, the company offers innovative products such as Levio, an automatic die sorter that efficiently picks components from adhesive tapes, and Paradigma, a platform designed for pick-and-place operations that eliminates the need for physical contact with components. Touchless Automation's technology is applicable in various industries, including aerospace, semiconductors, luxury watches, microsystems, and medtech, significantly enhancing production efficiency and yield by facilitating the handling of components ranging from 0.1 to 20 millimeters.
Exomotion
Grant in 2018
Exomotion SA is a Swiss company founded in 2018, located in Plan-les-Ouates, Geneva. The company specializes in the development of innovative personal mobility devices that utilize robotics technology. Exomotion's products are designed to enhance omnidirectional movement, featuring electronic movement systems that combine electrical boards with motion sensors and a wheeled mechanism. This technology enables the devices to move in any direction and rotate instantly, significantly improving the user experience. By rethinking the concept of e-mobility, Exomotion aims to enhance mobility solutions with a focus on omnidirectionality and safety.
Fixposition
Grant in 2018
Fixposition AG is a Swiss company based in Zurich, founded in 2014, that specializes in developing advanced navigation solutions. The company focuses on enhancing autonomous navigation by providing high-precision positioning capabilities through the integration of cutting-edge computer vision techniques and satellite navigation expertise. Fixposition's products include NAV-RTK, designed for industrial and commercial drones, and VISION RTK, tailored for autonomous robots and vehicles. These solutions deliver centimeter-level accuracy and maintain operational reliability even in challenging environments, such as urban canyons and forests, where satellite signals may be limited. By offering dependable navigation technology, Fixposition enables a variety of applications, including off-road robotics, industrial inspections, and the precise control of autonomous machines.
Tinamu Labs
Grant in 2018
Tinamu Labs AG, founded in 2018 and based in Zurich, Switzerland, specializes in drone-based software solutions for diverse applications including sports broadcasting, film production, and business management. As a spin-off from the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology in Zurich, the company focuses on robotics and automation, particularly through its advanced data acquisition platform. This platform enables autonomous drone operations for indoor inspections and inventory management, offering precise, environment-independent data collection and analytics tailored to customer needs. Tinamu Labs is currently operational across Europe, delivering automated stockpile volume monitoring services to industries such as metals, mining, minerals, construction, and biomass, while providing tools for tasks like surveillance and reporting.
Komp-ACT
Pre Seed Round in 2018
Komp-ACT SA is a Swiss company established in 2018, specializing in the manufacturing of electric motion technologies for the electric manufacturing industry. Based in Écublens, the company develops innovative products, including electric linear actuators, electronic controllers, and electric direct-drive grippers. Komp-ACT's flagship product, Modula, represents a significant advancement in electric actuator solutions, aimed at modernizing industrial automation. These actuators are designed to enhance the efficiency of machinery by reducing weight and maintenance costs, while also minimizing the risk of electric and mechanical failures. Additionally, they contribute to lower energy consumption and reduced CO2 emissions, aligning with sustainable practices in machinery development. Komp-ACT's focus on creating environmentally friendly solutions positions it as a key player in the shift towards sustainable electric machinery.
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.
Fixposition
Grant in 2017
Fixposition AG is a Swiss company based in Zurich, founded in 2014, that specializes in developing advanced navigation solutions. The company focuses on enhancing autonomous navigation by providing high-precision positioning capabilities through the integration of cutting-edge computer vision techniques and satellite navigation expertise. Fixposition's products include NAV-RTK, designed for industrial and commercial drones, and VISION RTK, tailored for autonomous robots and vehicles. These solutions deliver centimeter-level accuracy and maintain operational reliability even in challenging environments, such as urban canyons and forests, where satellite signals may be limited. By offering dependable navigation technology, Fixposition enables a variety of applications, including off-road robotics, industrial inspections, and the precise control of autonomous machines.
UniteLabs
Grant in 2017
UniteLabs, AG is a software company based in Basel, Switzerland, established in 2017, specializing in automation solutions for life science research facilities. The company develops an infrastructure platform that integrates hardware and software across various vendors, facilitating the digitalization of life science research and development. UniteLabs offers plug-and-play robotic lab assistants and control software solutions that enable users to automate laboratory equipment, enhancing the quality and reproducibility of scientific experiments. Its platform supports seamless integration and allows for the rapid construction and deployment of custom workflows, promoting a sustainable and flexible laboratory architecture. By providing access to a growing library of connectors and software development kits for API control, UniteLabs transforms laboratory operations and accelerates scientific throughput.
Komp-ACT
Grant in 2017
Komp-ACT SA is a Swiss company established in 2018, specializing in the manufacturing of electric motion technologies for the electric manufacturing industry. Based in Écublens, the company develops innovative products, including electric linear actuators, electronic controllers, and electric direct-drive grippers. Komp-ACT's flagship product, Modula, represents a significant advancement in electric actuator solutions, aimed at modernizing industrial automation. These actuators are designed to enhance the efficiency of machinery by reducing weight and maintenance costs, while also minimizing the risk of electric and mechanical failures. Additionally, they contribute to lower energy consumption and reduced CO2 emissions, aligning with sustainable practices in machinery development. Komp-ACT's focus on creating environmentally friendly solutions positions it as a key player in the shift towards sustainable electric machinery.
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.
Scewo
Grant in 2017
Scewo AG, founded in 2017 and headquartered in Winterthur, Switzerland, specializes in the design and manufacture of innovative electric wheelchairs tailored for individuals with mobility impairments. The company has developed a unique stair-climbing wheelchair that features a combination of wheels and tracks, which allows users to navigate various terrains and obstacles, including curbs and uneven surfaces. With an active control system that ensures stability and balance, the wheelchair can be operated through a joystick or a shift in body weight, enabling users to maintain independence and enhance their mobility in everyday life.
Beyond Robotics
Grant in 2017
Beyond Robotics GmbH, founded in 2017 and based in Schwerzenbach, Switzerland, specializes in the design and development of robotic exoskeletons and wearable robotic technology. The company aims to make this innovative technology accessible and comprehensible to a broader audience. To support this mission, Beyond Robotics offers a variety of educational and experimental exoskeleton systems, including products like the eduexo maker edition, eduexo kit, and classroom sets. Additionally, the company provides services such as system development, consultation, and educational talks to enhance client understanding of exoskeleton technology. Through its product offerings and services, Beyond Robotics fosters the use and development of robotic exoskeletons.
Komp-ACT
Grant in 2017
Komp-ACT SA is a Swiss company established in 2018, specializing in the manufacturing of electric motion technologies for the electric manufacturing industry. Based in Écublens, the company develops innovative products, including electric linear actuators, electronic controllers, and electric direct-drive grippers. Komp-ACT's flagship product, Modula, represents a significant advancement in electric actuator solutions, aimed at modernizing industrial automation. These actuators are designed to enhance the efficiency of machinery by reducing weight and maintenance costs, while also minimizing the risk of electric and mechanical failures. Additionally, they contribute to lower energy consumption and reduced CO2 emissions, aligning with sustainable practices in machinery development. Komp-ACT's focus on creating environmentally friendly solutions positions it as a key player in the shift towards sustainable electric machinery.
TWIICE
Grant in 2017
TWIICE is a Swiss company based in Lausanne, founded in 2015, that specializes in the development and manufacture of lower limb exoskeletons. These innovative devices are designed specifically to assist paraplegic individuals in standing and walking again, catering to various morphologies and medical conditions. The exoskeletons feature electric motors that enable movement in the hip and knee joints, providing users with the ability to regain the sensations and benefits associated with standing and walking. TWIICE aims to enhance the independence of individuals with mobility challenges, allowing them to participate more fully in daily activities and improve their overall quality of life.
Scewo
Grant in 2017
Scewo AG, founded in 2017 and headquartered in Winterthur, Switzerland, specializes in the design and manufacture of innovative electric wheelchairs tailored for individuals with mobility impairments. The company has developed a unique stair-climbing wheelchair that features a combination of wheels and tracks, which allows users to navigate various terrains and obstacles, including curbs and uneven surfaces. With an active control system that ensures stability and balance, the wheelchair can be operated through a joystick or a shift in body weight, enabling users to maintain independence and enhance their mobility in everyday life.
RosieReality
Grant in 2016
RosieReality is a company based in Zurich, Switzerland, founded in 2017, that specializes in developing an educational mobile application named Rosie. Aimed at children aged 9 and up, the app utilizes augmented reality to create an engaging learning experience focused on science and basic robotics coding. Through the interactive platform, users can program Rosie the Robot using magical 3D shapes to solve AR puzzles and complete various challenges. This gamified approach not only fosters curiosity in scientific exploration but also offers parents a fun and educational tool to support their children's learning in technology and coding.
SynSense
Grant in 2016
SynSense is a neuromorphic computing company based in Zurich, Switzerland, founded in 2017. The company specializes in developing ultra-low-power vision and biosignal processors, as well as point cloud and always-on auditory processing solutions. These products are designed for artificial intelligence edge computing applications, including autonomous robots, mobile and embedded devices, wearable healthcare systems, security, computing, and IoT applications. SynSense's neuromorphic processors overcome the limitations of traditional von Neumann computers by providing an unprecedented combination of ultra-low power consumption and low-latency performance.
ROVENSO
Grant in 2016
ROVENSO is a Swiss company founded in 2016 and headquartered in Villaz-Saint-Pierre, Switzerland, with additional facilities in Shenzhen, China. The company specializes in the development and manufacturing of remotely operated robots designed for challenging environments, focusing on security monitoring, safety assessment, and anomaly detection. Its flagship product, ROVéo, is a four-wheeled rover capable of operating autonomously around the clock in industrial settings, providing cost-effective security solutions that are two to three times more efficient than traditional manned guarding. ROVéo is equipped to patrol both indoor and outdoor spaces, detecting intrusions, thefts, and potential safety hazards such as fires or gas leaks, which can be critical for protecting lives and property. ROVENSO's innovations also include a lightweight immersive control station, LISéo, which enhances the operational capabilities of its robotic systems.
Magnes
Grant in 2016
Magnes, spun off from ETH Zurich's Institute of Robotics and Intelligent Systems, specializes in innovative wearable technology for neurological disorder management. The company has developed smart shoes equipped with advanced sensors that collect real-time gait data during patients' daily activities. Magnes' proprietary AI processes this data to generate automatic reports and provide direct haptic feedback, helping patients improve their gait and prevent falls. This technology aims to revolutionize clinical trials by enabling data-driven therapy through tailored medication dosage based on precise biomechanical analytics.
Eyeware
Grant in 2015
Eyeware Tech SA, established in 2016 in Martigny, Switzerland, specializes in developing software for eye tracking using standard webcams and 3D cameras. Its flagship product, GazeSense, enables accurate gaze tracking, facilitating applications across industries such as automotive, healthcare, gaming, and robotics. Eyeware's platform-independent technology improves upon previous hardware-based solutions by offering a cost-effective and reliable alternative for integrating head and eye tracking into consumer devices.
Magnes
Grant in 2015
Magnes, spun off from ETH Zurich's Institute of Robotics and Intelligent Systems, specializes in innovative wearable technology for neurological disorder management. The company has developed smart shoes equipped with advanced sensors that collect real-time gait data during patients' daily activities. Magnes' proprietary AI processes this data to generate automatic reports and provide direct haptic feedback, helping patients improve their gait and prevent falls. This technology aims to revolutionize clinical trials by enabling data-driven therapy through tailored medication dosage based on precise biomechanical analytics.
Lambda Health System
Grant in 2015
Lambda Health System SA is a Swiss company specializing in the development, production, and commercialization of rehabilitation devices, particularly focusing on the Lambda Robot. This innovative mobilization device is designed to assist individuals recovering from locomotor disabilities, addressing needs in various rehabilitation fields, including neurorehabilitation, orthopedics, and geriatrics. The Lambda Robot enables therapists to conduct exercises without needing to transfer patients between different machines, streamlining the rehabilitation process. Additionally, the company provides the Lambda Control Center, a platform that allows physicians to customize and monitor patient exercises, track progress, and adjust training as needed. The system also incorporates interactive elements such as games and virtual reality applications to enhance cognitive rehabilitation. Founded in 2015 as a spin-off from the University of Applied Sciences of Canton de Vaud, Lambda Health System is headquartered in Yverdon-Les-Bains, Switzerland.
ROVENSO
Grant in 2015
ROVENSO is a Swiss company founded in 2016 and headquartered in Villaz-Saint-Pierre, Switzerland, with additional facilities in Shenzhen, China. The company specializes in the development and manufacturing of remotely operated robots designed for challenging environments, focusing on security monitoring, safety assessment, and anomaly detection. Its flagship product, ROVéo, is a four-wheeled rover capable of operating autonomously around the clock in industrial settings, providing cost-effective security solutions that are two to three times more efficient than traditional manned guarding. ROVéo is equipped to patrol both indoor and outdoor spaces, detecting intrusions, thefts, and potential safety hazards such as fires or gas leaks, which can be critical for protecting lives and property. ROVENSO's innovations also include a lightweight immersive control station, LISéo, which enhances the operational capabilities of its robotic systems.
Lambda Health System
Grant in 2015
Lambda Health System SA is a Swiss company specializing in the development, production, and commercialization of rehabilitation devices, particularly focusing on the Lambda Robot. This innovative mobilization device is designed to assist individuals recovering from locomotor disabilities, addressing needs in various rehabilitation fields, including neurorehabilitation, orthopedics, and geriatrics. The Lambda Robot enables therapists to conduct exercises without needing to transfer patients between different machines, streamlining the rehabilitation process. Additionally, the company provides the Lambda Control Center, a platform that allows physicians to customize and monitor patient exercises, track progress, and adjust training as needed. The system also incorporates interactive elements such as games and virtual reality applications to enhance cognitive rehabilitation. Founded in 2015 as a spin-off from the University of Applied Sciences of Canton de Vaud, Lambda Health System is headquartered in Yverdon-Les-Bains, Switzerland.
Flyability
Seed Round in 2015
Flyability SA is a Swiss company founded in 2014 that specializes in the development and manufacturing of flying robots designed for inspecting and exploring difficult-to-reach indoor and confined spaces. Its flagship product, Elios, is a collision-tolerant drone tailored for industrial inspection, particularly in sectors such as power generation, oil and gas, and maritime infrastructures. By enabling safe operations in complex environments, Flyability helps mitigate risks associated with human inspections in dangerous locations. The company also participates in search and rescue and security applications, allowing professionals to assess emergency situations without endangering lives. In addition to its drones, Flyability offers comprehensive flying kits that include spare parts, training, and after-sales support. Its innovative approach has earned it multiple awards, including the Drones for Good Award.
Spectroplast
Grant in 2014
Spectroplast AG is a Swiss company specializing in additive manufacturing of pure silicones, offering a range of products tailored for various sectors, including healthcare, industrial applications, soft robotics, and entertainment. Founded in 2018 and based in Zurich, Spectroplast has developed a unique printing technology that allows for the 3D printing of industry-standard silicones with high precision and performance, eliminating the need for molds. This innovative approach not only reduces costs and time but also minimizes waste. The company provides a versatile service, producing customized silicone products with varying Shore hardness, available in multiple colors and transparent options. By bridging advanced research with practical application, Spectroplast addresses a significant market demand for high-quality, biocompatible silicone components.
Insightness
Grant in 2014
Insightness GmbH is a Swiss company founded in 2014 and headquartered in Zurich, specializing in the development of advanced 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 are designed to compute the position and orientation of devices while generating a three-dimensional map of their surroundings. By employing sensor chips instead of traditional cameras, these systems can efficiently process information, allowing mobile robots and drones to navigate and evade obstacles effectively. This technology also enhances augmented reality experiences on smart glasses, providing users with a seamless and responsive interface. As of November 2019, Insightness operates as a subsidiary of Sony Semiconductor Solutions Corporation.
Flyability
Grant in 2014
Flyability SA is a Swiss company founded in 2014 that specializes in the development and manufacturing of flying robots designed for inspecting and exploring difficult-to-reach indoor and confined spaces. Its flagship product, Elios, is a collision-tolerant drone tailored for industrial inspection, particularly in sectors such as power generation, oil and gas, and maritime infrastructures. By enabling safe operations in complex environments, Flyability helps mitigate risks associated with human inspections in dangerous locations. The company also participates in search and rescue and security applications, allowing professionals to assess emergency situations without endangering lives. In addition to its drones, Flyability offers comprehensive flying kits that include spare parts, training, and after-sales support. Its innovative approach has earned it multiple awards, including the Drones for Good Award.
Noonee
Seed Round in 2014
Noonee is a pioneering company founded in 2014 in Switzerland, recognized as the world's first supplier of Wearable Ergonomic Mechatronic Devices (WEMDs). Its flagship product, the Chairless Chair, is an innovative electromechanical device designed to enhance ergonomics in the manufacturing industry. This exoskeleton-like device enables workers to sit while working without a traditional chair, allowing for flexibility between sitting, standing, and walking positions. The development of the Chairless Chair involved extensive collaboration with corporate clients and end users to ensure its practicality and effectiveness. In 2016, Noonee expanded its operations by establishing Noonee Germany GmbH, marking the beginning of its global rollout. The company seeks to alleviate back pain and improve workplace comfort for employees engaged in physically demanding jobs.
Insightness
Grant in 2014
Insightness GmbH is a Swiss company founded in 2014 and headquartered in Zurich, specializing in the development of advanced 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 are designed to compute the position and orientation of devices while generating a three-dimensional map of their surroundings. By employing sensor chips instead of traditional cameras, these systems can efficiently process information, allowing mobile robots and drones to navigate and evade obstacles effectively. This technology also enhances augmented reality experiences on smart glasses, providing users with a seamless and responsive interface. As of November 2019, Insightness operates as a subsidiary of Sony Semiconductor Solutions Corporation.
Flyability
Grant in 2014
Flyability SA is a Swiss company founded in 2014 that specializes in the development and manufacturing of flying robots designed for inspecting and exploring difficult-to-reach indoor and confined spaces. Its flagship product, Elios, is a collision-tolerant drone tailored for industrial inspection, particularly in sectors such as power generation, oil and gas, and maritime infrastructures. By enabling safe operations in complex environments, Flyability helps mitigate risks associated with human inspections in dangerous locations. The company also participates in search and rescue and security applications, allowing professionals to assess emergency situations without endangering lives. In addition to its drones, Flyability offers comprehensive flying kits that include spare parts, training, and after-sales support. Its innovative approach has earned it multiple awards, including the Drones for Good Award.
Noonee
Grant in 2013
Noonee is a pioneering company founded in 2014 in Switzerland, recognized as the world's first supplier of Wearable Ergonomic Mechatronic Devices (WEMDs). Its flagship product, the Chairless Chair, is an innovative electromechanical device designed to enhance ergonomics in the manufacturing industry. This exoskeleton-like device enables workers to sit while working without a traditional chair, allowing for flexibility between sitting, standing, and walking positions. The development of the Chairless Chair involved extensive collaboration with corporate clients and end users to ensure its practicality and effectiveness. In 2016, Noonee expanded its operations by establishing Noonee Germany GmbH, marking the beginning of its global rollout. The company seeks to alleviate back pain and improve workplace comfort for employees engaged in physically demanding jobs.
Noonee
Grant in 2013
Noonee is a pioneering company founded in 2014 in Switzerland, recognized as the world's first supplier of Wearable Ergonomic Mechatronic Devices (WEMDs). Its flagship product, the Chairless Chair, is an innovative electromechanical device designed to enhance ergonomics in the manufacturing industry. This exoskeleton-like device enables workers to sit while working without a traditional chair, allowing for flexibility between sitting, standing, and walking positions. The development of the Chairless Chair involved extensive collaboration with corporate clients and end users to ensure its practicality and effectiveness. In 2016, Noonee expanded its operations by establishing Noonee Germany GmbH, marking the beginning of its global rollout. The company seeks to alleviate back pain and improve workplace comfort for employees engaged in physically demanding jobs.
Toradex
Pre Seed Round in 2013
Toradex AG is a Swiss-based company that specializes in developing computer-on-module and system-on-module products for various industries. Founded in 2003 and headquartered in Horw, Switzerland, Toradex creates customized single board computers, evaluation boards, and carrier boards, among other accessories. The company's solutions are utilized in sectors such as aerospace, medical care, industrial automation, robotics, and transportation, catering to over 3,000 business customers in more than 100 countries. Toradex aims to enhance the value of its clients' offerings by providing robust, ready-to-deploy embedded computing solutions, characterized by long life cycles and transparent pricing. With a commitment to quality, the company offers direct support from development engineers, ensuring customer satisfaction and reliability in their product applications. Toradex also has a global presence, with offices in Europe, the United States, and the Asia Pacific, enabling it to serve a diverse range of clients effectively.
Distalmotion
Pre Seed Round in 2012
Distalmotion, founded in Lausanne, Switzerland, is a medical device company dedicated to simplifying robotic surgery to enhance access to high-quality, minimally invasive care for patients in general surgery, gynecology, and urology. The company has developed a surgical robot named Dexter, which integrates the advantages of laparoscopy with those of robotics. Dexter offers an affordable solution by providing on-demand robotic surgery capabilities, combining cost-effectiveness with advanced surgical techniques.
ActLight
Seed Round in 2012
ActLight SA, based in Lausanne, Switzerland, is a technology company specializing in the development of advanced photodetectors and photovoltaic energy harvesting solutions. Founded in 2010, ActLight has pioneered Dynamic PhotoDiode (DPD) technology, significantly enhancing the efficiency and accuracy of light sensing applications across various sectors, including mobile devices, healthcare, autonomous driving, and robotics. The company's innovations enable functionalities such as heart rate monitoring, gesture control, and 3D imaging. ActLight operates primarily on a licensing business model, generating revenue through licensing and royalty fees, as well as non-recurring engineering projects. As a fabless entity, it focuses on intellectual property in CMOS photonics and collaborates with leading institutions like EPFL to maintain its competitive edge. ActLight's expertise encompasses device design, materials integration, and circuit design, supported by a strong advisory board of industrial and scientific experts.
Distalmotion
Grant in 2011
Distalmotion, founded in Lausanne, Switzerland, is a medical device company dedicated to simplifying robotic surgery to enhance access to high-quality, minimally invasive care for patients in general surgery, gynecology, and urology. The company has developed a surgical robot named Dexter, which integrates the advantages of laparoscopy with those of robotics. Dexter offers an affordable solution by providing on-demand robotic surgery capabilities, combining cost-effectiveness with advanced surgical techniques.
Aeon Scientific
Pre Seed Round in 2011
Aeon Scientific AG is a medical device company based in Schlieren, Switzerland, specializing in the development of innovative medical equipment utilizing patented electromagnetic steering technology. Founded in 2010, the company focuses on enhancing the effectiveness and safety of medical procedures, particularly in the field of electrophysiology. Its flagship product, Cmag, is a magnetic catheter steering system designed to assist physicians during catheter ablation procedures for arrhythmias, such as atrial fibrillation, by enabling precise manipulation of the ablation catheter within the heart using magnetic fields. Aeon Scientific aims to create a range of next-generation medical tools and comprehensive instrument toolkits for various medical applications, fostering partnerships with other medical device manufacturers to drive innovation in healthcare. The company is committed to making medical procedures safer, less invasive, and more cost-effective.
ActLight
Grant in 2011
ActLight SA, based in Lausanne, Switzerland, is a technology company specializing in the development of advanced photodetectors and photovoltaic energy harvesting solutions. Founded in 2010, ActLight has pioneered Dynamic PhotoDiode (DPD) technology, significantly enhancing the efficiency and accuracy of light sensing applications across various sectors, including mobile devices, healthcare, autonomous driving, and robotics. The company's innovations enable functionalities such as heart rate monitoring, gesture control, and 3D imaging. ActLight operates primarily on a licensing business model, generating revenue through licensing and royalty fees, as well as non-recurring engineering projects. As a fabless entity, it focuses on intellectual property in CMOS photonics and collaborates with leading institutions like EPFL to maintain its competitive edge. ActLight's expertise encompasses device design, materials integration, and circuit design, supported by a strong advisory board of industrial and scientific experts.
Andrew Alliance
Grant in 2011
Andrew Alliance S.A., founded in 2011 and based in Geneva, Switzerland, specializes in the development and commercialization of advanced robotics for the life sciences sector. The company focuses on creating user-friendly robotic solutions that enhance laboratory operations, particularly in liquid handling. Its product lineup includes OneLab, a graphical interface for designing liquid handling protocols; Andrew+, a pipetting robot compatible with traditional electronic pipettes; and Andrew, a portable robot that automates liquid handling tasks. Additionally, it offers Andrew Assistant, a software tool for designing and documenting biology protocols. Andrew Alliance aims to improve efficiency, accuracy, and traceability in laboratory settings, addressing the needs of biologists and technicians who currently rely on manual liquid handling. The company sells its products directly and through a network of distributors both in Switzerland and internationally, with all devices assembled and tested locally.
KB Medical
Grant in 2011
KB Medical SA is a Swiss company that specializes in the design, development, and commercialization of robotic assistance systems for the healthcare industry, particularly in spinal surgery. Founded in 2012 and based in Lausanne, Switzerland, the company is known for its AQrate robotic system, which assists surgeons during spinal fusion procedures. The technology behind the AQrate system enhances surgical precision, reduces radiation exposure for operating room teams, and aims to improve patient outcomes and quality of life following surgery. KB Medical is certified under ISO 13485 for the design and manufacture of its robotic systems, highlighting its commitment to high-quality medical devices. As of 2017, KB Medical operates as a subsidiary of Globus Medical, Inc.
Distalmotion
Grant in 2011
Distalmotion, founded in Lausanne, Switzerland, is a medical device company dedicated to simplifying robotic surgery to enhance access to high-quality, minimally invasive care for patients in general surgery, gynecology, and urology. The company has developed a surgical robot named Dexter, which integrates the advantages of laparoscopy with those of robotics. Dexter offers an affordable solution by providing on-demand robotic surgery capabilities, combining cost-effectiveness with advanced surgical techniques.
Andrew Alliance
Grant in 2011
Andrew Alliance S.A., founded in 2011 and based in Geneva, Switzerland, specializes in the development and commercialization of advanced robotics for the life sciences sector. The company focuses on creating user-friendly robotic solutions that enhance laboratory operations, particularly in liquid handling. Its product lineup includes OneLab, a graphical interface for designing liquid handling protocols; Andrew+, a pipetting robot compatible with traditional electronic pipettes; and Andrew, a portable robot that automates liquid handling tasks. Additionally, it offers Andrew Assistant, a software tool for designing and documenting biology protocols. Andrew Alliance aims to improve efficiency, accuracy, and traceability in laboratory settings, addressing the needs of biologists and technicians who currently rely on manual liquid handling. The company sells its products directly and through a network of distributors both in Switzerland and internationally, with all devices assembled and tested locally.
Thelkin
Pre Seed Round in 2011
Thelkin specializes in the development of advanced test systems and simulators for the mechanical characterization of products, components, and materials. Utilizing innovative servo-electric actuator technology, the company offers high-quality testing equipment that serves various industries, including orthopedic implants, plastics, microelectronics, and transportation. Thelkin's products not only enhance the accuracy of data obtained during testing but also substantially reduce both testing times and costs. Additionally, the company provides mechanical device testing services, ensuring that clients receive comprehensive solutions tailored to their specific needs.
ActLight
Grant in 2011
ActLight SA, based in Lausanne, Switzerland, is a technology company specializing in the development of advanced photodetectors and photovoltaic energy harvesting solutions. Founded in 2010, ActLight has pioneered Dynamic PhotoDiode (DPD) technology, significantly enhancing the efficiency and accuracy of light sensing applications across various sectors, including mobile devices, healthcare, autonomous driving, and robotics. The company's innovations enable functionalities such as heart rate monitoring, gesture control, and 3D imaging. ActLight operates primarily on a licensing business model, generating revenue through licensing and royalty fees, as well as non-recurring engineering projects. As a fabless entity, it focuses on intellectual property in CMOS photonics and collaborates with leading institutions like EPFL to maintain its competitive edge. ActLight's expertise encompasses device design, materials integration, and circuit design, supported by a strong advisory board of industrial and scientific experts.
Aeon Scientific
Grant in 2010
Aeon Scientific AG is a medical device company based in Schlieren, Switzerland, specializing in the development of innovative medical equipment utilizing patented electromagnetic steering technology. Founded in 2010, the company focuses on enhancing the effectiveness and safety of medical procedures, particularly in the field of electrophysiology. Its flagship product, Cmag, is a magnetic catheter steering system designed to assist physicians during catheter ablation procedures for arrhythmias, such as atrial fibrillation, by enabling precise manipulation of the ablation catheter within the heart using magnetic fields. Aeon Scientific aims to create a range of next-generation medical tools and comprehensive instrument toolkits for various medical applications, fostering partnerships with other medical device manufacturers to drive innovation in healthcare. The company is committed to making medical procedures safer, less invasive, and more cost-effective.
AOT - Advanced Osteotomy Tools
Pre Seed Round in 2010
Advanced Osteotomy Tools AG is a Swiss company focused on developing innovative medical devices for osteotomy, a surgical procedure that involves cutting and reshaping bones. Established in 2010 and based in Basel, the company specializes in a computer-assisted and robot-guided laser osteotome device designed for precise functional geometrical bone cuts. This technology is applicable in cranio-maxillofacial interventions and various complex surgical procedures. Advanced Osteotomy Tools AG originated from the University Hospital and the University of Basel, transitioning into a privately owned entity in 2011, with its first funding secured in 2012. The company's mission is to advance bone surgery by utilizing laser technology, robotics, and navigation systems for a contact-free surgical experience.
Aeon Scientific
Grant in 2010
Aeon Scientific AG is a medical device company based in Schlieren, Switzerland, specializing in the development of innovative medical equipment utilizing patented electromagnetic steering technology. Founded in 2010, the company focuses on enhancing the effectiveness and safety of medical procedures, particularly in the field of electrophysiology. Its flagship product, Cmag, is a magnetic catheter steering system designed to assist physicians during catheter ablation procedures for arrhythmias, such as atrial fibrillation, by enabling precise manipulation of the ablation catheter within the heart using magnetic fields. Aeon Scientific aims to create a range of next-generation medical tools and comprehensive instrument toolkits for various medical applications, fostering partnerships with other medical device manufacturers to drive innovation in healthcare. The company is committed to making medical procedures safer, less invasive, and more cost-effective.
SenseFly
Pre Seed Round in 2010
SenseFly develops and produces aerial imaging drones tailored for professional applications. Founded in 2009 by robotics researchers, the company has established itself as a leader in mapping drone technology. Its ultra-light and highly automated drones are designed to simplify the collection and analysis of geospatial data, serving various industries including surveying, agriculture, industrial inspection, mining, and humanitarian aid. The drones facilitate the entire data collection process, from flight planning to generating accurate outputs, allowing professionals to make informed decisions based on reliable data. As a Parrot company and a member of the Small UAV Coalition, SenseFly continues to innovate in the field of situationally aware systems for enhanced operational efficiency.
Thelkin
Grant in 2010
Thelkin specializes in the development of advanced test systems and simulators for the mechanical characterization of products, components, and materials. Utilizing innovative servo-electric actuator technology, the company offers high-quality testing equipment that serves various industries, including orthopedic implants, plastics, microelectronics, and transportation. Thelkin's products not only enhance the accuracy of data obtained during testing but also substantially reduce both testing times and costs. Additionally, the company provides mechanical device testing services, ensuring that clients receive comprehensive solutions tailored to their specific needs.
AOT - Advanced Osteotomy Tools
Grant in 2010
Advanced Osteotomy Tools AG is a Swiss company focused on developing innovative medical devices for osteotomy, a surgical procedure that involves cutting and reshaping bones. Established in 2010 and based in Basel, the company specializes in a computer-assisted and robot-guided laser osteotome device designed for precise functional geometrical bone cuts. This technology is applicable in cranio-maxillofacial interventions and various complex surgical procedures. Advanced Osteotomy Tools AG originated from the University Hospital and the University of Basel, transitioning into a privately owned entity in 2011, with its first funding secured in 2012. The company's mission is to advance bone surgery by utilizing laser technology, robotics, and navigation systems for a contact-free surgical experience.
Thelkin
Grant in 2010
Thelkin specializes in the development of advanced test systems and simulators for the mechanical characterization of products, components, and materials. Utilizing innovative servo-electric actuator technology, the company offers high-quality testing equipment that serves various industries, including orthopedic implants, plastics, microelectronics, and transportation. Thelkin's products not only enhance the accuracy of data obtained during testing but also substantially reduce both testing times and costs. Additionally, the company provides mechanical device testing services, ensuring that clients receive comprehensive solutions tailored to their specific needs.
SenseFly
Grant in 2010
SenseFly develops and produces aerial imaging drones tailored for professional applications. Founded in 2009 by robotics researchers, the company has established itself as a leader in mapping drone technology. Its ultra-light and highly automated drones are designed to simplify the collection and analysis of geospatial data, serving various industries including surveying, agriculture, industrial inspection, mining, and humanitarian aid. The drones facilitate the entire data collection process, from flight planning to generating accurate outputs, allowing professionals to make informed decisions based on reliable data. As a Parrot company and a member of the Small UAV Coalition, SenseFly continues to innovate in the field of situationally aware systems for enhanced operational efficiency.
AOT - Advanced Osteotomy Tools
Grant in 2010
Advanced Osteotomy Tools AG is a Swiss company focused on developing innovative medical devices for osteotomy, a surgical procedure that involves cutting and reshaping bones. Established in 2010 and based in Basel, the company specializes in a computer-assisted and robot-guided laser osteotome device designed for precise functional geometrical bone cuts. This technology is applicable in cranio-maxillofacial interventions and various complex surgical procedures. Advanced Osteotomy Tools AG originated from the University Hospital and the University of Basel, transitioning into a privately owned entity in 2011, with its first funding secured in 2012. The company's mission is to advance bone surgery by utilizing laser technology, robotics, and navigation systems for a contact-free surgical experience.
CAScination
Grant in 2010
CAScination AG is a medical technology company focused on the development and commercialization of innovative solutions in computer-assisted and image-guided soft tissue surgery. The company aims to enhance current treatment options by providing advanced navigation systems and surgical robots that improve the accuracy and efficiency of surgical procedures. By prioritizing the delivery of less-invasive treatments, CAScination seeks to improve patient outcomes and enable healthcare professionals to perform interventional procedures with greater precision and reproducibility.
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.
SenseFly
Grant in 2009
SenseFly develops and produces aerial imaging drones tailored for professional applications. Founded in 2009 by robotics researchers, the company has established itself as a leader in mapping drone technology. Its ultra-light and highly automated drones are designed to simplify the collection and analysis of geospatial data, serving various industries including surveying, agriculture, industrial inspection, mining, and humanitarian aid. The drones facilitate the entire data collection process, from flight planning to generating accurate outputs, allowing professionals to make informed decisions based on reliable data. As a Parrot company and a member of the Small UAV Coalition, SenseFly continues to innovate in the field of situationally aware systems for enhanced operational efficiency.
CAScination
Grant in 2009
CAScination AG is a medical technology company focused on the development and commercialization of innovative solutions in computer-assisted and image-guided soft tissue surgery. The company aims to enhance current treatment options by providing advanced navigation systems and surgical robots that improve the accuracy and efficiency of surgical procedures. By prioritizing the delivery of less-invasive treatments, CAScination seeks to improve patient outcomes and enable healthcare professionals to perform interventional procedures with greater precision and reproducibility.
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.
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.
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