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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.

Xemtec AG, established in 2001 and headquartered in Sarnen, Switzerland, specializes in the development of smart metering and energy monitoring systems for utilities and systems integrators worldwide. The company is recognized as a leading manufacturer of non-invasive, retrofit communication devices that enable utility meters to function as Smart Meters. Xemtec offers a range of products, including optical meter readers, gateways, GSM/GPRS gateways, and customized system solutions. Its innovative technologies are integral to the Internet of Things (IoT), reflecting the company’s commitment to enhancing energy management. Xemtec's products are distributed through a network that spans Western Europe, the Middle East, the Far East, and both North and South America.

H.Glass, formerly g2e glass2energy SA, has since acquired the dye-sensitised solar cell (DSSC) licence for this new type of photovoltaic cell. H.Glass is a preferred partner of companies specialising in solar technology, using ready-to-use modules laminated between two plates of glass – a piece of technology with a wide range of uses. In 2017, g2e glass2energy SA became H.Glass – a name that is a better reflection of the Swiss company’s ambition, its quality, its values and its vision. The change was spurred by the firm’s repositioning on the global market. Today, H.Glass employs more than 50 people in various fields. Its teams of researchers, chemists, and process and machine engineers help the firm to develop its products independently. H.Glass has also grown to encompass three production teams. Owing to its success, the Swiss company has ramped up production and is striving to expand the scale of manufacturing to better serve its customers’ needs. H.Glass panels open up new channels to harness the energy potential of buildings. They are rewriting the rules on construction and can be used on façades (as building-integrated photovoltaics) and windows to generate electricity or simply because they look good! H.Glass panels are a testament to the unprecedented design potential for architectural projects, with colours and designs covering the entire building.

regenHU is a Swiss biomedical company that develops bioprinting technology and biomanufacturing solutions for tissue engineering, regenerative medicine, and drug discovery. It provides bioprinting instruments and software, including the 3DDiscovery system and a bioprinting software suite, as well as Biofactory. It also offers biomaterials such as OsteoInk, a calcium phosphate paste for scaffolds, BioInk, a chemically defined hydrogel for growing multiple cell types, and Stark, which improves 3D shape fidelity for biomimics.

regenHU is a Swiss biomedical company that develops bioprinting technology and biomanufacturing solutions for tissue engineering, regenerative medicine, and drug discovery. It provides bioprinting instruments and software, including the 3DDiscovery system and a bioprinting software suite, as well as Biofactory. It also offers biomaterials such as OsteoInk, a calcium phosphate paste for scaffolds, BioInk, a chemically defined hydrogel for growing multiple cell types, and Stark, which improves 3D shape fidelity for biomimics.

H.Glass, formerly g2e glass2energy SA, has since acquired the dye-sensitised solar cell (DSSC) licence for this new type of photovoltaic cell. H.Glass is a preferred partner of companies specialising in solar technology, using ready-to-use modules laminated between two plates of glass – a piece of technology with a wide range of uses. In 2017, g2e glass2energy SA became H.Glass – a name that is a better reflection of the Swiss company’s ambition, its quality, its values and its vision. The change was spurred by the firm’s repositioning on the global market. Today, H.Glass employs more than 50 people in various fields. Its teams of researchers, chemists, and process and machine engineers help the firm to develop its products independently. H.Glass has also grown to encompass three production teams. Owing to its success, the Swiss company has ramped up production and is striving to expand the scale of manufacturing to better serve its customers’ needs. H.Glass panels open up new channels to harness the energy potential of buildings. They are rewriting the rules on construction and can be used on façades (as building-integrated photovoltaics) and windows to generate electricity or simply because they look good! H.Glass panels are a testament to the unprecedented design potential for architectural projects, with colours and designs covering the entire building.

H.Glass, formerly g2e glass2energy SA, has since acquired the dye-sensitised solar cell (DSSC) licence for this new type of photovoltaic cell. H.Glass is a preferred partner of companies specialising in solar technology, using ready-to-use modules laminated between two plates of glass – a piece of technology with a wide range of uses. In 2017, g2e glass2energy SA became H.Glass – a name that is a better reflection of the Swiss company’s ambition, its quality, its values and its vision. The change was spurred by the firm’s repositioning on the global market. Today, H.Glass employs more than 50 people in various fields. Its teams of researchers, chemists, and process and machine engineers help the firm to develop its products independently. H.Glass has also grown to encompass three production teams. Owing to its success, the Swiss company has ramped up production and is striving to expand the scale of manufacturing to better serve its customers’ needs. H.Glass panels open up new channels to harness the energy potential of buildings. They are rewriting the rules on construction and can be used on façades (as building-integrated photovoltaics) and windows to generate electricity or simply because they look good! H.Glass panels are a testament to the unprecedented design potential for architectural projects, with colours and designs covering the entire building.

Xemtec AG, established in 2001 and headquartered in Sarnen, Switzerland, specializes in the development of smart metering and energy monitoring systems for utilities and systems integrators worldwide. The company is recognized as a leading manufacturer of non-invasive, retrofit communication devices that enable utility meters to function as Smart Meters. Xemtec offers a range of products, including optical meter readers, gateways, GSM/GPRS gateways, and customized system solutions. Its innovative technologies are integral to the Internet of Things (IoT), reflecting the company’s commitment to enhancing energy management. Xemtec's products are distributed through a network that spans Western Europe, the Middle East, the Far East, and both North and South America.

Osmotex offers technology, solutions and IP within electrokinetic movement of liquids in capillaries and porous bodies. The company was founded in July 2008 and is located together with R&D partner CSEM (www.CSEM.ch) in Central Switzerland. Osmotex’ two main technologies are both based on advanced research in electrokinetics. The micropump technology is suitable for a wide range of laboratory and microfluidics applications, including lab-on-chip products such as diagnostics, drug delivery and micro fuel cells. Standard products are offered (see Distributors) as well as customized solutions.

SECU4 SA is a Switzerland-based company that specializes in developing and marketing protection solutions for valuables and personal safety, leveraging wireless technologies. The company offers a personal alarm system that connects to mobile phones via Bluetooth, designed to safeguard items such as laptop bags, luggage, and other personal belongings from theft and loss. SECU4 aims to enhance the feeling of security in everyday life for a broad audience. In recognition of its innovative approach, SECU4 was named one of the Top 100 most promising start-up companies by Red Herring in 2009.

CleanGreens Solutions SA is an agricultural technology company based in Molondin, Switzerland, focused on innovative methods for growing fresh lettuce. Established in 2012, the company utilizes mobile aeroponics, which significantly reduces water consumption and minimizes contamination risks. By integrating advancements in logistics, agronomy, climate control, and automation, CleanGreens Solutions aims to achieve up to 70 times the productivity compared to traditional farming methods. This approach not only enhances the quality and longevity of the lettuce but also ensures that customers receive fresh and pesticide-free produce. Through its commitment to sustainability and efficiency, CleanGreens Solutions is transforming the supply chain for fresh greens.

ViDi Systems is a software company specializing in deep learning technology for industrial image analysis. Established in 2012 and headquartered in Villaz-saint-pierre, Fribourg, ViDi's software addresses complex inspection and classification challenges across various industries, including pharmaceuticals, medical technology, automotive, textiles, printing, logistics, and watchmaking. By employing advanced artificial intelligence techniques, ViDi enables users to enhance image analysis capabilities, facilitating the identification of acceptable variations and defects in products. This innovative approach allows businesses to improve quality control processes, ultimately leading to more efficient operations and better product standards.

ViDi Systems is a software company specializing in deep learning technology for industrial image analysis. Established in 2012 and headquartered in Villaz-saint-pierre, Fribourg, ViDi's software addresses complex inspection and classification challenges across various industries, including pharmaceuticals, medical technology, automotive, textiles, printing, logistics, and watchmaking. By employing advanced artificial intelligence techniques, ViDi enables users to enhance image analysis capabilities, facilitating the identification of acceptable variations and defects in products. This innovative approach allows businesses to improve quality control processes, ultimately leading to more efficient operations and better product standards.

Vivos Dental is a privately owned Swiss company established in 2012 and headquartered in Villaz-saint-pierre. It specializes in the development, manufacturing, and marketing of innovative oral bone augmentation solutions. Collaborating with clinical research groups at the University of Geneva and the Academisch Centrum Tandheelkunde Amsterdam, as well as a network of dental professionals, Vivos Dental has pioneered the first 3D-printed bone substitute specifically designed for oral applications. The company's biocompatible and structurally stable scaffold is utilized in oral surgery, providing effective solutions for bone formation and enhancing surgical outcomes.

regenHU is a Swiss biomedical company that develops bioprinting technology and biomanufacturing solutions for tissue engineering, regenerative medicine, and drug discovery. It provides bioprinting instruments and software, including the 3DDiscovery system and a bioprinting software suite, as well as Biofactory. It also offers biomaterials such as OsteoInk, a calcium phosphate paste for scaffolds, BioInk, a chemically defined hydrogel for growing multiple cell types, and Stark, which improves 3D shape fidelity for biomimics.

regenHU is a Swiss biomedical company that develops bioprinting technology and biomanufacturing solutions for tissue engineering, regenerative medicine, and drug discovery. It provides bioprinting instruments and software, including the 3DDiscovery system and a bioprinting software suite, as well as Biofactory. It also offers biomaterials such as OsteoInk, a calcium phosphate paste for scaffolds, BioInk, a chemically defined hydrogel for growing multiple cell types, and Stark, which improves 3D shape fidelity for biomimics.

regenHU is a Swiss biomedical company that develops bioprinting technology and biomanufacturing solutions for tissue engineering, regenerative medicine, and drug discovery. It provides bioprinting instruments and software, including the 3DDiscovery system and a bioprinting software suite, as well as Biofactory. It also offers biomaterials such as OsteoInk, a calcium phosphate paste for scaffolds, BioInk, a chemically defined hydrogel for growing multiple cell types, and Stark, which improves 3D shape fidelity for biomimics.