LEND provides peer to peer lending in Switzerland. It connects investors with borrowers. Moreover, investors earn substantial returns and borrowers benefit from low interest rates. The company is based in Switzerland and it was founded in 2015.
AVAtronics SA is a company based in Lausanne, Switzerland, founded in 2016, that specializes in developing advanced noise-canceling technology for a variety of electronic devices such as headphones, earbuds, hearing aids, and speakerphones. The company has created an Active Noise Cancellation (ANC) solution characterized by low power consumption and wide-band capabilities, allowing it to effectively eliminate unwanted noises while maintaining high-quality audio for music and speech.
ActLight SA develops photodetectors and photovoltaic energy harvesting technology. The company develops Dynamic PhotoDiode (DPD) technology that offers technological solutions in photonics bringing light sensing to completely new level; and solar modules. Its DPD technology is used in various applications, including heart rate sensors, barcode readers, proximity sensors, gesture control sensors, light data transfer, on-chip optical data transfer, and 3D-imaging. The company also provides supporting services, such as design and technology advice for its customers. It serves electronics companies in the consumer and enterprise market space. ActLight SA was founded in 2010 and is based in Lausanne, Switzerland.
Flyability SA, founded in 2014 and based in Lausanne, Switzerland, specializes in the development and manufacturing of collision-tolerant flying robots designed for industrial inspections. The company’s flagship product, Elios, enables professionals to safely conduct inspections in complex, cluttered, or indoor environments, minimizing the need for human entry into hazardous spaces. Flyability’s technology addresses significant risks associated with drone operations, such as collisions and injuries, thereby facilitating safe drone usage in urban settings and in proximity to people. The company primarily serves the industrial inspection market, focusing on sectors such as power generation, oil and gas, and maritime infrastructure. Additionally, Flyability is involved in search and rescue and security operations, allowing for assessments of emergency situations without endangering human lives. The company has received numerous accolades for its innovative solutions, including the Drones for Good Award.
ShoeSize.Me is an online service that provides online shoe shoppers with a personal size recommendation. It aims to provide one single source of size advice for every shoe that is sold online, by offering a smart, simple and scalable solution to e-commerce retailers around the globe, whilst encouraging more people to purchase shoes online. Finding the perfect shoe size is straightforward when purchasing shoes in a retail store, but when it comes to online-shopping, where shoes cannot be physically tried on, this becomes a real challenge. Relying on shoe sizing information provided online does not make it any easier because of the shoe sizing chaos everyone is familiar with: Sizing systems differ from country to country (US, UK, EU, IT etc.), between and within brands. Only 5% of all shoes purchased are ordered online. The main reason for people not to buy shoes online is their insecurity about the right size. Moreover, when people order shoes online, 50% of the purchases are returned mainly due to a bad fit. ShoeSize.Me came up with a solution to accurately recommend the right shoe size to an online shoe shopper. The ShoeSize.Me plug-in can be directly and seamlessly integrated on the product detail page of any online shop and allows the user to get size recommendations with only a few clicks. The user is asked to mention the size of a shoe model that fits him well. By referring to the ShoeSize.Me algorithm, the accurate size for the user is immediately generated, which (s)he can then take into account for when selecting his size. The ShoeSize.Me solution benefits both consumers and online retailers. With the accurate shoe size recommendation, the purchase of multiple shoes sizes as well as the returns of ill-fitting shoes dramatically decreases. The ShoeSize.Me, shoe size recommendation plug-in will boost consumer confidence and encourage the purchase of shoes online, whilst reducing costs for online retailers. Inconsistent and confusing shoe sizing should no longer be a reason to prevent consumers from having a great online shopping experience.
The Faction Collective SA designs and manufactures high-performance skis, helmets, poles, clothing, and accessories for skiing enthusiasts. Established in 2006 and headquartered in Verbier, Switzerland, the company operates additional locations in Breckenridge, Colorado; Whistler and Whitewater, Canada; and Snowpark, New Zealand. Faction products are sold online across Europe, the United States, and Canada, as well as through various dealers in several European countries. With a strong focus on social and environmental sustainability, Faction is committed to producing innovative ski equipment that enhances the skiing experience. Their offerings include a diverse range of all-mountain, freeride, and freestyle skis manufactured using lightweight materials and recycled components. The company collaborates with industry experts, such as the Swiss helmet manufacturer TSG and renowned skier Candide Thovex, to continually advance their product line while maintaining a dedication to performance and quality.
LuckaBox Logistics AG is a logistics company that operates an online platform connecting retailers with courier service providers. Founded in 2017 and headquartered in Winterthur, Switzerland, LuckaBox offers a customer-centric solution that enables retailers to manage on-demand and last-mile deliveries efficiently. The platform provides flexible delivery options, allowing users to book their preferred delivery times. With an extensive network of professional courier partners, LuckaBox serves all major cities in Switzerland, giving retailers a competitive edge in the logistics market.
Scientific Visual SA, based in Lausanne, Switzerland, specializes in developing quality control systems for optical materials, particularly sapphire, to enhance production processes in the watch, LED, and smartphone industries. The company offers advanced technologies such as the SapphiroScope, a semi-automatic workstation scanner for inspecting sapphire ingots, and SapphiroScan, which automatically detects defects in watch sapphire covers. These systems allow for the early identification and quantification of internal defects, such as bubbles and cracks, thereby enabling manufacturers to implement objective and traceable quality control processes. By analyzing samples of non-polished sapphire, spinel, and mineral glass, Scientific Visual provides valuable defect distribution figures and quality control services. Founded in 2010, the company aims to improve processing efficiency and reduce production costs for its clients by streamlining supply chains and enhancing product quality.
SunRegen is a biopharmaceutical company dedicated to developing innovative treatments for neurodegenerative diseases, including neurological, neuromuscular, and ophthalmic disorders. The company is focused on creating drug candidates that demonstrate neuroprotective effects and promote neurite outgrowth, particularly targeting conditions such as primary optical atrophy, ALS, Huntington's disease, Alzheimer's, and Parkinson's disease. SunRegen's team comprises experienced professionals with backgrounds in drug development and clinical research, aiming to deliver effective therapies that can significantly improve the lives of patients suffering from these challenging conditions. Their commitment to bringing life-changing treatments to the market informs all aspects of their work.
Arktis Radiation Detectors Ltd designs and manufactures advanced detection systems that accurately identify and categorize radiological and nuclear materials. The company specializes in platform technologies for detecting ionizing radiation, including neutron and gamma radiation, utilizing compressed noble gas to enhance detection capabilities. Arktis offers a range of products, including detector modules, data acquisition systems, radiation portal monitors, and mobile monitoring systems. Its solutions are applicable across various sectors, such as border and transportation security, nuclear power, health physics, and environmental monitoring. Additionally, Arktis provides consulting services related to threat mitigation, radiation shielding, and health physics to both businesses and governments. Founded in 2007 and based in Zurich, Switzerland, Arktis is committed to improving safety and security through innovative radiation detection technologies.
Flyability SA, founded in 2014 and based in Lausanne, Switzerland, specializes in the development and manufacturing of collision-tolerant flying robots designed for industrial inspections. The company’s flagship product, Elios, enables professionals to safely conduct inspections in complex, cluttered, or indoor environments, minimizing the need for human entry into hazardous spaces. Flyability’s technology addresses significant risks associated with drone operations, such as collisions and injuries, thereby facilitating safe drone usage in urban settings and in proximity to people. The company primarily serves the industrial inspection market, focusing on sectors such as power generation, oil and gas, and maritime infrastructure. Additionally, Flyability is involved in search and rescue and security operations, allowing for assessments of emergency situations without endangering human lives. The company has received numerous accolades for its innovative solutions, including the Drones for Good Award.
Imverse SA, founded in 2017 and headquartered in Plan-les-Ouates, Switzerland, specializes in software development for Mixed Reality content creation. The company provides innovative tools that enable users to convert 360-degree images into 3D formats and create virtual-reality content in real-time, utilizing virtual-reality glasses. Imverse also offers B2B services that facilitate the creation of immersive VR/MR experiences featuring live hologram actors and real-time visual effects sourced from a single 360° photo. An EPFL spin-off, Imverse employs a proprietary voxel engine to support the deployment of volumetric technology in various sectors, including Location Based Entertainment, live broadcasting, and telepresence. Their platform leverages depth cameras and reality capture software, enhancing personal connections and fostering trust in holographic collaboration and communication.
Enterprise Bot GmbH specializes in developing artificial intelligence-powered chatbots aimed at automating customer interactions for enterprises. Founded in 2017 and based in Zug, Switzerland, with an additional office in Bengaluru, India, the company offers a range of products, including chatbots for sales and customer service, email triage bots, and scheduling assistants. Its solutions are particularly tailored for financial institutions and insurance companies, providing them with a robust customer relationship tool that enhances the overall customer experience. The multi-platform messenger addresses various customer needs, significantly reducing operational costs and wait times for call centers. By enabling natural language communication, Enterprise Bot's technology helps companies better understand and respond to user requirements.
Fastree3D SA is a Swiss company founded in 2013, specializing in the manufacture of advanced 3D imaging sensors that facilitate the recognition and localization of fast-moving objects in real time. These sensors are essential for driving assistance systems and autonomous navigation, allowing vehicles and machines to monitor their surroundings effectively. The company develops a software development kit that integrates a photo-sensor module, illumination, and an embedded software pre-processing unit, enabling partners to create sophisticated vision applications. Fastree3D operates as a fabless semiconductor firm and is a spin-off from EPFL Lausanne, with a subsidiary that collaborates on research projects with TU-Delft in the Netherlands.
Cellestia Biotech AG, a biopharmaceutical company, engages in the development of anti-cancer drugs that modulate the NOTCH signaling pathway for the treatment of oncology and immunological disorders. The company focuses on developing its lead development candidate CB-103, which is a small molecule drug candidate. Its CB-103 is a novel oral pan-NOTCH inhibitor for the treatment of NOTCH dependent leukemia, lymphoma, and solid tumors. The company also focuses on developing NOTCH-specific PD biomarkers and diagnostics for patient selection. Cellestia Biotech AG was founded in 2014 and is headquartered in Basel, Switzerland with an additional location in Lausanne.
Fastree3D SA is a Swiss company founded in 2013, specializing in the manufacture of advanced 3D imaging sensors that facilitate the recognition and localization of fast-moving objects in real time. These sensors are essential for driving assistance systems and autonomous navigation, allowing vehicles and machines to monitor their surroundings effectively. The company develops a software development kit that integrates a photo-sensor module, illumination, and an embedded software pre-processing unit, enabling partners to create sophisticated vision applications. Fastree3D operates as a fabless semiconductor firm and is a spin-off from EPFL Lausanne, with a subsidiary that collaborates on research projects with TU-Delft in the Netherlands.
Scientific Visual SA, based in Lausanne, Switzerland, specializes in developing quality control systems for optical materials, particularly sapphire, to enhance production processes in the watch, LED, and smartphone industries. The company offers advanced technologies such as the SapphiroScope, a semi-automatic workstation scanner for inspecting sapphire ingots, and SapphiroScan, which automatically detects defects in watch sapphire covers. These systems allow for the early identification and quantification of internal defects, such as bubbles and cracks, thereby enabling manufacturers to implement objective and traceable quality control processes. By analyzing samples of non-polished sapphire, spinel, and mineral glass, Scientific Visual provides valuable defect distribution figures and quality control services. Founded in 2010, the company aims to improve processing efficiency and reduce production costs for its clients by streamlining supply chains and enhancing product quality.
Mininavident AG, based in Basel, Switzerland, specializes in developing handheld navigation systems for the precise implantation of dental implants. Its innovative system integrates a miniaturized design with a tablet computer that offers real-time visualization, thereby facilitating a seamless connection between 3D implant planning and the surgical process. This technology ensures sub-millimeter accuracy in position, angulation, and depth control, supporting both experienced surgeons and general practitioners in the field of dental implantology. By enhancing precision during invasive procedures, Mininavident's solutions not only improve surgical outcomes but also prioritize patient comfort.
NanoLockin GmbH, founded in 2018 and based in Fribourg, Switzerland, specializes in the development of advanced algorithm and software solutions for the analysis of nanoparticles. The company focuses on creating a benchmark technology that utilizes ultrasensitive infrared imaging to detect and analyze nanoparticles across various products. Its platform is designed to meet the needs of manufacturers and research laboratories that work with nanoparticles or products containing them. By providing analytical instruments, NanoLockin enables clients to accurately identify and evaluate a wide range of nanoparticles, thereby facilitating comprehensive measurement of diverse samples.
Attolight specializes in developing time-resolved cathodoluminescence instruments that enhance the measurement of carrier dynamics in nanostructures. Their innovative technology integrates light and electron microscopy, allowing for efficient and streamlined experiments that were previously complex and cumbersome. With a focus on improving the efficiency of materials such as semiconductors and phosphors, Attolight's solutions offer nanometer resolution and pico-second timing for time-resolved studies. This capability enables researchers to identify ultra-trace impurities and crystallographic defects that are not detectable using conventional imaging techniques. By providing advanced tools for material analysis, Attolight is transforming the landscape of electron microscopy and ultrafast spectroscopy in the field of nanotechnology.
ShoeSize.Me is an online service that provides online shoe shoppers with a personal size recommendation. It aims to provide one single source of size advice for every shoe that is sold online, by offering a smart, simple and scalable solution to e-commerce retailers around the globe, whilst encouraging more people to purchase shoes online. Finding the perfect shoe size is straightforward when purchasing shoes in a retail store, but when it comes to online-shopping, where shoes cannot be physically tried on, this becomes a real challenge. Relying on shoe sizing information provided online does not make it any easier because of the shoe sizing chaos everyone is familiar with: Sizing systems differ from country to country (US, UK, EU, IT etc.), between and within brands. Only 5% of all shoes purchased are ordered online. The main reason for people not to buy shoes online is their insecurity about the right size. Moreover, when people order shoes online, 50% of the purchases are returned mainly due to a bad fit. ShoeSize.Me came up with a solution to accurately recommend the right shoe size to an online shoe shopper. The ShoeSize.Me plug-in can be directly and seamlessly integrated on the product detail page of any online shop and allows the user to get size recommendations with only a few clicks. The user is asked to mention the size of a shoe model that fits him well. By referring to the ShoeSize.Me algorithm, the accurate size for the user is immediately generated, which (s)he can then take into account for when selecting his size. The ShoeSize.Me solution benefits both consumers and online retailers. With the accurate shoe size recommendation, the purchase of multiple shoes sizes as well as the returns of ill-fitting shoes dramatically decreases. The ShoeSize.Me, shoe size recommendation plug-in will boost consumer confidence and encourage the purchase of shoes online, whilst reducing costs for online retailers. Inconsistent and confusing shoe sizing should no longer be a reason to prevent consumers from having a great online shopping experience.
Kinarus AG is a biopharmaceutical company based in Basel, Switzerland, focused on developing innovative medicines targeting stress-related inflammatory processes. The company employs a cross-disease area approach to assess therapeutic targets, aiming to create differentiated treatments that address unmet medical needs. By leveraging its expertise in biopharmaceutical development, Kinarus AG strives to contribute to improved health outcomes in patients suffering from various inflammatory conditions.
Saphetor SA is a precision medicine company based in Lausanne, Switzerland, founded in 2014. It specializes in genome-scale analysis utilizing Next Generation Sequencing (NGS) techniques. The company provides data-driven solutions that assist clinicians in making faster and more accurate diagnoses, particularly for cancer and challenging conditions such as rare diseases and cognitive impairment. Saphetor’s platform enables the analysis, annotation, and interpretation of genetic variants, facilitating the identification of the causes of genetic diseases and cancer. Its technology supports the selection of optimal therapies, stratification of patients for clinical trials, and aids in drug development by discovering and validating new drug targets and biomarkers. Through its comprehensive suite of services, Saphetor aims to enhance patient care and streamline the diagnostic journey.
Safe Swiss Cloud is a provider of secure cloud computing services based in Switzerland, specializing in Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) and IT security solutions. The company offers innovative compute and storage options hosted in secure data centers that comply with Swiss and European regulatory frameworks. Their services include virtual data centers equipped with firewalls, routers, and networks, allowing various sectors such as banking, healthcare, software development, and manufacturing to quickly create servers and initiate operations. By prioritizing security and compliance, Safe Swiss Cloud aims to meet the needs of large corporations and IT service providers, ensuring a reliable and efficient cloud environment.
Talentory is an international recruitment platform that connects employers with recruitment agencies and talent management suppliers. The platform allows employers to define their conditions and publish positions in its network of specialized search agencies. Employers are able to decide which agencies they wish to collaborate with and source candidates by approved agencies. Launched in 2009, Talentory is operated from Zurich, Switzerland.
ActLight SA develops photodetectors and photovoltaic energy harvesting technology. The company develops Dynamic PhotoDiode (DPD) technology that offers technological solutions in photonics bringing light sensing to completely new level; and solar modules. Its DPD technology is used in various applications, including heart rate sensors, barcode readers, proximity sensors, gesture control sensors, light data transfer, on-chip optical data transfer, and 3D-imaging. The company also provides supporting services, such as design and technology advice for its customers. It serves electronics companies in the consumer and enterprise market space. ActLight SA was founded in 2010 and is based in Lausanne, Switzerland.
DomoHealth is a company that specializes in smart home care services aimed at enhancing the quality of life for seniors and their families. Founded in 2011 by Edouard Goupy and Guillaume DuPasquier, the company emerged from personal experiences that highlighted the need for better care solutions. Between 2012 and 2014, DomoHealth conducted extensive trials and feasibility studies across various European countries, receiving validations from care networks, hospitals, and families. Since 2015, the company has marketed its services through a partner network in Europe, emphasizing a collaborative approach that involves listening to the needs of seniors, families, doctors, and nurses. DomoHealth has demonstrated the effectiveness of its services through partnerships with care networks and has been recognized as an expert in homecare within the framework of the European Commission's AAL program.
Arktis Radiation Detectors Ltd designs and manufactures advanced detection systems that accurately identify and categorize radiological and nuclear materials. The company specializes in platform technologies for detecting ionizing radiation, including neutron and gamma radiation, utilizing compressed noble gas to enhance detection capabilities. Arktis offers a range of products, including detector modules, data acquisition systems, radiation portal monitors, and mobile monitoring systems. Its solutions are applicable across various sectors, such as border and transportation security, nuclear power, health physics, and environmental monitoring. Additionally, Arktis provides consulting services related to threat mitigation, radiation shielding, and health physics to both businesses and governments. Founded in 2007 and based in Zurich, Switzerland, Arktis is committed to improving safety and security through innovative radiation detection technologies.
Scientific Visual SA, based in Lausanne, Switzerland, specializes in developing quality control systems for optical materials, particularly sapphire, to enhance production processes in the watch, LED, and smartphone industries. The company offers advanced technologies such as the SapphiroScope, a semi-automatic workstation scanner for inspecting sapphire ingots, and SapphiroScan, which automatically detects defects in watch sapphire covers. These systems allow for the early identification and quantification of internal defects, such as bubbles and cracks, thereby enabling manufacturers to implement objective and traceable quality control processes. By analyzing samples of non-polished sapphire, spinel, and mineral glass, Scientific Visual provides valuable defect distribution figures and quality control services. Founded in 2010, the company aims to improve processing efficiency and reduce production costs for its clients by streamlining supply chains and enhancing product quality.
Insightness GmbH manufactures visual positioning systems for mobile phones. Its systems compute the position and orientation of a device, as well as a 3D map of its environment. The company was founded in 2014 and is based in Zurich, Switzerland. As of November 12, 2019, Insightness GmbH operates as a subsidiary of Sony Semiconductor Solutions Corporation.
Fotokite specializes in the development of autonomous aerial systems designed for real-time video and sensor data collection. Established at ETH Zurich, the company focuses on providing solutions for sectors such as news and sports broadcasting, public safety, and industrial inspection. Its drones can operate independently for over 24 hours, delivering live HD video streams that assist first responders and public safety teams in assessing and documenting incidents quickly. Since launching its first generation of products in 2016, Fotokite has partnered with notable clients including CNN, BBC, and AFP, emphasizing its commitment to making aerial sensing both accessible and secure.
Elthera AG is a Swiss biopharmaceutical start-up founded in 2016 and based in Zug, Switzerland. The company focuses on developing antibodies targeting L1CAM, an adhesion molecule associated with various cancers. Elthera aims to provide personalized treatment options by combining targeted anti-L1CAM therapies with companion diagnostics. Their clinical candidate has shown efficacy in multiple tumor models, with a particular emphasis on aggressive tumor phenotypes. By integrating the expertise of seasoned pharmaceutical and biotech executives with advanced academic research, Elthera is committed to creating proprietary oncology drugs that enhance treatment effectiveness and support faster recovery for cancer patients.
ShoeSize.Me is an online service that provides online shoe shoppers with a personal size recommendation. It aims to provide one single source of size advice for every shoe that is sold online, by offering a smart, simple and scalable solution to e-commerce retailers around the globe, whilst encouraging more people to purchase shoes online. Finding the perfect shoe size is straightforward when purchasing shoes in a retail store, but when it comes to online-shopping, where shoes cannot be physically tried on, this becomes a real challenge. Relying on shoe sizing information provided online does not make it any easier because of the shoe sizing chaos everyone is familiar with: Sizing systems differ from country to country (US, UK, EU, IT etc.), between and within brands. Only 5% of all shoes purchased are ordered online. The main reason for people not to buy shoes online is their insecurity about the right size. Moreover, when people order shoes online, 50% of the purchases are returned mainly due to a bad fit. ShoeSize.Me came up with a solution to accurately recommend the right shoe size to an online shoe shopper. The ShoeSize.Me plug-in can be directly and seamlessly integrated on the product detail page of any online shop and allows the user to get size recommendations with only a few clicks. The user is asked to mention the size of a shoe model that fits him well. By referring to the ShoeSize.Me algorithm, the accurate size for the user is immediately generated, which (s)he can then take into account for when selecting his size. The ShoeSize.Me solution benefits both consumers and online retailers. With the accurate shoe size recommendation, the purchase of multiple shoes sizes as well as the returns of ill-fitting shoes dramatically decreases. The ShoeSize.Me, shoe size recommendation plug-in will boost consumer confidence and encourage the purchase of shoes online, whilst reducing costs for online retailers. Inconsistent and confusing shoe sizing should no longer be a reason to prevent consumers from having a great online shopping experience.
Payrexx is a cloud-based payments and commerce platform aimed at small and medium-sized businesses. It enables merchants to efficiently set up and manage their checkout processes, payment pages, and one-page shops across various sales channels, including web, mobile, social media, and marketplaces. The platform is designed for ease of use, allowing businesses to start accepting payments quickly without the need for programming skills. Additionally, Payrexx offers a comprehensive back-office solution that provides merchants with a unified view of their operations. The company also provides whitelabeling and co-branding options for financial institutions, enhancing its versatility in the payment processing landscape.
ActLight SA develops photodetectors and photovoltaic energy harvesting technology. The company develops Dynamic PhotoDiode (DPD) technology that offers technological solutions in photonics bringing light sensing to completely new level; and solar modules. Its DPD technology is used in various applications, including heart rate sensors, barcode readers, proximity sensors, gesture control sensors, light data transfer, on-chip optical data transfer, and 3D-imaging. The company also provides supporting services, such as design and technology advice for its customers. It serves electronics companies in the consumer and enterprise market space. ActLight SA was founded in 2010 and is based in Lausanne, Switzerland.
Cellestia Biotech AG, a biopharmaceutical company, engages in the development of anti-cancer drugs that modulate the NOTCH signaling pathway for the treatment of oncology and immunological disorders. The company focuses on developing its lead development candidate CB-103, which is a small molecule drug candidate. Its CB-103 is a novel oral pan-NOTCH inhibitor for the treatment of NOTCH dependent leukemia, lymphoma, and solid tumors. The company also focuses on developing NOTCH-specific PD biomarkers and diagnostics for patient selection. Cellestia Biotech AG was founded in 2014 and is headquartered in Basel, Switzerland with an additional location in Lausanne.
Scientific Visual SA, based in Lausanne, Switzerland, specializes in developing quality control systems for optical materials, particularly sapphire, to enhance production processes in the watch, LED, and smartphone industries. The company offers advanced technologies such as the SapphiroScope, a semi-automatic workstation scanner for inspecting sapphire ingots, and SapphiroScan, which automatically detects defects in watch sapphire covers. These systems allow for the early identification and quantification of internal defects, such as bubbles and cracks, thereby enabling manufacturers to implement objective and traceable quality control processes. By analyzing samples of non-polished sapphire, spinel, and mineral glass, Scientific Visual provides valuable defect distribution figures and quality control services. Founded in 2010, the company aims to improve processing efficiency and reduce production costs for its clients by streamlining supply chains and enhancing product quality.
Arktis Radiation Detectors Ltd designs and manufactures advanced detection systems that accurately identify and categorize radiological and nuclear materials. The company specializes in platform technologies for detecting ionizing radiation, including neutron and gamma radiation, utilizing compressed noble gas to enhance detection capabilities. Arktis offers a range of products, including detector modules, data acquisition systems, radiation portal monitors, and mobile monitoring systems. Its solutions are applicable across various sectors, such as border and transportation security, nuclear power, health physics, and environmental monitoring. Additionally, Arktis provides consulting services related to threat mitigation, radiation shielding, and health physics to both businesses and governments. Founded in 2007 and based in Zurich, Switzerland, Arktis is committed to improving safety and security through innovative radiation detection technologies.
Scientific Visual SA, based in Lausanne, Switzerland, specializes in developing quality control systems for optical materials, particularly sapphire, to enhance production processes in the watch, LED, and smartphone industries. The company offers advanced technologies such as the SapphiroScope, a semi-automatic workstation scanner for inspecting sapphire ingots, and SapphiroScan, which automatically detects defects in watch sapphire covers. These systems allow for the early identification and quantification of internal defects, such as bubbles and cracks, thereby enabling manufacturers to implement objective and traceable quality control processes. By analyzing samples of non-polished sapphire, spinel, and mineral glass, Scientific Visual provides valuable defect distribution figures and quality control services. Founded in 2010, the company aims to improve processing efficiency and reduce production costs for its clients by streamlining supply chains and enhancing product quality.
GoBeyond is a FinTech company based in Zurich, Switzerland, founded in 2008, that specializes in transforming angel investing into a scalable asset class accessible to both novice and experienced investors. It provides a comprehensive deal platform along with portfolio management tools, syndication and pooling options, due diligence services, and investment monitoring. GoBeyond serves a diverse clientele, including individuals, family offices, professional groups, and corporations, and operates actively in the EU, Switzerland, and the US. Additionally, the company offers educational training modules in 11 categories to enhance the skills of angel investors. GoBeyond seeks investment opportunities across various sectors, including environment, health, education, food, housing, services, medtech, biotech, technology, and luxury.
MOVU is a removal and cleaning service provider with online bookings. The company gets more than 1500 relocation requests per month. It partners with Swisscom, the Post, Helvetia, UBS, and Immoscout24. The firm offers its users with customer service representatives named Move Captains that helps its consumers. The person listens, clarifies, and intermediates between the user and the movers and provides correct solutions for every problem. Reviews of former clients as well as the price comparison between providers helps its users agree decisions.
MOVU is a Switzerland-based company that was founded in 2014 by Laurent Decrue and Nenad Nikolic.
Fastree3D SA is a Swiss company founded in 2013, specializing in the manufacture of advanced 3D imaging sensors that facilitate the recognition and localization of fast-moving objects in real time. These sensors are essential for driving assistance systems and autonomous navigation, allowing vehicles and machines to monitor their surroundings effectively. The company develops a software development kit that integrates a photo-sensor module, illumination, and an embedded software pre-processing unit, enabling partners to create sophisticated vision applications. Fastree3D operates as a fabless semiconductor firm and is a spin-off from EPFL Lausanne, with a subsidiary that collaborates on research projects with TU-Delft in the Netherlands.
Mininavident AG, based in Basel, Switzerland, specializes in developing handheld navigation systems for the precise implantation of dental implants. Its innovative system integrates a miniaturized design with a tablet computer that offers real-time visualization, thereby facilitating a seamless connection between 3D implant planning and the surgical process. This technology ensures sub-millimeter accuracy in position, angulation, and depth control, supporting both experienced surgeons and general practitioners in the field of dental implantology. By enhancing precision during invasive procedures, Mininavident's solutions not only improve surgical outcomes but also prioritize patient comfort.
Arktis Radiation Detectors Ltd designs and manufactures advanced detection systems that accurately identify and categorize radiological and nuclear materials. The company specializes in platform technologies for detecting ionizing radiation, including neutron and gamma radiation, utilizing compressed noble gas to enhance detection capabilities. Arktis offers a range of products, including detector modules, data acquisition systems, radiation portal monitors, and mobile monitoring systems. Its solutions are applicable across various sectors, such as border and transportation security, nuclear power, health physics, and environmental monitoring. Additionally, Arktis provides consulting services related to threat mitigation, radiation shielding, and health physics to both businesses and governments. Founded in 2007 and based in Zurich, Switzerland, Arktis is committed to improving safety and security through innovative radiation detection technologies.
BEAT Fitness is Lausanne’s first pay-as-you-go fitness studio offering 45-minute Spinning, HIIT and Yoga workouts.
The Faction Collective SA designs and manufactures high-performance skis, helmets, poles, clothing, and accessories for skiing enthusiasts. Established in 2006 and headquartered in Verbier, Switzerland, the company operates additional locations in Breckenridge, Colorado; Whistler and Whitewater, Canada; and Snowpark, New Zealand. Faction products are sold online across Europe, the United States, and Canada, as well as through various dealers in several European countries. With a strong focus on social and environmental sustainability, Faction is committed to producing innovative ski equipment that enhances the skiing experience. Their offerings include a diverse range of all-mountain, freeride, and freestyle skis manufactured using lightweight materials and recycled components. The company collaborates with industry experts, such as the Swiss helmet manufacturer TSG and renowned skier Candide Thovex, to continually advance their product line while maintaining a dedication to performance and quality.
Flyability SA, founded in 2014 and based in Lausanne, Switzerland, specializes in the development and manufacturing of collision-tolerant flying robots designed for industrial inspections. The company’s flagship product, Elios, enables professionals to safely conduct inspections in complex, cluttered, or indoor environments, minimizing the need for human entry into hazardous spaces. Flyability’s technology addresses significant risks associated with drone operations, such as collisions and injuries, thereby facilitating safe drone usage in urban settings and in proximity to people. The company primarily serves the industrial inspection market, focusing on sectors such as power generation, oil and gas, and maritime infrastructure. Additionally, Flyability is involved in search and rescue and security operations, allowing for assessments of emergency situations without endangering human lives. The company has received numerous accolades for its innovative solutions, including the Drones for Good Award.
MOVU is a removal and cleaning service provider with online bookings. The company gets more than 1500 relocation requests per month. It partners with Swisscom, the Post, Helvetia, UBS, and Immoscout24. The firm offers its users with customer service representatives named Move Captains that helps its consumers. The person listens, clarifies, and intermediates between the user and the movers and provides correct solutions for every problem. Reviews of former clients as well as the price comparison between providers helps its users agree decisions.
MOVU is a Switzerland-based company that was founded in 2014 by Laurent Decrue and Nenad Nikolic.
Cellestia Biotech AG, a biopharmaceutical company, engages in the development of anti-cancer drugs that modulate the NOTCH signaling pathway for the treatment of oncology and immunological disorders. The company focuses on developing its lead development candidate CB-103, which is a small molecule drug candidate. Its CB-103 is a novel oral pan-NOTCH inhibitor for the treatment of NOTCH dependent leukemia, lymphoma, and solid tumors. The company also focuses on developing NOTCH-specific PD biomarkers and diagnostics for patient selection. Cellestia Biotech AG was founded in 2014 and is headquartered in Basel, Switzerland with an additional location in Lausanne.
Scientific Visual SA, based in Lausanne, Switzerland, specializes in developing quality control systems for optical materials, particularly sapphire, to enhance production processes in the watch, LED, and smartphone industries. The company offers advanced technologies such as the SapphiroScope, a semi-automatic workstation scanner for inspecting sapphire ingots, and SapphiroScan, which automatically detects defects in watch sapphire covers. These systems allow for the early identification and quantification of internal defects, such as bubbles and cracks, thereby enabling manufacturers to implement objective and traceable quality control processes. By analyzing samples of non-polished sapphire, spinel, and mineral glass, Scientific Visual provides valuable defect distribution figures and quality control services. Founded in 2010, the company aims to improve processing efficiency and reduce production costs for its clients by streamlining supply chains and enhancing product quality.
Safe Swiss Cloud is a provider of secure cloud computing services based in Switzerland, specializing in Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) and IT security solutions. The company offers innovative compute and storage options hosted in secure data centers that comply with Swiss and European regulatory frameworks. Their services include virtual data centers equipped with firewalls, routers, and networks, allowing various sectors such as banking, healthcare, software development, and manufacturing to quickly create servers and initiate operations. By prioritizing security and compliance, Safe Swiss Cloud aims to meet the needs of large corporations and IT service providers, ensuring a reliable and efficient cloud environment.
Saphetor SA is a precision medicine company based in Lausanne, Switzerland, founded in 2014. It specializes in genome-scale analysis utilizing Next Generation Sequencing (NGS) techniques. The company provides data-driven solutions that assist clinicians in making faster and more accurate diagnoses, particularly for cancer and challenging conditions such as rare diseases and cognitive impairment. Saphetor’s platform enables the analysis, annotation, and interpretation of genetic variants, facilitating the identification of the causes of genetic diseases and cancer. Its technology supports the selection of optimal therapies, stratification of patients for clinical trials, and aids in drug development by discovering and validating new drug targets and biomarkers. Through its comprehensive suite of services, Saphetor aims to enhance patient care and streamline the diagnostic journey.
MOVU is a removal and cleaning service provider with online bookings. The company gets more than 1500 relocation requests per month. It partners with Swisscom, the Post, Helvetia, UBS, and Immoscout24. The firm offers its users with customer service representatives named Move Captains that helps its consumers. The person listens, clarifies, and intermediates between the user and the movers and provides correct solutions for every problem. Reviews of former clients as well as the price comparison between providers helps its users agree decisions.
MOVU is a Switzerland-based company that was founded in 2014 by Laurent Decrue and Nenad Nikolic.
DomoHealth is a company that specializes in smart home care services aimed at enhancing the quality of life for seniors and their families. Founded in 2011 by Edouard Goupy and Guillaume DuPasquier, the company emerged from personal experiences that highlighted the need for better care solutions. Between 2012 and 2014, DomoHealth conducted extensive trials and feasibility studies across various European countries, receiving validations from care networks, hospitals, and families. Since 2015, the company has marketed its services through a partner network in Europe, emphasizing a collaborative approach that involves listening to the needs of seniors, families, doctors, and nurses. DomoHealth has demonstrated the effectiveness of its services through partnerships with care networks and has been recognized as an expert in homecare within the framework of the European Commission's AAL program.
Mininavident AG, based in Basel, Switzerland, specializes in developing handheld navigation systems for the precise implantation of dental implants. Its innovative system integrates a miniaturized design with a tablet computer that offers real-time visualization, thereby facilitating a seamless connection between 3D implant planning and the surgical process. This technology ensures sub-millimeter accuracy in position, angulation, and depth control, supporting both experienced surgeons and general practitioners in the field of dental implantology. By enhancing precision during invasive procedures, Mininavident's solutions not only improve surgical outcomes but also prioritize patient comfort.
The Faction Collective SA designs and manufactures high-performance skis, helmets, poles, clothing, and accessories for skiing enthusiasts. Established in 2006 and headquartered in Verbier, Switzerland, the company operates additional locations in Breckenridge, Colorado; Whistler and Whitewater, Canada; and Snowpark, New Zealand. Faction products are sold online across Europe, the United States, and Canada, as well as through various dealers in several European countries. With a strong focus on social and environmental sustainability, Faction is committed to producing innovative ski equipment that enhances the skiing experience. Their offerings include a diverse range of all-mountain, freeride, and freestyle skis manufactured using lightweight materials and recycled components. The company collaborates with industry experts, such as the Swiss helmet manufacturer TSG and renowned skier Candide Thovex, to continually advance their product line while maintaining a dedication to performance and quality.
MOVU is a removal and cleaning service provider with online bookings. The company gets more than 1500 relocation requests per month. It partners with Swisscom, the Post, Helvetia, UBS, and Immoscout24. The firm offers its users with customer service representatives named Move Captains that helps its consumers. The person listens, clarifies, and intermediates between the user and the movers and provides correct solutions for every problem. Reviews of former clients as well as the price comparison between providers helps its users agree decisions.
MOVU is a Switzerland-based company that was founded in 2014 by Laurent Decrue and Nenad Nikolic.
Flyability SA, founded in 2014 and based in Lausanne, Switzerland, specializes in the development and manufacturing of collision-tolerant flying robots designed for industrial inspections. The company’s flagship product, Elios, enables professionals to safely conduct inspections in complex, cluttered, or indoor environments, minimizing the need for human entry into hazardous spaces. Flyability’s technology addresses significant risks associated with drone operations, such as collisions and injuries, thereby facilitating safe drone usage in urban settings and in proximity to people. The company primarily serves the industrial inspection market, focusing on sectors such as power generation, oil and gas, and maritime infrastructure. Additionally, Flyability is involved in search and rescue and security operations, allowing for assessments of emergency situations without endangering human lives. The company has received numerous accolades for its innovative solutions, including the Drones for Good Award.
The Faction Collective SA designs and manufactures high-performance skis, helmets, poles, clothing, and accessories for skiing enthusiasts. Established in 2006 and headquartered in Verbier, Switzerland, the company operates additional locations in Breckenridge, Colorado; Whistler and Whitewater, Canada; and Snowpark, New Zealand. Faction products are sold online across Europe, the United States, and Canada, as well as through various dealers in several European countries. With a strong focus on social and environmental sustainability, Faction is committed to producing innovative ski equipment that enhances the skiing experience. Their offerings include a diverse range of all-mountain, freeride, and freestyle skis manufactured using lightweight materials and recycled components. The company collaborates with industry experts, such as the Swiss helmet manufacturer TSG and renowned skier Candide Thovex, to continually advance their product line while maintaining a dedication to performance and quality.
ActLight SA develops photodetectors and photovoltaic energy harvesting technology. The company develops Dynamic PhotoDiode (DPD) technology that offers technological solutions in photonics bringing light sensing to completely new level; and solar modules. Its DPD technology is used in various applications, including heart rate sensors, barcode readers, proximity sensors, gesture control sensors, light data transfer, on-chip optical data transfer, and 3D-imaging. The company also provides supporting services, such as design and technology advice for its customers. It serves electronics companies in the consumer and enterprise market space. ActLight SA was founded in 2010 and is based in Lausanne, Switzerland.
CashSentinel SA, founded in 2012 and headquartered in Yverdon-les-Bains, Switzerland, offers an online payment service designed for mobile phone users to facilitate the buying and selling of used vehicles. The company operates using a B2B2C distribution model and processes hundreds of transactions amounting to millions of Euros each month. Its client base includes notable partners from various sectors, including e-commerce, banking, payment, and insurance. Key clients and partners include Société Générale, Ewigo, Band of Boats, CGI Finance, Allianz, AutoScout24, and SIX Payment Services. Through its innovative smart-contract payment solutions, CashSentinel streamlines transactions and enhances security for users in the vehicle market.
LockStyler is a company that offers a specialized hair locks coloring device aimed at hairdressers for the purposes of highlighting and lowlighting. Launched in 2014, the device consists of an applicator, cartridge, and base, designed for ease of use and precision. Manufactured in Montreux, Switzerland, LockStyler enables hair professionals to apply highlights efficiently with a single tool, streamlining the coloring process and enhancing the overall experience for both stylists and clients.
Safe Swiss Cloud is a provider of secure cloud computing services based in Switzerland, specializing in Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) and IT security solutions. The company offers innovative compute and storage options hosted in secure data centers that comply with Swiss and European regulatory frameworks. Their services include virtual data centers equipped with firewalls, routers, and networks, allowing various sectors such as banking, healthcare, software development, and manufacturing to quickly create servers and initiate operations. By prioritizing security and compliance, Safe Swiss Cloud aims to meet the needs of large corporations and IT service providers, ensuring a reliable and efficient cloud environment.
The Faction Collective SA designs and manufactures high-performance skis, helmets, poles, clothing, and accessories for skiing enthusiasts. Established in 2006 and headquartered in Verbier, Switzerland, the company operates additional locations in Breckenridge, Colorado; Whistler and Whitewater, Canada; and Snowpark, New Zealand. Faction products are sold online across Europe, the United States, and Canada, as well as through various dealers in several European countries. With a strong focus on social and environmental sustainability, Faction is committed to producing innovative ski equipment that enhances the skiing experience. Their offerings include a diverse range of all-mountain, freeride, and freestyle skis manufactured using lightweight materials and recycled components. The company collaborates with industry experts, such as the Swiss helmet manufacturer TSG and renowned skier Candide Thovex, to continually advance their product line while maintaining a dedication to performance and quality.
Fastree3D SA is a Swiss company founded in 2013, specializing in the manufacture of advanced 3D imaging sensors that facilitate the recognition and localization of fast-moving objects in real time. These sensors are essential for driving assistance systems and autonomous navigation, allowing vehicles and machines to monitor their surroundings effectively. The company develops a software development kit that integrates a photo-sensor module, illumination, and an embedded software pre-processing unit, enabling partners to create sophisticated vision applications. Fastree3D operates as a fabless semiconductor firm and is a spin-off from EPFL Lausanne, with a subsidiary that collaborates on research projects with TU-Delft in the Netherlands.
Mininavident AG, based in Basel, Switzerland, specializes in developing handheld navigation systems for the precise implantation of dental implants. Its innovative system integrates a miniaturized design with a tablet computer that offers real-time visualization, thereby facilitating a seamless connection between 3D implant planning and the surgical process. This technology ensures sub-millimeter accuracy in position, angulation, and depth control, supporting both experienced surgeons and general practitioners in the field of dental implantology. By enhancing precision during invasive procedures, Mininavident's solutions not only improve surgical outcomes but also prioritize patient comfort.
Flyability SA, founded in 2014 and based in Lausanne, Switzerland, specializes in the development and manufacturing of collision-tolerant flying robots designed for industrial inspections. The company’s flagship product, Elios, enables professionals to safely conduct inspections in complex, cluttered, or indoor environments, minimizing the need for human entry into hazardous spaces. Flyability’s technology addresses significant risks associated with drone operations, such as collisions and injuries, thereby facilitating safe drone usage in urban settings and in proximity to people. The company primarily serves the industrial inspection market, focusing on sectors such as power generation, oil and gas, and maritime infrastructure. Additionally, Flyability is involved in search and rescue and security operations, allowing for assessments of emergency situations without endangering human lives. The company has received numerous accolades for its innovative solutions, including the Drones for Good Award.
Medirio is a Switzerland-based company founded in 2013 that specializes in developing innovative drug delivery systems for insulin management. Their portable device serves as an alternative to traditional insulin pens and syringes, allowing diabetic patients to manage their insulin injections more easily and discreetly. The device is activated by a hand-held controller and features the capability to wirelessly store and share therapy record data, enhancing both efficiency and therapy control. By providing a lightweight and compact solution, Medirio aims to simplify the medication process, improving the overall user experience for individuals managing diabetes.
LockStyler is a company that offers a specialized hair locks coloring device aimed at hairdressers for the purposes of highlighting and lowlighting. Launched in 2014, the device consists of an applicator, cartridge, and base, designed for ease of use and precision. Manufactured in Montreux, Switzerland, LockStyler enables hair professionals to apply highlights efficiently with a single tool, streamlining the coloring process and enhancing the overall experience for both stylists and clients.
Safe Swiss Cloud is a provider of secure cloud computing services based in Switzerland, specializing in Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) and IT security solutions. The company offers innovative compute and storage options hosted in secure data centers that comply with Swiss and European regulatory frameworks. Their services include virtual data centers equipped with firewalls, routers, and networks, allowing various sectors such as banking, healthcare, software development, and manufacturing to quickly create servers and initiate operations. By prioritizing security and compliance, Safe Swiss Cloud aims to meet the needs of large corporations and IT service providers, ensuring a reliable and efficient cloud environment.
BugBuster SA is a Switzerland-based company that specializes in automated testing and monitoring of web applications through its innovative platform. Founded in 2011 as a spinoff from the Operating Systems Laboratory at EPFL, BugBuster enables web professionals to create functional tests without the need for coding, manage comprehensive test plans, and receive detailed bug reports. The platform also allows for the monitoring of live websites, providing instant notifications when issues arise. By focusing on automating the testing process, BugBuster aims to significantly reduce the reliance on manually written test cases, thereby streamlining the application testing process. In 2015, BugBuster became a subsidiary of AppDynamics, Inc.
LockStyler is a company that offers a specialized hair locks coloring device aimed at hairdressers for the purposes of highlighting and lowlighting. Launched in 2014, the device consists of an applicator, cartridge, and base, designed for ease of use and precision. Manufactured in Montreux, Switzerland, LockStyler enables hair professionals to apply highlights efficiently with a single tool, streamlining the coloring process and enhancing the overall experience for both stylists and clients.
DomoHealth is a company that specializes in smart home care services aimed at enhancing the quality of life for seniors and their families. Founded in 2011 by Edouard Goupy and Guillaume DuPasquier, the company emerged from personal experiences that highlighted the need for better care solutions. Between 2012 and 2014, DomoHealth conducted extensive trials and feasibility studies across various European countries, receiving validations from care networks, hospitals, and families. Since 2015, the company has marketed its services through a partner network in Europe, emphasizing a collaborative approach that involves listening to the needs of seniors, families, doctors, and nurses. DomoHealth has demonstrated the effectiveness of its services through partnerships with care networks and has been recognized as an expert in homecare within the framework of the European Commission's AAL program.
The Faction Collective SA designs and manufactures high-performance skis, helmets, poles, clothing, and accessories for skiing enthusiasts. Established in 2006 and headquartered in Verbier, Switzerland, the company operates additional locations in Breckenridge, Colorado; Whistler and Whitewater, Canada; and Snowpark, New Zealand. Faction products are sold online across Europe, the United States, and Canada, as well as through various dealers in several European countries. With a strong focus on social and environmental sustainability, Faction is committed to producing innovative ski equipment that enhances the skiing experience. Their offerings include a diverse range of all-mountain, freeride, and freestyle skis manufactured using lightweight materials and recycled components. The company collaborates with industry experts, such as the Swiss helmet manufacturer TSG and renowned skier Candide Thovex, to continually advance their product line while maintaining a dedication to performance and quality.
The Faction Collective SA designs and manufactures high-performance skis, helmets, poles, clothing, and accessories for skiing enthusiasts. Established in 2006 and headquartered in Verbier, Switzerland, the company operates additional locations in Breckenridge, Colorado; Whistler and Whitewater, Canada; and Snowpark, New Zealand. Faction products are sold online across Europe, the United States, and Canada, as well as through various dealers in several European countries. With a strong focus on social and environmental sustainability, Faction is committed to producing innovative ski equipment that enhances the skiing experience. Their offerings include a diverse range of all-mountain, freeride, and freestyle skis manufactured using lightweight materials and recycled components. The company collaborates with industry experts, such as the Swiss helmet manufacturer TSG and renowned skier Candide Thovex, to continually advance their product line while maintaining a dedication to performance and quality.
Lemoptix develops, sells and licenses next-generation micro-opto-electromechanical systems (MOEMS) - based laser scanning and microprojection technologies for the consumer and automotive markets. Lemoptix MVIEW, world’s smallest laser microprojection systems are ideal for integration by automotive Tier 1/2 players, OEMs and ODMs (original design manufacturers) into various demanding applications such as head-up displays in cars or embedded projection systems in mobile devices. Embedded projection displays will enable the projection of content and information directly from the device on any nearby surface, enabling users to conveniently view and share information and content without the typical limitations of physical displays. Furthermore, Lemoptix is actively developing solutions and collaborating with industry partners in the area of wearable displays for smartglasses- type applications. Lemoptix is a spin-off from the renowned Swiss Federal Institute of Technology (EPFL, Ecole Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne), is based in Lausanne, Switzerland and grows within a world-leading cluster of micro- and nanotechnology companies and institutions. Lemoptix is backed by high-level private investors and Swisscom Ventures.
BugBuster SA is a Switzerland-based company that specializes in automated testing and monitoring of web applications through its innovative platform. Founded in 2011 as a spinoff from the Operating Systems Laboratory at EPFL, BugBuster enables web professionals to create functional tests without the need for coding, manage comprehensive test plans, and receive detailed bug reports. The platform also allows for the monitoring of live websites, providing instant notifications when issues arise. By focusing on automating the testing process, BugBuster aims to significantly reduce the reliance on manually written test cases, thereby streamlining the application testing process. In 2015, BugBuster became a subsidiary of AppDynamics, Inc.
DomoHealth is a company that specializes in smart home care services aimed at enhancing the quality of life for seniors and their families. Founded in 2011 by Edouard Goupy and Guillaume DuPasquier, the company emerged from personal experiences that highlighted the need for better care solutions. Between 2012 and 2014, DomoHealth conducted extensive trials and feasibility studies across various European countries, receiving validations from care networks, hospitals, and families. Since 2015, the company has marketed its services through a partner network in Europe, emphasizing a collaborative approach that involves listening to the needs of seniors, families, doctors, and nurses. DomoHealth has demonstrated the effectiveness of its services through partnerships with care networks and has been recognized as an expert in homecare within the framework of the European Commission's AAL program.
The Faction Collective SA designs and manufactures high-performance skis, helmets, poles, clothing, and accessories for skiing enthusiasts. Established in 2006 and headquartered in Verbier, Switzerland, the company operates additional locations in Breckenridge, Colorado; Whistler and Whitewater, Canada; and Snowpark, New Zealand. Faction products are sold online across Europe, the United States, and Canada, as well as through various dealers in several European countries. With a strong focus on social and environmental sustainability, Faction is committed to producing innovative ski equipment that enhances the skiing experience. Their offerings include a diverse range of all-mountain, freeride, and freestyle skis manufactured using lightweight materials and recycled components. The company collaborates with industry experts, such as the Swiss helmet manufacturer TSG and renowned skier Candide Thovex, to continually advance their product line while maintaining a dedication to performance and quality.
Sensima Technology is a Switzerland-based company that specializes in designing and supplying advanced magnetic sensors for angle measurement and three-dimensional magnetic field sensing. Its product line includes MagAlpha, a sensor that instantly detects and delivers angle values in a digital format. Sensima's magnetic sensor technologies are utilized in a variety of applications, including rotary encoders and electronically commutated motors. The company serves multiple industries, such as automotive, industrial, and cloud computing, providing innovative solutions to meet their sensing needs.
The Faction Collective SA designs and manufactures high-performance skis, helmets, poles, clothing, and accessories for skiing enthusiasts. Established in 2006 and headquartered in Verbier, Switzerland, the company operates additional locations in Breckenridge, Colorado; Whistler and Whitewater, Canada; and Snowpark, New Zealand. Faction products are sold online across Europe, the United States, and Canada, as well as through various dealers in several European countries. With a strong focus on social and environmental sustainability, Faction is committed to producing innovative ski equipment that enhances the skiing experience. Their offerings include a diverse range of all-mountain, freeride, and freestyle skis manufactured using lightweight materials and recycled components. The company collaborates with industry experts, such as the Swiss helmet manufacturer TSG and renowned skier Candide Thovex, to continually advance their product line while maintaining a dedication to performance and quality.
Ecowizz serves the daily environmental protection of individuals (households, families, small businesses) by offering them interactive communication solutions that reduce energy consumption.
The Faction Collective SA designs and manufactures high-performance skis, helmets, poles, clothing, and accessories for skiing enthusiasts. Established in 2006 and headquartered in Verbier, Switzerland, the company operates additional locations in Breckenridge, Colorado; Whistler and Whitewater, Canada; and Snowpark, New Zealand. Faction products are sold online across Europe, the United States, and Canada, as well as through various dealers in several European countries. With a strong focus on social and environmental sustainability, Faction is committed to producing innovative ski equipment that enhances the skiing experience. Their offerings include a diverse range of all-mountain, freeride, and freestyle skis manufactured using lightweight materials and recycled components. The company collaborates with industry experts, such as the Swiss helmet manufacturer TSG and renowned skier Candide Thovex, to continually advance their product line while maintaining a dedication to performance and quality.
Sensimed AG is a medical devices company based in Lausanne, Switzerland, founded in 2003. The company specializes in the design, development, and commercialization of integrated micro-systems for medical applications, particularly focusing on glaucoma management. Its flagship product, the SENSIMED Triggerfish, is a soft, single-use contact lens that enables continuous monitoring of intraocular pressure (IOP) fluctuations in glaucoma patients over a 24-hour period. The Triggerfish system includes disposable sensors, an adhesive antenna for communication, a battery-powered recorder for data collection, and software for data management and analysis. Sensimed aims to enhance personalized treatment for glaucoma patients by analyzing the collected data to identify pathological patterns and improve clinical outcomes. The company's products are distributed through partners across Europe, Asia-Pacific, the Middle East, and the Americas. As of December 2019, Sensimed operates as a subsidiary of SEED Co., Ltd.
Shadow Government is spearheading an entirely new form of social gaming based on the gamification of real countries, systems, and worldwide events. They build real world impact games blurring the lines between reality, governance and entertainment. Shadow Government Ltd. was founded in 2011 and has offices in New York City and Zurich.
Sensima Technology is a Switzerland-based company that specializes in designing and supplying advanced magnetic sensors for angle measurement and three-dimensional magnetic field sensing. Its product line includes MagAlpha, a sensor that instantly detects and delivers angle values in a digital format. Sensima's magnetic sensor technologies are utilized in a variety of applications, including rotary encoders and electronically commutated motors. The company serves multiple industries, such as automotive, industrial, and cloud computing, providing innovative solutions to meet their sensing needs.
The Faction Collective SA designs and manufactures high-performance skis, helmets, poles, clothing, and accessories for skiing enthusiasts. Established in 2006 and headquartered in Verbier, Switzerland, the company operates additional locations in Breckenridge, Colorado; Whistler and Whitewater, Canada; and Snowpark, New Zealand. Faction products are sold online across Europe, the United States, and Canada, as well as through various dealers in several European countries. With a strong focus on social and environmental sustainability, Faction is committed to producing innovative ski equipment that enhances the skiing experience. Their offerings include a diverse range of all-mountain, freeride, and freestyle skis manufactured using lightweight materials and recycled components. The company collaborates with industry experts, such as the Swiss helmet manufacturer TSG and renowned skier Candide Thovex, to continually advance their product line while maintaining a dedication to performance and quality.
Shadow Government is spearheading an entirely new form of social gaming based on the gamification of real countries, systems, and worldwide events. They build real world impact games blurring the lines between reality, governance and entertainment. Shadow Government Ltd. was founded in 2011 and has offices in New York City and Zurich.
Lemoptix develops, sells and licenses next-generation micro-opto-electromechanical systems (MOEMS) - based laser scanning and microprojection technologies for the consumer and automotive markets. Lemoptix MVIEW, world’s smallest laser microprojection systems are ideal for integration by automotive Tier 1/2 players, OEMs and ODMs (original design manufacturers) into various demanding applications such as head-up displays in cars or embedded projection systems in mobile devices. Embedded projection displays will enable the projection of content and information directly from the device on any nearby surface, enabling users to conveniently view and share information and content without the typical limitations of physical displays. Furthermore, Lemoptix is actively developing solutions and collaborating with industry partners in the area of wearable displays for smartglasses- type applications. Lemoptix is a spin-off from the renowned Swiss Federal Institute of Technology (EPFL, Ecole Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne), is based in Lausanne, Switzerland and grows within a world-leading cluster of micro- and nanotechnology companies and institutions. Lemoptix is backed by high-level private investors and Swisscom Ventures.
Shadow Government is spearheading an entirely new form of social gaming based on the gamification of real countries, systems, and worldwide events. They build real world impact games blurring the lines between reality, governance and entertainment. Shadow Government Ltd. was founded in 2011 and has offices in New York City and Zurich.
Sensimed AG is a medical devices company based in Lausanne, Switzerland, founded in 2003. The company specializes in the design, development, and commercialization of integrated micro-systems for medical applications, particularly focusing on glaucoma management. Its flagship product, the SENSIMED Triggerfish, is a soft, single-use contact lens that enables continuous monitoring of intraocular pressure (IOP) fluctuations in glaucoma patients over a 24-hour period. The Triggerfish system includes disposable sensors, an adhesive antenna for communication, a battery-powered recorder for data collection, and software for data management and analysis. Sensimed aims to enhance personalized treatment for glaucoma patients by analyzing the collected data to identify pathological patterns and improve clinical outcomes. The company's products are distributed through partners across Europe, Asia-Pacific, the Middle East, and the Americas. As of December 2019, Sensimed operates as a subsidiary of SEED Co., Ltd.
BioVersys AG operates as a biopharmaceutical company engaged in research and development of small molecules that switch off drug resistance against existing antibiotics. Its portfolio includes transcriptional regulator inhibitory compounds; nosocomial bacterial strains, such as pseudomonas aeruginosa, enterococcus faecium, or acinetobacter baumannii; and drugs for tuberculosis. The company was founded in 2008 and is based in Basel, Switzerland.
Sensimed AG is a medical devices company based in Lausanne, Switzerland, founded in 2003. The company specializes in the design, development, and commercialization of integrated micro-systems for medical applications, particularly focusing on glaucoma management. Its flagship product, the SENSIMED Triggerfish, is a soft, single-use contact lens that enables continuous monitoring of intraocular pressure (IOP) fluctuations in glaucoma patients over a 24-hour period. The Triggerfish system includes disposable sensors, an adhesive antenna for communication, a battery-powered recorder for data collection, and software for data management and analysis. Sensimed aims to enhance personalized treatment for glaucoma patients by analyzing the collected data to identify pathological patterns and improve clinical outcomes. The company's products are distributed through partners across Europe, Asia-Pacific, the Middle East, and the Americas. As of December 2019, Sensimed operates as a subsidiary of SEED Co., Ltd.
Lemoptix develops, sells and licenses next-generation micro-opto-electromechanical systems (MOEMS) - based laser scanning and microprojection technologies for the consumer and automotive markets. Lemoptix MVIEW, world’s smallest laser microprojection systems are ideal for integration by automotive Tier 1/2 players, OEMs and ODMs (original design manufacturers) into various demanding applications such as head-up displays in cars or embedded projection systems in mobile devices. Embedded projection displays will enable the projection of content and information directly from the device on any nearby surface, enabling users to conveniently view and share information and content without the typical limitations of physical displays. Furthermore, Lemoptix is actively developing solutions and collaborating with industry partners in the area of wearable displays for smartglasses- type applications. Lemoptix is a spin-off from the renowned Swiss Federal Institute of Technology (EPFL, Ecole Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne), is based in Lausanne, Switzerland and grows within a world-leading cluster of micro- and nanotechnology companies and institutions. Lemoptix is backed by high-level private investors and Swisscom Ventures.
The Faction Collective SA designs and manufactures high-performance skis, helmets, poles, clothing, and accessories for skiing enthusiasts. Established in 2006 and headquartered in Verbier, Switzerland, the company operates additional locations in Breckenridge, Colorado; Whistler and Whitewater, Canada; and Snowpark, New Zealand. Faction products are sold online across Europe, the United States, and Canada, as well as through various dealers in several European countries. With a strong focus on social and environmental sustainability, Faction is committed to producing innovative ski equipment that enhances the skiing experience. Their offerings include a diverse range of all-mountain, freeride, and freestyle skis manufactured using lightweight materials and recycled components. The company collaborates with industry experts, such as the Swiss helmet manufacturer TSG and renowned skier Candide Thovex, to continually advance their product line while maintaining a dedication to performance and quality.
Gramitech SA develops an isolation material containing grass from meadow. Gramitech SA is based in Orbe, Switzerland.
Lemoptix develops, sells and licenses next-generation micro-opto-electromechanical systems (MOEMS) - based laser scanning and microprojection technologies for the consumer and automotive markets. Lemoptix MVIEW, world’s smallest laser microprojection systems are ideal for integration by automotive Tier 1/2 players, OEMs and ODMs (original design manufacturers) into various demanding applications such as head-up displays in cars or embedded projection systems in mobile devices. Embedded projection displays will enable the projection of content and information directly from the device on any nearby surface, enabling users to conveniently view and share information and content without the typical limitations of physical displays. Furthermore, Lemoptix is actively developing solutions and collaborating with industry partners in the area of wearable displays for smartglasses- type applications. Lemoptix is a spin-off from the renowned Swiss Federal Institute of Technology (EPFL, Ecole Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne), is based in Lausanne, Switzerland and grows within a world-leading cluster of micro- and nanotechnology companies and institutions. Lemoptix is backed by high-level private investors and Swisscom Ventures.