Venture Kick is a private philanthropic initiative based in Zurich, Switzerland, founded in 2007 to support Swiss startups at the pre-seed stage. It provides up to 150,000 Swiss francs in funding and offers structured entrepreneurial training aimed at developing sustainable businesses. Entrepreneurs participate in a competitive process, pitching their ideas up to three times for increasing funding amounts, while receiving valuable feedback from expert juries. To date, Venture Kick has supported 600 startup projects with a total of 24.9 million francs, leading to the incorporation of 454 active companies that have created over 6,000 jobs and attracted approximately 2.49 billion francs in subsequent investments. Companies founded by Venture Kick alumni have notably achieved significant recognition, with 55 percent of the TOP 100 Swiss Startup Award in 2018 represented by these ventures. In 2019, the initiative aimed to allocate 4.35 million francs to support idea-stage projects, facilitating the transition of Swiss scientific innovations to global markets.
CompagOs is focused on enhancing cancer treatment for patients with bone cancer through an innovative in vitro diagnostic tool. Utilizing advanced 3D bioprinting technology, the company creates mineralized bone organoids that replicate the unique cancerous conditions of individual patients within a controlled laboratory environment. This allows for the assessment of drug reactions in a complex bone microenvironment, surpassing the limitations of traditional animal and 2D models. The platform not only aims to personalize treatment options for patients but also serves as a valuable research tool for clinical, pharmaceutical, and biotech sectors. By enabling researchers to evaluate drug efficacy in a realistic and patient-relevant context, CompagOs is positioned to drive advancements in oncology and improve patient outcomes.
a-metal
Grant in 2023
A-metal is a manufacturer of three-dimensional (3D) printers focused on making metal additive manufacturing accessible to a wide range of organizations. The company offers an affordable, compact, and safe laser powder bed fusion (LPBF) machine that features a unique cartridge system for secure powder handling, eliminating the need for a laboratory environment. This innovation allows small and medium enterprises, as well as small research and development departments, to produce small quantities of metal parts for prototypes, testing, and limited production runs. By enhancing accessibility to metal 3D printing, A-metal aims to boost innovation and sustainability within the economy.
Apheros
Grant in 2023
Apheros is a company specializing in metal foam cooling solutions, focusing on innovative manufacturing methods for metal foams that exhibit unique cooling properties. It offers a diverse range of materials, including iron, stainless steel, copper, and nickel, while ensuring that these materials maintain their thermal and electrical conductivity as well as mechanical stability. Apheros aims to support a variety of applications, including cooling, lubrication, and catalysis, particularly in the context of battery materials. Its patent-pending manufacturing approach allows for scalability, enabling clients to develop advanced products that leverage the benefits of metal foam technology.
Bottneuro
Grant in 2021
Bottneuro specializes in developing non-invasive therapies for patients with early to moderate-stage Alzheimer's Disease. The company utilizes its NENI technology platform to create stimulation protocols that employ electrical stimulation of neurons and glial cells in the brain. Additionally, Bottneuro's innovative brain therapy system incorporates plant-based components and features a 3D-printed cap designed for continuous monitoring and targeted delivery of active substances. This approach aims to address the specific needs of Alzheimer's patients, ultimately enhancing their quality of life and improving treatment outcomes.
CompagOs
Convertible Note in 2021
CompagOs is focused on enhancing cancer treatment for patients with bone cancer through an innovative in vitro diagnostic tool. Utilizing advanced 3D bioprinting technology, the company creates mineralized bone organoids that replicate the unique cancerous conditions of individual patients within a controlled laboratory environment. This allows for the assessment of drug reactions in a complex bone microenvironment, surpassing the limitations of traditional animal and 2D models. The platform not only aims to personalize treatment options for patients but also serves as a valuable research tool for clinical, pharmaceutical, and biotech sectors. By enabling researchers to evaluate drug efficacy in a realistic and patient-relevant context, CompagOs is positioned to drive advancements in oncology and improve patient outcomes.
InnoSpina
Grant in 2021
InnoSpina specializes in the design and development of innovative 3D printed implants and surgical guiding instruments aimed at treating chronic back pain efficiently. The company focuses on creating minimally invasive and motion-preserving technologies for spinal disorders. Its products are designed to empower spine surgeons and interventional pain management specialists by providing safe, intuitive instruments that facilitate accurate positioning of implants. This approach simplifies surgical procedures and significantly reduces operative time, allowing surgeons to address chronic back pain in less than 30 minutes.
CompagOs
Grant in 2021
CompagOs is focused on enhancing cancer treatment for patients with bone cancer through an innovative in vitro diagnostic tool. Utilizing advanced 3D bioprinting technology, the company creates mineralized bone organoids that replicate the unique cancerous conditions of individual patients within a controlled laboratory environment. This allows for the assessment of drug reactions in a complex bone microenvironment, surpassing the limitations of traditional animal and 2D models. The platform not only aims to personalize treatment options for patients but also serves as a valuable research tool for clinical, pharmaceutical, and biotech sectors. By enabling researchers to evaluate drug efficacy in a realistic and patient-relevant context, CompagOs is positioned to drive advancements in oncology and improve patient outcomes.
No-touch Robotics
Grant in 2020
No-Touch Robotics specializes in the development and manufacturing of contactless robotic manipulators and grippers designed to handle small and fragile objects without mechanical contact. Their innovative solutions utilize electromechanical transducers and proprietary control software to manipulate, move, and monitor objects, ensuring there is no damage or contamination. This technology is particularly beneficial for automating processes that traditionally required manual handling, such as laboratory tasks in microscopy and 3D printing. By providing a safe and efficient means of object manipulation, No-Touch Robotics aims to enhance automation in various industries, addressing the needs of clients who require precision and care in handling delicate items.
KaleiBox
Grant in 2019
KaleiBox is a Zurich-based company that specializes in the development of three-dimensional optical imaging devices tailored for small-animal imaging. The company offers two main products: a standalone-mode KaleiBox and a hybrid-mode KaleiBox. Both devices facilitate fluorescence tomography through a compact hardware design and advanced software, making them suitable for use in research laboratories, biotechnology industries, agricultural diagnostics, and image-guided surgeries. Drawing inspiration from the kaleidoscope, KaleiBox emphasizes versatility, portability, and aesthetic appeal, aiming to enhance the current workflow of three-dimensional fluorescence imaging, particularly in preclinical settings.
Microcaps
Pre Seed Round in 2019
Microcaps AG is a company based in Zurich, Switzerland, specializing in the development of innovative microencapsulation technology. Founded in 2018, it focuses on creating a scalable production system for precise microcapsules and microparticles using advanced microfluidics. The company's devices enable the fabrication of monodisperse capsules and emulsions of various sizes, providing tailored solutions for drug delivery, probiotic encapsulation, and enhancing the stability of pharmaceutical agents and fragrances in cosmetic products. Microcaps aims to offer a fully automated encapsulation micro-factory that ensures size control and precise dosing, significantly improving production efficiency and throughput rates compared to conventional methods.
Mobbot
Pre Seed Round in 2019
Mobbot SA is a Swiss company founded in 2018, specializing in 3D concrete printing technology for the construction industry. Based in Fribourg, the company has developed a digital fabrication system that allows construction firms to produce custom-made concrete products efficiently. By integrating passive reinforcement and utilizing conventional concrete from ready-mix plants, Mobbot's technology significantly reduces production and installation costs. It enables construction companies to streamline their operations, transforming a task that traditionally takes three days into a process that can be completed in just one hour. Through its innovative approach, Mobbot aims to enhance productivity and cost-effectiveness in infrastructure development.
Neural Concept
Seed Round in 2019
Neural Concept Sàrl is a Swiss company founded in 2018 that specializes in artificial intelligence algorithms for computer-assisted engineering and design. Based in Lausanne, it provides a platform that employs 3D deep learning algorithms to enhance the engineering processes for industries such as automotive, additive manufacturing, energy, and naval-aerospace. By automating and accelerating research and development cycles, Neural Concept aids companies in improving product performance while reducing computational costs. With a dedicated team of over 30 members, the company is committed to transforming industrial engineering through innovative technology.
Spectroplast
Grant in 2019
Spectroplast AG is a Swiss company specializing in the additive printing of pure silicones, offering innovative solutions for a variety of sectors, including healthcare, wearables, industrial components, soft robotics, art, and entertainment. Founded in 2018 and based in Zurich, Spectroplast has developed a unique technology, known as SAMT, that allows for the 3D printing of industry-standard silicones with high precision and performance, without the need for molds. This process not only saves costs and time but also results in zero waste. The company provides a range of silicones with Shore hardness from A0 to A80, available in various colors and transparent options, catering to the specific needs of clients in medical and industrial applications. Through its focus on bridging cutting-edge research and market demands, Spectroplast aims to deliver customized soft material products that meet high performance and quality standards.
Microcaps
Grant in 2018
Microcaps AG is a company based in Zurich, Switzerland, specializing in the development of innovative microencapsulation technology. Founded in 2018, it focuses on creating a scalable production system for precise microcapsules and microparticles using advanced microfluidics. The company's devices enable the fabrication of monodisperse capsules and emulsions of various sizes, providing tailored solutions for drug delivery, probiotic encapsulation, and enhancing the stability of pharmaceutical agents and fragrances in cosmetic products. Microcaps aims to offer a fully automated encapsulation micro-factory that ensures size control and precise dosing, significantly improving production efficiency and throughput rates compared to conventional methods.
Readily3D
Grant in 2018
Readily3D is a Swiss company based in Lausanne, specializing in volumetric 3D printing solutions. Founded in 2020 as a spin-off from the École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne (EPFL), the company has developed innovative printers capable of producing complex, patient-specific devices in under 30 seconds using tomography. Their technology utilizes a liquid photosensitive polymer, which is cured through dynamic light patterns from multiple angles, allowing for the creation of tailored orthoses for patients with hearing loss and surgical models for medical professionals. This approach not only enhances patient care but also streamlines surgical planning, positioning Readily3D as a leader in the advancement of personalized medical devices.
Mobbot
Grant in 2018
Mobbot SA is a Swiss company founded in 2018, specializing in 3D concrete printing technology for the construction industry. Based in Fribourg, the company has developed a digital fabrication system that allows construction firms to produce custom-made concrete products efficiently. By integrating passive reinforcement and utilizing conventional concrete from ready-mix plants, Mobbot's technology significantly reduces production and installation costs. It enables construction companies to streamline their operations, transforming a task that traditionally takes three days into a process that can be completed in just one hour. Through its innovative approach, Mobbot aims to enhance productivity and cost-effectiveness in infrastructure development.
Neural Concept
Grant in 2018
Neural Concept Sàrl is a Swiss company founded in 2018 that specializes in artificial intelligence algorithms for computer-assisted engineering and design. Based in Lausanne, it provides a platform that employs 3D deep learning algorithms to enhance the engineering processes for industries such as automotive, additive manufacturing, energy, and naval-aerospace. By automating and accelerating research and development cycles, Neural Concept aids companies in improving product performance while reducing computational costs. With a dedicated team of over 30 members, the company is committed to transforming industrial engineering through innovative technology.
Mobbot
Grant in 2018
Mobbot SA is a Swiss company founded in 2018, specializing in 3D concrete printing technology for the construction industry. Based in Fribourg, the company has developed a digital fabrication system that allows construction firms to produce custom-made concrete products efficiently. By integrating passive reinforcement and utilizing conventional concrete from ready-mix plants, Mobbot's technology significantly reduces production and installation costs. It enables construction companies to streamline their operations, transforming a task that traditionally takes three days into a process that can be completed in just one hour. Through its innovative approach, Mobbot aims to enhance productivity and cost-effectiveness in infrastructure development.
Microcaps
Grant in 2018
Microcaps AG is a company based in Zurich, Switzerland, specializing in the development of innovative microencapsulation technology. Founded in 2018, it focuses on creating a scalable production system for precise microcapsules and microparticles using advanced microfluidics. The company's devices enable the fabrication of monodisperse capsules and emulsions of various sizes, providing tailored solutions for drug delivery, probiotic encapsulation, and enhancing the stability of pharmaceutical agents and fragrances in cosmetic products. Microcaps aims to offer a fully automated encapsulation micro-factory that ensures size control and precise dosing, significantly improving production efficiency and throughput rates compared to conventional methods.
Neural Concept
Grant in 2018
Neural Concept Sàrl is a Swiss company founded in 2018 that specializes in artificial intelligence algorithms for computer-assisted engineering and design. Based in Lausanne, it provides a platform that employs 3D deep learning algorithms to enhance the engineering processes for industries such as automotive, additive manufacturing, energy, and naval-aerospace. By automating and accelerating research and development cycles, Neural Concept aids companies in improving product performance while reducing computational costs. With a dedicated team of over 30 members, the company is committed to transforming industrial engineering through innovative technology.
SwissProsthetics
Grant in 2018
SwissProsthetics is a MedTech company based in Zurich, Switzerland, specializing in the development of 3D printed prosthetic hands for children and adults with upper limb loss. The company's innovative prostheses feature a modular design, consisting of a shaft that connects to various hand modules tailored for specific activities, such as biking, swimming, and skiing. This modularity allows for an affordable and robust solution, while the fitting process is user-friendly and does not require a specialist, enabling users to engage in daily activities with ease.
Mirrakoi
Pre Seed Round in 2018
Mirrakoi SA is a Swiss company established in 2018 and is a spin-off from the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology in Lausanne. It specializes in developing computer-aided design software, particularly focused on the medical field. The company's flagship product, Rhino3DMedical, facilitates a seamless workflow that allows users to view, analyze, and segment medical images, ultimately enabling the creation of 3D-printable meshes and CAD models from CT and MRI scans. This proprietary software is designed with a user-friendly interface, making it accessible for orthopedic surgical planning and the production of patient-specific anatomical models. Mirrakoi's innovative technology streamlines the process of generating anatomical 3D prints, enhancing both efficiency and precision in medical applications.
MotionTech
Grant in 2018
MotionTech is a company that has developed innovative silicone 3D printing technology aimed at transforming the orthopaedic industry. The company offers a service called "Your Liner," which enables prosthetic technicians worldwide to order customized silicone equipment tailored to individual patient needs. This approach fosters a shift from traditional mass production to mass customization in orthopaedic solutions. MotionTech's technology includes a 3D scanner that accurately captures the shape of a patient's stump, allowing for precise measurements and modifications. These specifications are then used to produce custom-made silicone sleeves that help redistribute pressure and reduce friction, addressing common issues of prosthetic discomfort. Through these advancements, MotionTech aims to enhance the overall experience for both prosthetists and patients.
MotionTech
Pre Seed Round in 2018
MotionTech is a company that has developed innovative silicone 3D printing technology aimed at transforming the orthopaedic industry. The company offers a service called "Your Liner," which enables prosthetic technicians worldwide to order customized silicone equipment tailored to individual patient needs. This approach fosters a shift from traditional mass production to mass customization in orthopaedic solutions. MotionTech's technology includes a 3D scanner that accurately captures the shape of a patient's stump, allowing for precise measurements and modifications. These specifications are then used to produce custom-made silicone sleeves that help redistribute pressure and reduce friction, addressing common issues of prosthetic discomfort. Through these advancements, MotionTech aims to enhance the overall experience for both prosthetists and patients.
CREAL
Grant in 2017
CREAL specializes in the development of near-eye light-field display technology, aimed at enhancing the immersive experience in virtual and mixed reality environments. This innovative technology addresses common issues associated with current headsets, such as eye strain and discomfort, while maintaining a compact form factor and low manufacturing complexity. By projecting true hologram-like 3D images with accurate one-eye depth cues, CREAL's displays enable users to engage comfortably and enjoyably with virtual objects, particularly within their personal space. This advancement represents a significant step forward in creating more realistic and strain-free visual experiences in augmented and virtual reality.
Mirrakoi
Grant in 2017
Mirrakoi SA is a Swiss company established in 2018 and is a spin-off from the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology in Lausanne. It specializes in developing computer-aided design software, particularly focused on the medical field. The company's flagship product, Rhino3DMedical, facilitates a seamless workflow that allows users to view, analyze, and segment medical images, ultimately enabling the creation of 3D-printable meshes and CAD models from CT and MRI scans. This proprietary software is designed with a user-friendly interface, making it accessible for orthopedic surgical planning and the production of patient-specific anatomical models. Mirrakoi's innovative technology streamlines the process of generating anatomical 3D prints, enhancing both efficiency and precision in medical applications.
MotionTech
Grant in 2017
MotionTech is a company that has developed innovative silicone 3D printing technology aimed at transforming the orthopaedic industry. The company offers a service called "Your Liner," which enables prosthetic technicians worldwide to order customized silicone equipment tailored to individual patient needs. This approach fosters a shift from traditional mass production to mass customization in orthopaedic solutions. MotionTech's technology includes a 3D scanner that accurately captures the shape of a patient's stump, allowing for precise measurements and modifications. These specifications are then used to produce custom-made silicone sleeves that help redistribute pressure and reduce friction, addressing common issues of prosthetic discomfort. Through these advancements, MotionTech aims to enhance the overall experience for both prosthetists and patients.
CREAL
Grant in 2017
CREAL specializes in the development of near-eye light-field display technology, aimed at enhancing the immersive experience in virtual and mixed reality environments. This innovative technology addresses common issues associated with current headsets, such as eye strain and discomfort, while maintaining a compact form factor and low manufacturing complexity. By projecting true hologram-like 3D images with accurate one-eye depth cues, CREAL's displays enable users to engage comfortably and enjoyably with virtual objects, particularly within their personal space. This advancement represents a significant step forward in creating more realistic and strain-free visual experiences in augmented and virtual reality.
Mirrakoi
Grant in 2017
Mirrakoi SA is a Swiss company established in 2018 and is a spin-off from the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology in Lausanne. It specializes in developing computer-aided design software, particularly focused on the medical field. The company's flagship product, Rhino3DMedical, facilitates a seamless workflow that allows users to view, analyze, and segment medical images, ultimately enabling the creation of 3D-printable meshes and CAD models from CT and MRI scans. This proprietary software is designed with a user-friendly interface, making it accessible for orthopedic surgical planning and the production of patient-specific anatomical models. Mirrakoi's innovative technology streamlines the process of generating anatomical 3D prints, enhancing both efficiency and precision in medical applications.
Beyond Robotics
Grant in 2017
Beyond Robotics GmbH focuses on designing and developing robotic exoskeletons and wearable robotic technology. Founded in 2017 and based in Switzerland, the company aims to make this technology more accessible and comprehensible to a broader audience. Beyond Robotics offers a variety of products, including the eduexo maker edition, eduexo kits, and component sets, which are available for purchase online. In addition to its product offerings, the company provides services such as system development, consultation, and educational talks to enhance clients' understanding of exoskeleton technology. Through these initiatives, Beyond Robotics seeks to facilitate the use and development of robotic exoskeleton products.
Zero - Digital Manufacturing
Grant in 2016
Zero - Digital Manufacturing provides an automated design platform for 3d printing technology, enabling customers to get uniquely designed pipelines.
CellSpring
Pre Seed Round in 2015
CellSpring is a biotechnology company based in Zurich, Switzerland, focused on enhancing cell-based in vitro studies through innovative technology. Its flagship platform, 3D Bloom, allows for the rapid creation of biomimetic microtissues that are independent of cell type. This platform significantly improves upon traditional 3D cell culture methods by offering faster fabrication, greater reliability, and enhanced versatility. The microtissues developed using 3D Bloom are designed to serve various biological functions, including aiding clinicians in the early diagnosis of cancer. Through its advancements, CellSpring aims to facilitate fundamental improvements in the field of biotechnology and medical research.
Stealth Key
Pre Seed Round in 2014
Stealth Key is a high-tech Swiss company specializing in the development of advanced mechanical security keys and cylinder locks aimed at preventing unauthorized duplication. The company introduces the Stealth Key, recognized as the world's first 3D metal printed key, which is designed to disrupt the traditional security industry. By concealing its mechanical security features, Stealth Key's products are rendered unscannable, thereby enhancing security for users. This innovative approach allows customers to access an affordable and reliable security system, combining cutting-edge technology with practical applications in the field of mechanical security.
CellSpring
Grant in 2014
CellSpring is a biotechnology company based in Zurich, Switzerland, focused on enhancing cell-based in vitro studies through innovative technology. Its flagship platform, 3D Bloom, allows for the rapid creation of biomimetic microtissues that are independent of cell type. This platform significantly improves upon traditional 3D cell culture methods by offering faster fabrication, greater reliability, and enhanced versatility. The microtissues developed using 3D Bloom are designed to serve various biological functions, including aiding clinicians in the early diagnosis of cancer. Through its advancements, CellSpring aims to facilitate fundamental improvements in the field of biotechnology and medical research.
Spectroplast
Grant in 2014
Spectroplast AG is a Swiss company specializing in the additive printing of pure silicones, offering innovative solutions for a variety of sectors, including healthcare, wearables, industrial components, soft robotics, art, and entertainment. Founded in 2018 and based in Zurich, Spectroplast has developed a unique technology, known as SAMT, that allows for the 3D printing of industry-standard silicones with high precision and performance, without the need for molds. This process not only saves costs and time but also results in zero waste. The company provides a range of silicones with Shore hardness from A0 to A80, available in various colors and transparent options, catering to the specific needs of clients in medical and industrial applications. Through its focus on bridging cutting-edge research and market demands, Spectroplast aims to deliver customized soft material products that meet high performance and quality standards.
Astrivis
Grant in 2014
Astrivis specializes in developing real-time 3D software technologies that transform smartphones and tablets into interactive 3D scanners. The company's ecosystem provides comprehensive tools for building tailored 3D scanning infrastructures, catering to the specific requirements of its users. By utilizing advanced scanning technology, Astrivis enables both professionals and individuals to capture photographs and videos that are converted into detailed three-dimensional models. This innovation not only enhances the accuracy of visual representations but also creates new business opportunities and adds value through customized digital solutions.
CellSpring
Grant in 2014
CellSpring is a biotechnology company based in Zurich, Switzerland, focused on enhancing cell-based in vitro studies through innovative technology. Its flagship platform, 3D Bloom, allows for the rapid creation of biomimetic microtissues that are independent of cell type. This platform significantly improves upon traditional 3D cell culture methods by offering faster fabrication, greater reliability, and enhanced versatility. The microtissues developed using 3D Bloom are designed to serve various biological functions, including aiding clinicians in the early diagnosis of cancer. Through its advancements, CellSpring aims to facilitate fundamental improvements in the field of biotechnology and medical research.
Stealth Key
Grant in 2014
Stealth Key is a high-tech Swiss company specializing in the development of advanced mechanical security keys and cylinder locks aimed at preventing unauthorized duplication. The company introduces the Stealth Key, recognized as the world's first 3D metal printed key, which is designed to disrupt the traditional security industry. By concealing its mechanical security features, Stealth Key's products are rendered unscannable, thereby enhancing security for users. This innovative approach allows customers to access an affordable and reliable security system, combining cutting-edge technology with practical applications in the field of mechanical security.
Stealth Key
Grant in 2013
Stealth Key is a high-tech Swiss company specializing in the development of advanced mechanical security keys and cylinder locks aimed at preventing unauthorized duplication. The company introduces the Stealth Key, recognized as the world's first 3D metal printed key, which is designed to disrupt the traditional security industry. By concealing its mechanical security features, Stealth Key's products are rendered unscannable, thereby enhancing security for users. This innovative approach allows customers to access an affordable and reliable security system, combining cutting-edge technology with practical applications in the field of mechanical security.
Scrona
Grant in 2013
Scrona specializes in micro- and nanotechnology, focusing on innovative solutions for both consumer and industrial applications. The company has developed a three-dimensional nano drip printing technology aimed at facilitating fast and cost-effective production processes. Scrona's core competency lies in printhead development, collaborating with partners to offer comprehensive manufacturing equipment and next-generation products. This enables businesses to produce high-quality printed materials efficiently and at reduced costs, contributing to advancements in micro- and nanofabrication.
Mimedis
Grant in 2013
Mimedis AG, founded in 2013 and based in Basel, Switzerland, specializes in the design and manufacture of patient-specific bone implants. The company offers innovative services for surgeons by employing novel design strategies and flexible production processes. Mimedis is dedicated to developing, manufacturing, and selling medical devices tailored to individual patient needs. It emerged as a start-up from the School of Life Sciences at the University of Applied Sciences and Arts Northwestern Switzerland and the University Hospital Basel. As of July 2017, Mimedis operates as a subsidiary of Medartis AG, collaborating with surgeons across various bone-related disciplines to enhance fracture fixation solutions.
Smart Misura
Grant in 2012
Smart Misura is offering 3-D scanning solution for the online sale of shoes.
Scrona
Grant in 2012
Scrona specializes in micro- and nanotechnology, focusing on innovative solutions for both consumer and industrial applications. The company has developed a three-dimensional nano drip printing technology aimed at facilitating fast and cost-effective production processes. Scrona's core competency lies in printhead development, collaborating with partners to offer comprehensive manufacturing equipment and next-generation products. This enables businesses to produce high-quality printed materials efficiently and at reduced costs, contributing to advancements in micro- and nanofabrication.
4D Geosystems
Grant in 2012
4D Geosystems specializes in geo-data processing focused on the analysis of geological systems. The company develops software applications primarily aimed at the oil and mining industries. Its technologies utilize 3D palaeo-geographic models to reconstruct the geological and climatic history of the Earth. This approach allows clients to gain valuable insights into subsurface conditions, aiding in exploration and resource management.
Pix4D
Pre Seed Round in 2012
Pix4D is a software company specializing in aerial image processing, offering solutions that transform standard photographs into professional, geo-referenced images and three-dimensional models. Founded in 2011 as a spinoff of the École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne (EPFL) in Switzerland, Pix4D leverages years of academic research to deliver advanced mapping technology. Their software suite allows users to combine multiple aerial images captured by drones or mobile cameras, facilitating the creation of detailed two-dimensional and three-dimensional environment models. These models serve various applications, including urban planning and environmental monitoring, making Pix4D a leader in photogrammetry and innovative mapping solutions.
SWISSto12
Pre Seed Round in 2012
SWISSto12 SA is a manufacturer of radio frequency (RF) and microwave components and systems, specializing in the production of various antenna types, including horn antennas, airborne Ku and Ka band antenna arrays, and slotted waveguide antennas. The company also offers polymer and metal waveguide products, along with a range of filter products, including diplexers and custom filters. Founded in 2011 as a spin-off from the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology in Lausanne, SWISSto12 utilizes innovative 3D printing techniques to create metal-coated components for (sub)mm-wave signal transmission, enhancing design flexibility while reducing costs and lead times. In addition to its manufacturing capabilities, the company provides integration and testing services, as well as a software solution for material properties extraction. SWISSto12 serves various sectors, including satellite communications, airborne satellites, and research centers, and has operations in Renens, Switzerland, as well as offices in Santa Clara, California, and Rehovot, Israel.
SWISSto12
Grant in 2011
SWISSto12 SA is a manufacturer of radio frequency (RF) and microwave components and systems, specializing in the production of various antenna types, including horn antennas, airborne Ku and Ka band antenna arrays, and slotted waveguide antennas. The company also offers polymer and metal waveguide products, along with a range of filter products, including diplexers and custom filters. Founded in 2011 as a spin-off from the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology in Lausanne, SWISSto12 utilizes innovative 3D printing techniques to create metal-coated components for (sub)mm-wave signal transmission, enhancing design flexibility while reducing costs and lead times. In addition to its manufacturing capabilities, the company provides integration and testing services, as well as a software solution for material properties extraction. SWISSto12 serves various sectors, including satellite communications, airborne satellites, and research centers, and has operations in Renens, Switzerland, as well as offices in Santa Clara, California, and Rehovot, Israel.
Pix4D
Grant in 2011
Pix4D is a software company specializing in aerial image processing, offering solutions that transform standard photographs into professional, geo-referenced images and three-dimensional models. Founded in 2011 as a spinoff of the École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne (EPFL) in Switzerland, Pix4D leverages years of academic research to deliver advanced mapping technology. Their software suite allows users to combine multiple aerial images captured by drones or mobile cameras, facilitating the creation of detailed two-dimensional and three-dimensional environment models. These models serve various applications, including urban planning and environmental monitoring, making Pix4D a leader in photogrammetry and innovative mapping solutions.
SWISSto12
Grant in 2011
SWISSto12 SA is a manufacturer of radio frequency (RF) and microwave components and systems, specializing in the production of various antenna types, including horn antennas, airborne Ku and Ka band antenna arrays, and slotted waveguide antennas. The company also offers polymer and metal waveguide products, along with a range of filter products, including diplexers and custom filters. Founded in 2011 as a spin-off from the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology in Lausanne, SWISSto12 utilizes innovative 3D printing techniques to create metal-coated components for (sub)mm-wave signal transmission, enhancing design flexibility while reducing costs and lead times. In addition to its manufacturing capabilities, the company provides integration and testing services, as well as a software solution for material properties extraction. SWISSto12 serves various sectors, including satellite communications, airborne satellites, and research centers, and has operations in Renens, Switzerland, as well as offices in Santa Clara, California, and Rehovot, Israel.
Pix4D
Grant in 2011
Pix4D is a software company specializing in aerial image processing, offering solutions that transform standard photographs into professional, geo-referenced images and three-dimensional models. Founded in 2011 as a spinoff of the École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne (EPFL) in Switzerland, Pix4D leverages years of academic research to deliver advanced mapping technology. Their software suite allows users to combine multiple aerial images captured by drones or mobile cameras, facilitating the creation of detailed two-dimensional and three-dimensional environment models. These models serve various applications, including urban planning and environmental monitoring, making Pix4D a leader in photogrammetry and innovative mapping solutions.
Vizago Research
Grant in 2011
Vizago Research offers 3D reconstruction and face manipulation technology in the cloud.
Vizago Research
Grant in 2010
Vizago Research offers 3D reconstruction and face manipulation technology in the cloud.
Dacuda
Grant in 2008
Dacuda is a computer vision company based in Zurich, Switzerland, with additional locations in Palo Alto, California, and Shanghai, China. The company specializes in developing software solutions that enhance camera capabilities through real-time 2D and 3D algorithms. Dacuda aims to simplify the process of 3D content creation for consumers, making it as straightforward as capturing a video. Its technology supports app-based scanning, facilitating the adoption of 3D applications in augmented and virtual reality. Additionally, Dacuda's offerings include low-cost solutions that enable high-quality scans, powerful text recognition, and the transformation of printed text and tables into editable formats. This technology streamlines data entry and content sharing for users. Dacuda has received several awards for its innovation and entrepreneurial achievements, highlighting its position as a leader in the software 3D camera market.
REGENHU
Grant in 2007
RegenHU Ltd. is a Swiss biomedical company that specializes in bioprinting technology for applications in tissue engineering, regenerative medicine, and drug discovery. Founded in 2007 and headquartered in Fribourg, with an additional office in Edina, Minnesota, the company develops advanced bioprinting instruments and software solutions, including its 3DDiscovery software suite and the Biofactory platform. RegenHU offers a range of specialized products such as OsteoInk, a calcium phosphate paste for scaffolding, and BioInk, a hydrogel that promotes the growth of various cell types. The company's innovative approach is supported by exclusive patented technologies developed through extensive research in collaboration with international universities and partners, positioning RegenHU as a leader in addressing the challenges of the biomedical industry.
REGENHU
Grant in 2007
RegenHU Ltd. is a Swiss biomedical company that specializes in bioprinting technology for applications in tissue engineering, regenerative medicine, and drug discovery. Founded in 2007 and headquartered in Fribourg, with an additional office in Edina, Minnesota, the company develops advanced bioprinting instruments and software solutions, including its 3DDiscovery software suite and the Biofactory platform. RegenHU offers a range of specialized products such as OsteoInk, a calcium phosphate paste for scaffolding, and BioInk, a hydrogel that promotes the growth of various cell types. The company's innovative approach is supported by exclusive patented technologies developed through extensive research in collaboration with international universities and partners, positioning RegenHU as a leader in addressing the challenges of the biomedical industry.
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