Venture Kick

Venture Kick is a private philanthropic initiative based in Zurich, Switzerland, founded in 2007 to support Swiss startups at the pre-seed stage. It provides up to 150,000 Swiss francs in funding and offers structured entrepreneurial training aimed at developing sustainable businesses. Entrepreneurs participate in a competitive process, pitching their ideas up to three times for increasing funding amounts, while receiving valuable feedback from expert juries. To date, Venture Kick has supported 600 startup projects with a total of 24.9 million francs, leading to the incorporation of 454 active companies that have created over 6,000 jobs and attracted approximately 2.49 billion francs in subsequent investments. Companies founded by Venture Kick alumni have notably achieved significant recognition, with 55 percent of the TOP 100 Swiss Startup Award in 2018 represented by these ventures. In 2019, the initiative aimed to allocate 4.35 million francs to support idea-stage projects, facilitating the transition of Swiss scientific innovations to global markets.

Beat Schillig

Founder

Past deals in Smart Cities

Planeto

Grant in 2023
Planeto is an energy transition company specializing in energy planning software solutions. It focuses on developing energy efficiency software aimed at decarbonizing the heating energy supply in buildings. The company's offerings include district heating and cooling networks that facilitate the connection of buildings to renewable energy sources, thereby enabling clients to achieve a sustainable and clean environment.

Biosimo Chemicals

Pre Seed Round in 2022
Biosimo Chemicals is a chemical engineering start-up focused on the development and operation of processes to produce bio-based platform chemicals. The company aims to create sustainable chemical solutions through innovative catalytic reactions and purification processes. Its flagship technology offers a novel method for producing acetic acid, replacing traditional methods that rely on coal and gas with a process that utilizes ethanol derived from biomass and waste. This advancement provides the chemical, pharmaceutical, and materials industries with a direct alternative to fossil-based resources, aligning with global sustainability goals.

Biosimo Chemicals

Grant in 2022
Biosimo Chemicals is a chemical engineering start-up focused on the development and operation of processes to produce bio-based platform chemicals. The company aims to create sustainable chemical solutions through innovative catalytic reactions and purification processes. Its flagship technology offers a novel method for producing acetic acid, replacing traditional methods that rely on coal and gas with a process that utilizes ethanol derived from biomass and waste. This advancement provides the chemical, pharmaceutical, and materials industries with a direct alternative to fossil-based resources, aligning with global sustainability goals.

Sympheny

Venture Round in 2022
Sympheny is a provider of software-as-a-service solutions and energy planning services designed to assist planners and managers of buildings and urban areas in facilitating the global energy transition. The company leverages a unique combination of digital twin technology and advanced optimization algorithms to enable the efficient design of sector-coupled energy systems at various scales, from individual buildings to entire neighborhoods and cities. By streamlining analyses that traditionally required days into mere hours, Sympheny enhances energy performance outcomes while minimizing risks associated with investment decisions. This efficiency not only supports sustainability objectives but also fosters greater stakeholder engagement and reduces resource expenditures throughout the planning process.

Sympheny

Convertible Note in 2019
Sympheny is a provider of software-as-a-service solutions and energy planning services designed to assist planners and managers of buildings and urban areas in facilitating the global energy transition. The company leverages a unique combination of digital twin technology and advanced optimization algorithms to enable the efficient design of sector-coupled energy systems at various scales, from individual buildings to entire neighborhoods and cities. By streamlining analyses that traditionally required days into mere hours, Sympheny enhances energy performance outcomes while minimizing risks associated with investment decisions. This efficiency not only supports sustainability objectives but also fosters greater stakeholder engagement and reduces resource expenditures throughout the planning process.

Roll2Go

Grant in 2019
Roll2Go is a digital platform focused on the visualization and monitoring of shared micro-mobility services such as bicycles and e-scooters. The company aims to assist cities in understanding and integrating these new mobility options while simplifying collaboration with service providers. Its platform automates various processes, including data collection, visualization, permit management, and safety measures, allowing city authorities to make informed decisions. By offering real-time data analytics and customized reporting, Roll2Go enables effective monitoring of micro-mobility operations and enhances safety through precise tracking. The team at Roll2Go comprises experts in transportation, IT, and business, who bring their diverse skills together to support the long-term success of micro-mobility within urban environments.

SUIND

Grant in 2019
SUIND AG is a Zurich-based company that specializes in developing AI-driven technology to enhance the efficiency and sustainability of agriculture. The company manufactures advanced drone solutions equipped with features such as safe landing, obstacle avoidance, and emergency parachute deployment, which are essential for precision farming. SUIND's technology automates crop analysis and agro-chemical application, significantly reducing manual labor costs and improving yield quality. By leveraging computer vision and smart sensing capabilities, their drones can efficiently navigate complex terrains while providing real-time insights on pest infestations and environmental challenges. This results in substantial reductions in agro-chemical usage and water requirements, while effectively doubling operational efficacy. Through its innovative approach, SUIND empowers food producers to protect crops from threats, minimize losses, and optimize yields.

YASAI

Grant in 2019
YASAI GmbH is a company based in Zurich, Switzerland, that specializes in creating circular vertical farms within urban environments. Established in 2020, YASAI rents out grow space to customers while cultivating a variety of herbs, including Thai basil, mint, coriander, and rosemary, using traditional farming methods. The company emphasizes sustainability by utilizing 90% of wastewater and capturing CO2 emissions from city traffic to promote plant growth, all without the use of harmful pesticides. This approach not only supports local food production but also aims to reduce the environmental footprint of agricultural activities. By providing fresh, locally grown products, YASAI contributes to the development of circular and local food systems, catering to both business-to-business and business-to-consumer customers.

Sympheny

Grant in 2019
Sympheny is a provider of software-as-a-service solutions and energy planning services designed to assist planners and managers of buildings and urban areas in facilitating the global energy transition. The company leverages a unique combination of digital twin technology and advanced optimization algorithms to enable the efficient design of sector-coupled energy systems at various scales, from individual buildings to entire neighborhoods and cities. By streamlining analyses that traditionally required days into mere hours, Sympheny enhances energy performance outcomes while minimizing risks associated with investment decisions. This efficiency not only supports sustainability objectives but also fosters greater stakeholder engagement and reduces resource expenditures throughout the planning process.

TestCompany

Grant in 2019
TestCompany is focused on enhancing the management of urban sewer systems through the application of artificial intelligence. By leveraging deep learning techniques, cloud computing, and data analysis, the company addresses the challenges posed by urbanization. Its innovative approach aims to promote sustainability and resilience within communities, ensuring that urban drainage systems are more efficient and effective in handling the increasing demands of growing populations. Through the integration of advanced technologies, TestCompany seeks to improve infrastructure management and support the long-term viability of urban environments.

Gilytics

Grant in 2018
Gilytics AG is a technology company based in Zurich, Switzerland, that specializes in fast computing and 3D visualization solutions for the complex planning of transportation and energy infrastructures. Founded in 2017, Gilytics offers an interactive web application for automated optimal planning and siting of linear and distributed infrastructure, serving sectors such as transportation networks, oil and gas pipelines, and renewable energy systems like wind and solar. The company's software enhances the planning process by providing interactive and automated services that help identify optimal routes for new transmission lines and facilitate better engagement with authorities and communities through advanced 3D visualizations. This enables power management companies and utilities to effectively plan and manage energy infrastructure.

Swiss Blockchain Technology

Grant in 2018
Swiss Blockchain Technology creates physical products that protect the digital financial assets, the digital identity, the privacy and the communications of individuals and organizations in the digital world. Their products fulfil the high security needs of the new Crypto Finance, Digital Communications and Internet-of-Things international markets.

Hive Power

Grant in 2017
Hive Power is a technology company focused on optimizing energy management through its innovative AI platform, FLEXO. The company's offerings include a blockchain-based energy meter that facilitates energy trading, promoting the use of solar energy and battery storage. This technology supports local energy communities by enhancing operational safety, asset management, and grid stability. Hive Power's solutions contribute to reducing energy costs and maximizing asset value for users while ensuring compliance with power quality standards and enabling features such as current limitation and peak shaving. By integrating smart technologies, Hive Power aims to streamline the management of various grid-connected devices, including electric vehicle charging systems, enhancing overall energy efficiency and sustainability.

Gilytics

Grant in 2017
Gilytics AG is a technology company based in Zurich, Switzerland, that specializes in fast computing and 3D visualization solutions for the complex planning of transportation and energy infrastructures. Founded in 2017, Gilytics offers an interactive web application for automated optimal planning and siting of linear and distributed infrastructure, serving sectors such as transportation networks, oil and gas pipelines, and renewable energy systems like wind and solar. The company's software enhances the planning process by providing interactive and automated services that help identify optimal routes for new transmission lines and facilitate better engagement with authorities and communities through advanced 3D visualizations. This enables power management companies and utilities to effectively plan and manage energy infrastructure.

Zippsafe

Seed Round in 2017
Zippsafe AG is a technology company specializing in innovative storage solutions that prioritize space efficiency. It focuses on the development, manufacturing, and installation of lockable closing bags designed for changing rooms and public spaces. By utilizing a flexible, fabric-based locker system, Zippsafe's self-service wardrobe systems offer a more efficient alternative to traditional metal lockers. This design not only maximizes available space but also provides cost savings and increased occupancy for venues such as event organizers, conference centers, and warehouses. Through its advanced storage solutions, Zippsafe aims to enhance the overall experience in public environments.

Zippsafe

Grant in 2016
Zippsafe AG is a technology company specializing in innovative storage solutions that prioritize space efficiency. It focuses on the development, manufacturing, and installation of lockable closing bags designed for changing rooms and public spaces. By utilizing a flexible, fabric-based locker system, Zippsafe's self-service wardrobe systems offer a more efficient alternative to traditional metal lockers. This design not only maximizes available space but also provides cost savings and increased occupancy for venues such as event organizers, conference centers, and warehouses. Through its advanced storage solutions, Zippsafe aims to enhance the overall experience in public environments.

Zippsafe

Grant in 2016
Zippsafe AG is a technology company specializing in innovative storage solutions that prioritize space efficiency. It focuses on the development, manufacturing, and installation of lockable closing bags designed for changing rooms and public spaces. By utilizing a flexible, fabric-based locker system, Zippsafe's self-service wardrobe systems offer a more efficient alternative to traditional metal lockers. This design not only maximizes available space but also provides cost savings and increased occupancy for venues such as event organizers, conference centers, and warehouses. Through its advanced storage solutions, Zippsafe aims to enhance the overall experience in public environments.

Novamet sarl

Funding Round in 2015
Novamet Sarl, established in 2014 and located in Saint-Sulpice, Switzerland, specializes in optimizing aluminum melting and recycling processes through its innovative data-driven platform. The company offers a product called SmartMelt, which utilizes online data acquisition, numerical modeling, and machine learning to enhance the efficiency of industrial furnaces in the aluminum sector. By integrating real-time data analysis with advanced simulation techniques, Novamet's system collects information from sensors placed within melting furnaces. This enables the prediction of optimal melting cycles, allowing aluminum and metallurgy plants to improve energy efficiency and overall productivity during production.

Novamet sarl

Grant in 2015
Novamet Sarl, established in 2014 and located in Saint-Sulpice, Switzerland, specializes in optimizing aluminum melting and recycling processes through its innovative data-driven platform. The company offers a product called SmartMelt, which utilizes online data acquisition, numerical modeling, and machine learning to enhance the efficiency of industrial furnaces in the aluminum sector. By integrating real-time data analysis with advanced simulation techniques, Novamet's system collects information from sensors placed within melting furnaces. This enables the prediction of optimal melting cycles, allowing aluminum and metallurgy plants to improve energy efficiency and overall productivity during production.

Flyability

Seed Round in 2015
Flyability SA is a Swiss company founded in 2014 that specializes in the development and manufacturing of flying robots designed for inspecting and exploring difficult-to-reach indoor and confined spaces. Its flagship product, Elios, is a collision-tolerant drone tailored for industrial inspection, particularly in sectors such as power generation, oil and gas, and maritime infrastructures. By enabling safe operations in complex environments, Flyability helps mitigate risks associated with human inspections in dangerous locations. The company also participates in search and rescue and security applications, allowing professionals to assess emergency situations without endangering lives. In addition to its drones, Flyability offers comprehensive flying kits that include spare parts, training, and after-sales support. Its innovative approach has earned it multiple awards, including the Drones for Good Award.

Smart-LED

Grant in 2014
Smart-LED is offering smart led streetlights that empower safety and green functionalities.

Flyability

Grant in 2014
Flyability SA is a Swiss company founded in 2014 that specializes in the development and manufacturing of flying robots designed for inspecting and exploring difficult-to-reach indoor and confined spaces. Its flagship product, Elios, is a collision-tolerant drone tailored for industrial inspection, particularly in sectors such as power generation, oil and gas, and maritime infrastructures. By enabling safe operations in complex environments, Flyability helps mitigate risks associated with human inspections in dangerous locations. The company also participates in search and rescue and security applications, allowing professionals to assess emergency situations without endangering lives. In addition to its drones, Flyability offers comprehensive flying kits that include spare parts, training, and after-sales support. Its innovative approach has earned it multiple awards, including the Drones for Good Award.

Gamaya

Grant in 2014
Gamaya is a company focused on enhancing the efficiency and sustainability of both large-scale and small-holder farming through advanced farmland mapping and diagnostics solutions. It employs patented hyperspectral imaging technology, embedded cameras, and analytical software to convert raw hyperspectral and satellite data into actionable insights for farmers. This innovative approach enables farmers to optimize their use of water, fertilizers, chemicals, and fuel, ultimately improving the quality and quantity of their agricultural production. By facilitating better decision-making, Gamaya's solutions contribute to increased crop yields while minimizing environmental impact, thereby supporting sustainable agriculture and global food security.

Flyability

Grant in 2014
Flyability SA is a Swiss company founded in 2014 that specializes in the development and manufacturing of flying robots designed for inspecting and exploring difficult-to-reach indoor and confined spaces. Its flagship product, Elios, is a collision-tolerant drone tailored for industrial inspection, particularly in sectors such as power generation, oil and gas, and maritime infrastructures. By enabling safe operations in complex environments, Flyability helps mitigate risks associated with human inspections in dangerous locations. The company also participates in search and rescue and security applications, allowing professionals to assess emergency situations without endangering lives. In addition to its drones, Flyability offers comprehensive flying kits that include spare parts, training, and after-sales support. Its innovative approach has earned it multiple awards, including the Drones for Good Award.

Gamaya

Grant in 2014
Gamaya is a company focused on enhancing the efficiency and sustainability of both large-scale and small-holder farming through advanced farmland mapping and diagnostics solutions. It employs patented hyperspectral imaging technology, embedded cameras, and analytical software to convert raw hyperspectral and satellite data into actionable insights for farmers. This innovative approach enables farmers to optimize their use of water, fertilizers, chemicals, and fuel, ultimately improving the quality and quantity of their agricultural production. By facilitating better decision-making, Gamaya's solutions contribute to increased crop yields while minimizing environmental impact, thereby supporting sustainable agriculture and global food security.

Hydro-Monitoring

Grant in 2013
Hydro-Monitoring improves the management of contaminated water in increasingly populated urban areas by monitoring water quality without physical contact, providing accurate data in real-time for authorities. Hydro-Monitoring offers managers of wastewater treatment plants and environmental authorities a maintenance-free wastewater flow and pollution monitoring system, and data analysis services. Using Hydro-Monitoring's solutions, you save on manpower, can seamlessly implement the polluters pay tax, are fully confident in the data quality, and have increased flexibility regarding installation sites.

Park It

Grant in 2013
Park It is a parking platform that focuses on sharing parking spaces. The idea is to use Park It to bring together the demand and the unused range of parking spaces. So existing resources, such as free parking, can be shared when not in use. Park owners can park their parking space whenever they do not need it themselves. In addition, an ecological contribution is made by reducing the search traffic in the city center. It allows parking seekers to easily and conveniently find and book a parking space.

Teralytics

Grant in 2013
Teralytics is a company specializing in mobility analytics, providing deep insights into human mobility needs through the use of big data and advanced machine learning. The company's platform is designed to optimize transportation planning and operations, helping clients address significant mobility challenges. Teralytics aims to transform how journeys are planned and managed, focusing on improving journey times, ensuring accessibility, enhancing operational efficiencies, and minimizing environmental impact. By delivering actionable insights, Teralytics supports the development of sustainable mobility solutions that cater to the needs of individuals and communities both now and in the future.

AgriCircle

Grant in 2013
AgriCircle AG is a Swiss company that offers a comprehensive farm management platform designed to connect farmers with their professional networks and farm data. Founded in 2012 and based in Rapperswil, AgriCircle develops digital solutions aimed at enhancing productivity and sustainability in agriculture. The platform aggregates diverse data sources, including weather information, satellite imagery, drone data, and analytics related to machinery, seeds, crop protection, and fertilizers. It provides services such as food monitoring, harvest optimization, field decision support, and data analytics. By leveraging current and historical data along with predictive models, AgriCircle empowers farmers to make informed decisions that improve field management, optimize crop yield, and promote sustainable agricultural practices.

Novaccess

Grant in 2012
Novaccess S.A. is a Swiss company founded in 2011 as a spin-off from the University of Applied Sciences and Arts - Western Switzerland. It specializes in developing products for the Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT), focusing on solutions for smart cities and smart buildings. The company designs various hardware electronic communication modules and software technologies, particularly for street lighting and road traffic management systems. Its product lineup includes pole controllers, wall controllers, cable controllers, the NovaLight Gateway for connecting controllers to remote systems, and the NovaLight Software for managing street lighting operations, including mapping, scheduling, consumption analysis, and failure detection. Novaccess aims to provide cities and industries with innovative remote control solutions that enhance operational efficiency, convenience, and sustainability.

Hydro-Monitoring

Grant in 2012
Hydro-Monitoring improves the management of contaminated water in increasingly populated urban areas by monitoring water quality without physical contact, providing accurate data in real-time for authorities. Hydro-Monitoring offers managers of wastewater treatment plants and environmental authorities a maintenance-free wastewater flow and pollution monitoring system, and data analysis services. Using Hydro-Monitoring's solutions, you save on manpower, can seamlessly implement the polluters pay tax, are fully confident in the data quality, and have increased flexibility regarding installation sites.

Teralytics

Grant in 2012
Teralytics is a company specializing in mobility analytics, providing deep insights into human mobility needs through the use of big data and advanced machine learning. The company's platform is designed to optimize transportation planning and operations, helping clients address significant mobility challenges. Teralytics aims to transform how journeys are planned and managed, focusing on improving journey times, ensuring accessibility, enhancing operational efficiencies, and minimizing environmental impact. By delivering actionable insights, Teralytics supports the development of sustainable mobility solutions that cater to the needs of individuals and communities both now and in the future.

AgriCircle

Grant in 2012
AgriCircle AG is a Swiss company that offers a comprehensive farm management platform designed to connect farmers with their professional networks and farm data. Founded in 2012 and based in Rapperswil, AgriCircle develops digital solutions aimed at enhancing productivity and sustainability in agriculture. The platform aggregates diverse data sources, including weather information, satellite imagery, drone data, and analytics related to machinery, seeds, crop protection, and fertilizers. It provides services such as food monitoring, harvest optimization, field decision support, and data analytics. By leveraging current and historical data along with predictive models, AgriCircle empowers farmers to make informed decisions that improve field management, optimize crop yield, and promote sustainable agricultural practices.

ElectricFeel

Grant in 2012
ElectricFeel AG, founded in 2012 and based in Zurich, Switzerland, specializes in developing software that facilitates the operation of electric mobility solutions, particularly E-Bikes and related charging infrastructures. The company focuses on creating profitable, sustainable fleets of electric vehicles by leveraging advanced technology and deep industry expertise. ElectricFeel's software systems are designed to manage various aspects of fleet operations, including usage tracking, maintenance, user accounts, payments, and data analytics. This comprehensive approach enables entrepreneurs, utility companies, and mobility providers to successfully establish and scale micromobility businesses while ensuring a seamless experience for users.

Citiviz

Grant in 2011
Citiviz creates smart urban mobility applications & ecosystems for citizens, experts and stakeholders. They like sharing ideas about innovative transportation solutions and sustainable cities! They develop computing and geo-visualization solutions for urban intelligence, spatio-temporal monitoring and decision making. Citiviz is specialized on urban transportation and innovative mobility for sustainable cities. Three products are commercialized: Parking Monitoring, Shared Mobility Monitoring, and Advanced Graph/Spatial Computing Platform. They are a team of experienced and quick study engineers! Citiviz is delivering consulting and business intelligence product for urban mobility, contributing to the next generation of intelligent cities. Their solutions and expertise are used by multinationals, enterprises, SMEs, public institutions, professionals and experts, academics, and R&D groups. Their clients are mainly located in Switzerland, France, Scotland and United Kingdom. Citiviz’ ecosystem and knowledge help them in solving complex problems and in answering urgent needs related to transportation, urban & regional planning, architecture and environmental engineering. Founded in August 2012, Citiviz Sàrl (Citiviz) is a spin-off from Ecole polytechnique fédérale de Lausanne (EPFL) and the Geographic Information Systems Laboratory (LASIG) leaded by Prof. François Golay. Over last 10 years, Citiviz and its international R&D partners have completed different projects in various countries: Québec City, Barcelona, Genève, Portugal, Bagdad, Winterthur, Ljubljana, Nice Côte d'Azur. Based on their solutions, these projects were looking on building better knowledge for actions related to transportation, economic development & management, urban planning and humanitarian crisis analysis.

ElectricFeel

Grant in 2011
ElectricFeel AG, founded in 2012 and based in Zurich, Switzerland, specializes in developing software that facilitates the operation of electric mobility solutions, particularly E-Bikes and related charging infrastructures. The company focuses on creating profitable, sustainable fleets of electric vehicles by leveraging advanced technology and deep industry expertise. ElectricFeel's software systems are designed to manage various aspects of fleet operations, including usage tracking, maintenance, user accounts, payments, and data analytics. This comprehensive approach enables entrepreneurs, utility companies, and mobility providers to successfully establish and scale micromobility businesses while ensuring a seamless experience for users.

Enovacities

Grant in 2011
Enovacities is an assessment tool of urban environmental quality.

VisioSafe

Grant in 2010
VisioSafe is a software firm based in Lausanne, Switzerland, that specializes in artificial intelligence, computer vision, machine learning, and video analytics. Founded by researchers from EPFL and Stanford, the company focuses on developing intelligent video management solutions, including a patented Smart Sensor designed to anonymously capture visitor flow in various environments. Its web-based platform offers features such as visitor counting and analysis of customer behavior, which provide valuable metrics like average queuing and serving times, as well as peak hours. This enables businesses, particularly in telecommunications, parking management, and transportation, to optimize operations and enhance staffing strategies. VisioSafe serves a global clientele, leveraging its expertise to help organizations monitor and improve their daily operations effectively.

Powersens

Grant in 2010
Powersens is a company focused on developing and selling innovative electronic shoe insoles aimed at addressing orthopedic ailments. These smart insoles are equipped with pressure sensors that collect foot data, allowing for biofeedback and detailed analysis. By enabling users to monitor their foot health and gait, Powersens helps prevent orthopedic complications and improve overall mobility. The company's mobile solution is designed to provide effective treatment options for individuals seeking to enhance their foot care and well-being.

Decentlab

Grant in 2009
Decentlab GmbH, based in Dübendorf, Switzerland, specializes in manufacturing wireless sensor devices that utilize LoRaWAN technology for efficient and cost-effective monitoring solutions. Founded in 2008, the company produces ultra-low power sensors designed for industrial applications, capable of operating on batteries for extended periods, even in harsh environmental conditions. Decentlab's offerings include data access, visualization, management platforms, and integration services, allowing seamless incorporation into existing monitoring and control systems. The company's products are utilized in various applications, such as environmental and air quality monitoring, hydrological measurements, smart agriculture, and smart city initiatives. Decentlab distributes its solutions through local resellers across multiple regions, including Europe, the United States, and Australia.

RouteRank

Pre Seed Round in 2008
routeRANK Ltd is a Swiss company founded in 2006, specializing in IT solutions for travel and mobility. Based in Lausanne, routeRANK offers a unique software platform that facilitates comprehensive travel planning by integrating various modes of transport, including rail, road, and air. Its patent-pending technology enables users to search for and rank optimal travel routes based on their personal priorities, such as cost, travel time, and environmental impact. The company also develops customized versions of its software for corporate clients and organizations, which can be utilized internally or on their websites. Notable collaborations include projects with the World Wide Fund for Nature and the Swiss government. routeRANK has garnered several accolades for its innovative approach, including recognition from the Swiss National Venture Leaders and awards for its contributions to green technology and travel efficiency. The company's methodology for assessing CO2 emissions has received approval from the WWF, highlighting its commitment to promoting environmentally responsible travel choices.

RouteRank

Grant in 2007
routeRANK Ltd is a Swiss company founded in 2006, specializing in IT solutions for travel and mobility. Based in Lausanne, routeRANK offers a unique software platform that facilitates comprehensive travel planning by integrating various modes of transport, including rail, road, and air. Its patent-pending technology enables users to search for and rank optimal travel routes based on their personal priorities, such as cost, travel time, and environmental impact. The company also develops customized versions of its software for corporate clients and organizations, which can be utilized internally or on their websites. Notable collaborations include projects with the World Wide Fund for Nature and the Swiss government. routeRANK has garnered several accolades for its innovative approach, including recognition from the Swiss National Venture Leaders and awards for its contributions to green technology and travel efficiency. The company's methodology for assessing CO2 emissions has received approval from the WWF, highlighting its commitment to promoting environmentally responsible travel choices.

RouteRank

Grant in 2007
routeRANK Ltd is a Swiss company founded in 2006, specializing in IT solutions for travel and mobility. Based in Lausanne, routeRANK offers a unique software platform that facilitates comprehensive travel planning by integrating various modes of transport, including rail, road, and air. Its patent-pending technology enables users to search for and rank optimal travel routes based on their personal priorities, such as cost, travel time, and environmental impact. The company also develops customized versions of its software for corporate clients and organizations, which can be utilized internally or on their websites. Notable collaborations include projects with the World Wide Fund for Nature and the Swiss government. routeRANK has garnered several accolades for its innovative approach, including recognition from the Swiss National Venture Leaders and awards for its contributions to green technology and travel efficiency. The company's methodology for assessing CO2 emissions has received approval from the WWF, highlighting its commitment to promoting environmentally responsible travel choices.
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