News All news Engineering cleantech medtech Software mobility Events Startups fintech news Biotech Image Engineering March 28th, 2025 A robot that changes its shape Most popular Month Year Image medtech Say goodbye to needles for blood glucose monitoring Image medtech New PCR test device from ETH Zurich spin-off in the starting blocks Image medtech Innovations in wound healing: from good bacteria to mechanical reprogramming of tissue Image news Swiss impact in the global AI renaissance Image medtech Say goodbye to needles for blood glucose monitoring Image medtech New PCR test device from ETH Zurich spin-off in the starting blocks Image medtech Innovations in wound healing: from good bacteria to mechanical reprogramming of tissue Image news Swiss impact in the global AI renaissance Image Engineering May 25th, 2023 Robot security guard on patrol An autonomous robot developed by ETH Zurich researchers will soon replace outdoor security patrols thanks to AI and state-of-th... Image Engineering May 1st, 2023 Maximising the safe lifespan of buildings and bridges A new AI-based platform for structural monitoring and predictive assessment combines sensors and algorithmic processing to exte... Image Engineering April 6th, 2023 Swiss measurement instruments on the way to Jupiter in search for potential life Is there a chance that other life exists in our solar system? A new space mission wants to explore this question, among other t... Image Engineering March 31st, 2023 A self-driving wheelchair for airports Mastering the challenges at the airport for passengers with reduced mobility might soon become much easier thanks to new, auton... Image Engineering March 22nd, 2023 World's longest urban drone delivery route runs in Zurich Diagnostic samples are being transported by drone between two Zurich hospitals over a distance of 5 km in a record time of just... Image Engineering March 9th, 2023 On the hunt for greenhouse gases in 1.5 million-year-old ice Swiss researchers have developed a method for analysing 1.5 million-year-old ice that may help solve a climate puzzle. Pagination First page First Previous page Page 1 Page 2 Page 3 Current page 4 Page 5 Page 6 Page 7 Page 8 Next page Last page Last Partners feed Image - startupticker.ch €2.85 million to accelerate AI in drug discovery Image - startupticker.ch Swiss startups continue to shape the global tech landscape Image - startupticker.ch Swiss startups shine worldwide Image - startupticker.ch German tech investor acquires Swiss digital signage pioneer Image - startupticker.ch Tokyo experiences Swiss energy innovation Image - startupticker.ch Oculis raises USD 100 million Image - startupticker.ch Nexoya drives European growth with Italian expansion Image - startupticker.ch Swiss startups and scale-upd join the EU AI Champions Initiative Image - startupticker.ch vVARDIS secures USD 35 million to accelerate global growth Load More
Image Engineering May 25th, 2023 Robot security guard on patrol An autonomous robot developed by ETH Zurich researchers will soon replace outdoor security patrols thanks to AI and state-of-th...
Image Engineering May 1st, 2023 Maximising the safe lifespan of buildings and bridges A new AI-based platform for structural monitoring and predictive assessment combines sensors and algorithmic processing to exte...
Image Engineering April 6th, 2023 Swiss measurement instruments on the way to Jupiter in search for potential life Is there a chance that other life exists in our solar system? A new space mission wants to explore this question, among other t...
Image Engineering March 31st, 2023 A self-driving wheelchair for airports Mastering the challenges at the airport for passengers with reduced mobility might soon become much easier thanks to new, auton...
Image Engineering March 22nd, 2023 World's longest urban drone delivery route runs in Zurich Diagnostic samples are being transported by drone between two Zurich hospitals over a distance of 5 km in a record time of just...
Image Engineering March 9th, 2023 On the hunt for greenhouse gases in 1.5 million-year-old ice Swiss researchers have developed a method for analysing 1.5 million-year-old ice that may help solve a climate puzzle.
