Researchers produce drinking water from the air
Zurich – Researchers working at the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology in Zurich have developed a condenser for use in countries where water is scarce. It is the first zero-energy solution and moreover can also function 24 hours a day. The output it offers is close to the physical maximum.
Automated machine for the production of artificial skin
Schlieren ZH - Cutiss AG has developed the world’s first machine for the production of artificial skin in collaboration with the CSEM research center. The personalized skin tissue grafts cultivated by the machine are set to revolutionize the treatment of severe skin injuries.
Swiss CyberTech firms impress with innovation
London – Four Swiss firms have been included in the CyberTech100 list for 2021. Three of them are from the Greater Zurich Area. The ranking recognizes the world’s most innovative companies that offer cyber protection support to the financial sector.
Accenture invests in Fintech company
Zurich – The consultancy firm Accenture is investing in the Zurich-based Fintech company Imburse. It aims to facilitate international payment transactions with a cloud-based platform.
SUPSI and Interroll digitalize testing department
Manno/Sant'Antonio TI – The University of Applied Sciences and Arts of Southern Switzerland (SUPSI) and the logistics company Interroll have created a digital testing system for air cushion storage together within the context of an Innosuisse project. New machines, tests and a data collection platform have been developed for this.
Researchers want to print a tower
Mulegns GR – A 23m tower is to be constructed in the Graubünden village of Mulegns. Built by robots, this will be one of the tallest 3D-printed structures ever. Four professorships from the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology in Zurich are involved.
Algorithm able to predict viral infections
Zurich – Researchers from the University of Zurich have successfully trained an artificial neural network to detect cells infected by a virus. Moreover, it is also able to predict acute and severe infection progressions. This innovation could well help to advance the development of therapeutic approaches to combat viruses and bacteria.
Dividat focused on further developing therapy device
Schindellegi SZ - Dividat has developed a training platform for game-based cognitive motor training. It can help people suffering from dementia, among other disorders. The ETH spin-off now has its sights set on launching a version of its platform for home use.
Ticino company recovering clean water from the air
Lugano - Seas Société de l’Eau Aérienne Suisse SA has developed a technology allowing water to be recovered from the air all over the world. The company, which is based in the Greater Zurich Area, is therefore one of the few protagonists active in a rapidly growing market.
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