Insights, news, and stories from the Greater Zurich Area

Explore insights, news, and background stories from the Greater Zurich Area – one of Europe’s most advanced business and innovation hubs. This is where international companies, tech pioneers, and investors find the latest updates on artificial intelligence, robotics, biotech, fintech, and more. Whether you're looking for real-world expansion cases, startup success stories, or key developments in Switzerland’s business environment, our articles offer firsthand perspectives and strategic guidance.

Filter news by
Positrigo facilitates brain imaging
Zurich - The medtech firm Positrigo will be showcasing its new brain imaging device this September. NeuroLF is designed to facilitate both the diagnosis and monitoring of diseases such as Alzheimer’s.
ZHAW opens new food research lab
Wädenswil - The Zurich University of Applied Sciences (ZHAW) has inaugurated a new laboratory at its site in Wädenswil in the canton of Zurich. The focus of research activities will be on the entire food value chain. The new lab building is owned by Tuwag Immobilien AG.
Huber+Suhner to supply radar antennas to South Korea
Pfäffikon/Seoul - Huber+Suhner has been awarded a contract by the South Korean firm HL Klemove to manufacture and supply radar antennas. The autonomous driving solutions supplier based in Seoul will used the antennas in radar sensors. Production activities are set to start in 2024.
Climate Cent Foundation supporting two projects in the Greater Zurich Area
Baar/Kloten - Climate Cent Foundation, the Swiss climate protection foundation, has committed to purchasing CO2 certificates worth around 20 million Swiss francs from two projects launched by companies from the Greater Zurich Area. The technology known as reCO2ver, developed by Sika, allows used concrete to be totally recycled and saves an additional 15 kilograms of CO2 per ton. For its part, zirkulit stores CO2 in concrete granulate.
LatticeFlow develops resilient AI systems with the US Army
Zurich - As part of a three-year cooperation with the US Army, LatticeFlow has established a new approach for the development and deployment of the next generation of highly reliable Artificial Intelligence (AI) systems. The company describes this approach for diagnosing AI models as groundbreaking.
Zgraggen Transport using electric milk tanker developed by Designwerk
Winterthur/Attinghausen - Zgraggen Transport has taken delivery of the first fully electric milk tanker from Designwerk, the Winterthur-based electromobility specialists. The transportation firm from the canton of Uri can therefore carry out these tasks on an emissions-free basis and save around 93 tons of CO2 per year in the process.
Inhalis files patent application for compound to treat IPF
Lugano - Inhalis Therapeutics has submitted a patent application for its compound to combat idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis (IPF). As an inhalable drug, INHAL-101 is designed to inhibit the pathogenic elements driven by the disease.
Sevensense and Rapyuta developing autonomous forklifts
Zurich/Tokyo - Rapyuta Robotics from Tokyo is using Visual SLAM in its autonomous forklifts. The proprietary hardware and software package developed by Sevensense enables autonomous robots to navigate with precision and reliability. Both companies are spin-offs from the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology in Zurich.
SwissGPT bringing secure AI to companies
Zurich/Davos - The Swiss start-up AlpineAI is seeking to develop trustworthy Artificial Intelligence (AI) applications for businesses in the form of SwissGPT. To make this vision a reality, leading researchers from Swiss institutions are contributing their expertise.

Meet with an expansion expert

Our services are free of charge and include:

  • Introduction to key contacts in industry, academia, and government
  • Advice on regulatory framework, taxes, labor, market, and setting up a company
  • Custom-made fact-finding visits, including office and co-working space