Switzerland's Mobility & Transportation sector is booming. This year’s list of the best 29 Switzerland Mobility & Transportation startups is an eclectic mix of hyper-growth scaleups, small creative startups and everything in between.
The last update was made on March 19, 2023.
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Learn moreVAY creates software capable of professional motion analysis with any camera.
Teralytics’ machine learning-based technology provides unrivalled insights into people’s mobility needs.
Flyability is a Swiss company building safe drones for inaccessible places.
SkyCell developed the next generation of temperature controlled logistics containers for the pharmaceutical industry.
Nexxiot is a TradeTech pioneer with a mission to enable easier, safer, and cleaner transportation for all stakeholders in the supply chain.
Bcomp is a fribourg based startup that specializes in natural fiber composites.
Powered by autonomous drone technology, the Verity system automates inventory checks in large warehouses and DCs, for a zero-error warehouse
Fixposition develops products that provide ultra-reliable high-precision navigation
Daedalean is building autonomous piloting software systems for civil aircraft of today and advanced aerial mobility of tomorrow.
H 55 is developing certified technology solutions to make aviation clean, quite, efficient, affordable and ultimative autonomous.
Astrocast offers a bidirectional and highly secure connection to any #IoT device on Earth.
Fotokite helps public safety teams save lives with elevated and actionable intelligence at the push of a button.
Sevensense Robotics develops autonomous self-driving technology for mobile robots.
Personal electric vehicles that boldly takes on the challenge of enabling people to do more with their commute and throughout their day.
Embotech, short for embedded optimization technologies.
Kido Dynamics uses machine learning and quantum physics techniques to analyse and predict human mobility.
Backbone is a tech company providing professional visuals.
Gilytics provides an interactive cloud based web-application for asset managment of distributed energy and linear infrastructures.
Procsea is the first business-to-business seafood marketplace.
WattAnyWhere provides a 300kW pollutant free fuel cell system that converts renewable ethanol into clean electricity for EV fast charging.
Enuu offers a sharing service for the last mile using light electric vehicles and a revolutionary advertising platform.
Motosacoche is a Swiss motorcycle manufacturer, known also for its MAG engines, used by other European motorcycle manufacturers.
Klepsydra specializes in data processing software for autonomous embedded system.
Flybotix develops a collision tolerant drone for in-structure and indoor inspection.
Tinamu Labs has developed a technology that converts commercially available drones into camera equipment reaching professional standards.
milKit is a Switzerland-based company that produce devices to measure and refill sealant in tubeless tires.
LuckaBox provides a customer-centric logistics platform enabling retailers to regain control over the customers' post-purchasing experience.
Smart mobility platform for companies, offering their employees access to multiple low-carbon, shared vehicles (e-bikes, e-scooter, e-cars)
SwissDrones develops, manufactures and deploys unmanned helicopter systems for critical aerial missions beyond visual line of sight.
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