Exhibitors
Swiss Robotics Day 2025 will feature a vibrant exhibition space where startups, research labs, and industry leaders can present their latest technologies and breakthroughs in robotics.
Booth
64
Expo Area:
Logistics & Manufacturing
AICA
Booth
64
Expo Area:
Logistics & Manufacturing
AICA
- Categories: Industrial Robotics, Intelligent Systems
About
AICA is a deep-tech company that develops AI-powered software enabling industrial robots to adapt and respond intelligently to their environment. The AICA System integrates advanced AI algorithms with real-time, sensor-driven control to simplify robot programming, accelerate deployment, and make automation more flexible and cost-effective. Designed for adaptability across robots and processes, AICA’s technology helps manufacturers bring intelligent automation to real-world production.
Exhibition
Demo: AICA Studio – Interactive Demonstration
During the event, AICA will present a live, interactive demonstration of how AICA Studio connects and coordinates multiple robots to perform different tasks. The showcase highlights how the platform enables flexible, adaptive automation, illustrating the range of applications and possibilities that can be created within AICA Studio.
Booth
29
Expo Area:
Aerial & Perception Systems
Aithon Robotics
Booth
29
Expo Area:
Aerial & Perception Systems
Aithon Robotics
- Categories: Flying Robotics, Industrial Robotics
About
Aithon Robotics develops aerial drones capable of performing physical work in hard-to-reach locations. This includes sensor installations on bridges, destructive testing such as core sampling, and non-destructive evaluations. Our technology makes working at height safer, faster, and more cost-effective.
Exhibition
Discover the Aithon Robotics drone, its payloads, and its capabilities. The complete system will be showcased, allowing visitors to see firsthand how various manipulations are performed.
Booth
8
Expo Area:
Mobile robots
Anybotics
AboutÂ
ANYbotics is the leading provider of autonomous robotic solutions to improve the safety, efficiency, and sustainability of industrial work.
Demo
See ANYmal in action! We will have members from Engineering and People Teams ready to answer all your questions. With us will be ANYmal who will be ready for demoing it’s capabilities. Come visit, you could get a chance to operate ANYmal.Â
Booth
41
Expo Area:
Manipulation & Intelligent System
Asensing
Booth
41
Expo Area:
Manipulation & Intelligent System
Asensing
- Categories: Sensors
International Exhibitor
About
ASENSING is an expert in Positioning, Navigation and Timing (PNT) technologies. Based on MEMS technology, we develop various types of motion sensor products/solutions, including mainly IMU and GNSS products.
Our sensors have been widely used in AD/ADAS systems, and robotics.
Exhibition
At Swiss Robotics Day 2025, ASENSING will present its innovative sensor solutions that elevate the precision and reliability of robotic systems. ASENSING will demonstrate its MotionTrack MEMS Chip, high-performance Inertial Measurement Units (IMU), and GNSS modules, all tailored for various robotic applications.
Featuring stability, reliability, and high performance, these cutting-edge products enable robots to have precise and safe motion control, allowing them to execute complex tasks such as running, stair climbing, and jumping in various challenging environments.
ASENSING’s sensors are highly integrable and cost-efficient, making them ideal for both large robotics systems and smaller, more compact applications such as drones. Furthermore, ASENSING’s GNSS modules, which support multiple global navigation systems, provide superior positioning performance in space-limited applications without compromising on quality.
Booth
34
Expo Area:
Manipulation & Intelligent System
Autonomous Systems Lab, ETHZ
Booth
34
Expo Area:
Manipulation & Intelligent System
Autonomous Systems Lab, ETHZ
- Categories: Flying Robotics
About
Our mission and dedication is to create robots and intelligent systems that are able to autonomously operate in complex and diverse environments. We are fascinated by novel robot concepts that are best adapted for acting on the ground, in the air and in the water, and are keen to give them the intelligence to autonomously navigate in challenging environments. Our current main focus areas are novel Aerial Robots for physical manipulation, and mobile manipulation in general.
Exhibition
Booth
57
Expo Area:
Logistics & Manufacturing
Beckhoff Automation AG
Booth
57
Expo Area:
Logistics & Manufacturing
Beckhoff Automation AG
- Categories: Embedded Systems, Industrial Robotics, Intelligent Systems
About
Beckhoff develops open automation systems based on PC-based control technology. The product range covers the following major areas: industrial PCs, I/O and fieldbus components, drive technology, automation software and automation without control cabinets, as well as hardware for image processing.
Exhibition
Demo: Flexible Industrial Automation for Robotics
Interactions between different programming environments and motion technologies, all based on industrial PC and TwinCAT engineering software from Beckhoff.
Booth
36
Expo Area:
Manipulation & Intelligent System
EPFL - BioRob
Booth
36
Expo Area:
Manipulation & Intelligent System
EPFL - BioRob
- Categories: Logistics, Service Robotics
About
We work on the computational aspects of locomotion control, sensorimotor coordination, and learning in animals and in robots. We are interested in using robots and numerical simulation to study the neural mechanisms underlying movement control and learning in animals, and in return to take inspiration from animals to design new control methods for robotics as well as novel robots capable of agile locomotion in complex environments. We are also interested in rehabilitation and assistive robotics.
Exhibition
Booth
21
Expo Area:
Medical & Soft Robotics
BIROMED-Lab, Unibas
About
The BIROMED-Lab develops bio-inspired robotic and mechatronic systems for medical applications. The main research focus of the BIROMED-Lab is minimal invasive semi-autonomous robotic surgery for laser ablation of hard tissue (bone). This research is done within the MIRACLE II Project. Our portfolio includes knowledge in mechatronics, mechanical design, micro machining, robotics, control, and real-time data processing. Due to our expertise, we maintain also strong collaborations in the fields of robot-assisted gait and arm rehabilitation.
Exhibition
Demo 1: MIRACLE II – A Miniature Robot for Minimal-Invasive Surgery
In the MIRACLE II project, we are developing a miniature robot capable of performing high-precision bone cutting inside the knee. The prototype on display integrates laser mockups to demonstrate how bone can be cut in situ with very fine control. The miniature scale and high precision aim to improve outcomes and reduce invasiveness.
Demo 2: LAROCARE – Laser-Assisted Robot-Guided Cartilage Repair
LAROCARE explores a complementary approach for cartilage cutting in the knee using an arthroscope mounted on a Meca500 robot. At our display, you’ll see how robotics, optics, and surgical tools come together to access and treat cartilage. This approach is particularly relevant for applications where cartilage damage needs precise treatment while preserving surrounding structures.
Demo 3: PlateExplorer
Want to image perfused Organ-on-Chip vascularized organoids on your rocker? The PlateExplorer Proof-of-Concept prototype is a compact mobile fluorescence microscope to inspect cell cultures directly inside incubators and perfusion rockers. The cell culture imaging directly inside incubators enables the reduction of manual cell culture manipulations to inspect cell cultures. While the imaging on the perfusion rocker enable the visualization on the cell dynamic and flow for the first time.
Booth
60
Expo Area:
Logistics & Manufacturing
BlueBotics SA
Booth
60
Expo Area:
Logistics & Manufacturing
BlueBotics SA
- Categories: Logistics, Mobile Robotics
About
Established in Switzerland in 2001, we have spent 24 years refining our natural feature navigation technology (ANT) in order to make AGVs easier to install and operate. Over this period, we have helped companies to develop dozens of ANT driven AGVs, automated forklifts and mobile robots.
Exhibition
Discover our latest innovations and initiatives in robotics. Whether you’re curious about our technologies or upcoming projects, feel free to stop by and chat with our Head of Software Engineer to learn more.
Booth
39
Expo Area:
Manipulation & Intelligent System
Bota Systems AG
Booth
39
Expo Area:
Manipulation & Intelligent System
Bota Systems AG
- Categories: Industrial Robotics, Intelligent Systems, Medical, Sensors
About
We give robots the sense of touch. Bota Systems’ vision is for robots to work and move safely and as natural and free as humans. As a developer and manufacturer of multi-axis force-torque sensors, torque sensors, and custom sensors, we are diligent about providing the best force-torque sensing solutions and user care experience. Our team of accomplished robotic, software, and mechanical engineers continually develops highly-integrated and advanced sensors to support a wide range of applications. Whether used for research or industry, we aim to streamline the process
Exhibition
Demo: Force sensitive manipulators, micropolishing, Haptic teleoperation
Robots have traditionally excelled in industrial settings with precise, repetitive tasks, but their adaptability in dynamic, unstructured environments has been limited due to complex programming requirements. AI and Machine Learning (ML) promise to make robots more adaptable and easier to program, yet challenges remain, particularly in data acquisition. While current robotic sensors capture motion data like joint positions and visuals, they often lack force measurements crucial for predicting actions and handling deformable or movable objects. Force and torque sensing play a vital role in improving robot control and enabling “physical intelligence” through AI-driven learning, allowing robots to perform tasks like preventing slippage, grasping delicate objects, and operating in dynamic environments. These advancements pave the way for applications in warehouse automation, healthcare, and underwater robotics. This session will explore effective methods for equipping robots with force sensing and capturing high-quality data to advance robotic learning and adaptability.
Bota Systems will demonstrate the following demos:Â
Demo 1: AI policy training through Kinesthetic Teaching.Â
The most prominent data gathering data collection method for outstanding performance on Manipulation with Robotic AI. More to be shown live.
Demo 2: Industrial polishing for watchmakers.
The watchmaking industry requires fine manual skills that are rare to find and difficult to train. Bota Systems polishing system makes polishing of small objects easier and more reliable than ever. A promising technology that will become a powerful tool at the hands of a master in the skill of polishing.
Demo 3: Haptic teleoperation for AI policy training.Â
Embodied, Physical or Robotics AI? You name it; and we give you the tools!
The visitors can close their eyes and will be able to teleoperate a stiff robot via its haptic feedback with precision, safety and agility. It will be the first time trying this setup! Without haptic feedback robots can brake the parts.
This movement can be recorded and replayed with just a button or two. No coding involved!Â
- One can label the episode and gather data to build the AI model to control autonomously the robot.
- One can teleoperate manually hazardous materials like those in nuclear decommissioning.
Demo 4: Tactile sensing for detecting slippage and contact.
More will be demonstrated live.
Find more on Bota Systems’ YouTube channel:
Booth
12
Expo Area:
Mobile robots
coprod LLC
Booth
12
Expo Area:
Mobile robots
coprod LLC
- Categories: Embedded Systems, Industrial Robotics, Intelligent Systems, Manufacturing, Mobile Robotics, Sensors
coprod is a fresh startup out of EPFL with the ambition to solve robotics. Robotics is the art of system integration and coprod makes it trivial thanks to our modular software-defined components, the innovative co:products®.
Exhibition:
co:dodo & coproducts
co:dodo – a bipedal robot inspired by the extinct dodo, a flightless bird that was endemic to the island of Mauritius.Â
CO:SYSTEM – a hands on demo displaying the ease of use of our co:products®
Booth
66
Expo Area:
Logistics & Manufacturing
CSEM
About
CSEM is a Swiss technology innovation center developing advanced technologies with a high societal impact, which it then transfers to industry to strengthen the economy. The non-profit orientated, public-private organization is internationally recognized, and works to support the disruptive activities of companies in Switzerland and abroad. CSEM operates in the domains of precision manufacturing, digitalization, and sustainable energy. To accomplish its mission as gateway between research and economy, CSEM’s more than 600 employees from 45 countries collaborate with leading universities, scientific institutions, research institutes, and industrial partners. With its six sites in Allschwil, Alpnach, Bern, Landquart, Neuchâtel and Zurich, CSEM is active all over Switzerland.
Exhibition
Booth
40
Expo Area:
Manipulation & Intelligent System
CynLr SA
Booth
40
Expo Area:
Manipulation & Intelligent System
CynLr SA
- Categories: Industrial Robotics, Intelligent Systems, Manufacturing, Other
About
CynLr is a foundational technology company in robotics and AI that builds Object Intelligence, a technology stack that enables robots to intuitively learn to pick and handle even unknown objects without requiring any prior training. This capability allows robots to operate in unstructured and unpredictable environments, performing tasks that traditional systems cannot automate. In manufacturing, tasks like fitting screws, removing packaging, or assembling parts have resisted automation because they require machines to adapt on the fly. CynLr’s goal is to replace rigid, product-specific lines with Universal Factories, where micro factories can switch between products without needing custom-built machines.
Founded in 2019 and based in Bangalore, India, CynLr has raised $15.2 million from investors including Pavestone Capital, Athera Venture Partners, Speciale Invest, and InfoEdge’s Redstart Labs. With its Design center in Switzerland and Development center in Bangalore, the company has recently opened its US center for Business Development. Its flagship system, CyRo, demonstrates how Object Intelligence can simplify manufacturing and reduce the need for dedicated machines built for single tasks. CynLr was named a 2025 Technology Pioneer by the World Economic Forum.
Exhibition
Demo: CyRo Product & Tech Demonstration
CyRo is built to address the blind spots of traditional automation: object variability & unstructured environments. This enables CyRo to be used in various applications unsuitable for human labour such as hazardous material handling & operating in unfavourable and dangerous conditions.Â
At our exhibit, you’ll witness:
- Manipulation of unknown objects – drop anything, CyRo adapts on the fly.
- Dual-arm coordination – mimicking human dexterity.
- Vision + force intelligence – handling unpredictability in real time.
Booth
38
Expo Area:
Manipulation & Intelligent System
Duatic AG
Booth
38
Expo Area:
Manipulation & Intelligent System
Duatic AG
- Categories: Industrial Robotics, Logistics, Mobile Robotics
About
Duatic AG is an ETH-rooted, Swiss B2B company that specialises in designing and integrating high-performance, vertically integrated robotic solutions for the manufacturing and logistics industries.
Our systems are powered by two core innovations: our proprietary, cutting-edge QDD actuator technology and the advanced, compact DynaArm robotic arm.
The resulting full-stack platform, featuring the mobile Alpha robot, is robust, general-purpose hardware. Alpha combines a 30kg arm lifting capacity with a 250kg mobile payload, providing a flexible and powerful solution for comprehensive industrial infrastructure automation.
Exhibition
Demo: Autonomous Grasping and Transportation of Heavy Material
The Challenge: Over 90% of industrial intralogistics – the transportation of materials within a facility – still relies on human labour. Moving heavy materials creates a significant bottleneck for businesses and carries high costs due to regulations designed to protect worker health and safety.
Our Solution: We are demonstrating a versatile, autonomous robotic system designed to solve this problem. This system is capable of safely grasping and transporting payloads that exceed the 20 kg human handling limits (eg SUVA guidelines). Unlike specialised systems, our solution is general-purpose, offering seamless handling of both large and small objects, delivering the high degree of operational flexibility demanded by modern industry.
Booth
42
Expo Area:
Manipulation & Intelligent System
Embodied AI
Booth
42
Expo Area:
Manipulation & Intelligent System
Embodied AI
- Categories: Industrial Robotics, Service Robotics, Soft Robotics
About
Embodied AI is an EPFL spinoff dedicated to bring robots to human spaces
Exhibition
Get to meet our latest safe manipulator
Booth
17
Expo Area:
Medical & Soft Robotics
Emovo Care
About
Emovo is a medical device company which develops systems for people with motor impairments. Our 1st product is a strong, comfortable, simple to use hand exoskeleton for clinical and home settings. Validated with 100+ patients and clinicians.
Exhibition
Demo: EMG-controlled hand exoskeleton
Attendees will be able to control our hand exoskeleton via their muscular (EMG) signals.
Booth
23
Expo Area:
Aerial & Perception Systems
Environmental Robotics Lab, ETHZ
Booth
23
Expo Area:
Aerial & Perception Systems
Environmental Robotics Lab, ETHZ
- Categories: Agricultural Robotics, Flying Robotics, Sensors, Soft Robotics
About
The research of the Environmental Robotics Lab addresses the opportunities and challenges brought by robotics with respect to climate change, environmental degradation, and sustainability. Taking inspiration from nature, we study novel design, manufacturing, perception, and control paradigms to create versatile and robust machines that can explore complex and unpredictable natural environments. The purpose of these new robots is threefold: i) enable high spatial and temporal resolution data collection for environmental studies, ii) minimize the ecological footprint, and iii) mitigate the effects of climate disasters. From nature to nature, enabling monitoring and protection of ecosystems with nature inspired robots.
Exhibition
Flying Demo: FlexiQuad – Agile, Squeezable, and Collision-Resilient Soft Quadrotor FlexiQuad is a novel soft quadrotor capable of recovering from frontal impacts through its flexible annular structure and distributed design. With an airframe over three orders of magnitude more flexible than those of conventional quadrotors, the drone’s compliant body absorbs collisions, bounces off obstacles, and rapidly restores stability without protective cages or bumpers. This demonstration highlights how engineered directional compliance and decentralized mass distribution can expand the operational safety and agility of aerial robots in cluttered environments.
Demo – Showcase at Booth: Bistable quadrotor frame made of buckled elastic fiberglass strips Buckled Elastic Strips (BES) Quadrotor Frame: Bistable quadrotor frame made of buckled elastic fiberglass strips, able to squeeze for gap traversal without additional actuators while being lightweight and shock resilient. More generally, buckled elastic strip structures (BESS) as a framework allow for encoding complex mechanical behavior in lightweight, shock-resilient structures and mechanisms useful for designing novel robots.
Demo – Showcase at Booth: Optical Tactile Cage Many robots utilize a protective cage to handle collisions and contact within obstacle dense environments. In such circumstances it can be advantageous to be able to sense direction and magnitude of any physical interactions with the environment. With only the addition of a single camera and targeted structural design, we can utilize the cage as a tactile sensor. Thus granting valuable perceptual capability with minimum hardware cost.
Demo – Showcase at Booth: Biodiversity Monitoring Drone Our sampling system can collect environmental samples from rainforests and other ecosystem. The system lowers a probe up to 40 meters into the canopy, collecting genetic traces from organisms living there as it touches and brushes against branches and leaves. The samples are later analyzed in a dedicated laboratory, identifying the species that the genetic traces belong to, thus allowing us to monitor biodiversity in these difficult environments.
Booth
26
Expo Area:
Aerial & Perception Systems
EPFL & Empa Laboratory of Sustainability Robotics
Booth
26
Expo Area:
Aerial & Perception Systems
EPFL & Empa Laboratory of Sustainability Robotics
- Categories: Flying Robotics
About:
The Laboratory of Sustainability Robotics at Empa and EPFL focuses on pioneering novel robotics and AI solutions to address the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals. The laboratory’s working principle is to co-evolve functional materials, robot controllers, and hardware to build bio-inspired, life-like robotic systems. This approach creates robots with higher operational resilience, robustness, and adaptability to real-world outdoor environments to perform environmental sensing and infrastructure maintenance tasks. Combining robotics, materials science, and environmental engineering, LSR explores concepts such as Aerial Additive Manufacturing, bio-inspired repair drones, immune intelligence for infrastructure, and field robotics for sustainability research. Through interdisciplinary collaborations, the lab aims to create technologies that enable self-maintaining, adaptive, and circular systems; bridging robotics and sustainability to address global challenges in environmental monitoring, construction, energy, and climate resilience.
 Exhibition:Â
At our booth, you will see novel soft and biodegradable robots for environmental monitoring and Aerial Additive manufacturing.
Booth
37
Expo Area:
Manipulation & Intelligent System
EPFL LASA
Booth
37
Expo Area:
Manipulation & Intelligent System
EPFL LASA
- Categories: Industrial Robotics, Logistics, Mobile Robotics
About:
LASA develops method to enable humans to teach robots to perform skills with the level of dexterity displayed by humans in similar tasks. Our robots move seamlessly with smooth motions. They adapt on-the-fly to the presence of obstacles and sudden perturbations, mimicking humans’ immediate response when facing unexpected and dangerous situations.
Exhibition: Dexterous and Robust Throwing; Crawling Robotic Hand
We will present demonstrations showcasing dexterous and robust throwing using a robotic arm and an additional demo featuring a crawling robotic hand capable of grasping objects in complex configurations.
Booth
24
Expo Area:
Aerial & Perception Systems
EPFL LIS
Booth
24
Expo Area:
Aerial & Perception Systems
EPFL LIS
- Categories: Flying Robotics, Intelligent Systems, Mobile Robotics, Soft Robotics
About
The Laboratory of Intelligent Systems at EPFL, led by Prof. Dario Floreano, will showcase its cutting-edge flyable and soft robots, blending artificial intelligence, biology, and robotics.
Exhibition
Explore the Aerial Robotics section of the exhibition, featuring flying robots inspired by insects and birds, agile UAVs with morphing wings, and swarm robotics.
In the Soft Robotics section, discover the innovative outcomes of the RoboFood project, where robots are designed to be edible, and food behaves like robots. This section also highlights robots utilizing tensegrity structures and artificial muscles.
Booth
33
Expo Area:
Manipulation & Intelligent System
EPLF LMTS: Soft Transducers Lab
Booth
33
Expo Area:
Manipulation & Intelligent System
EPLF LMTS: Soft Transducers Lab
- Categories: Soft Robotics
About
The EPFL-LMTS develops compliant actuators for touchable or wearable soft robotics.
Exhibition
Demo 1: EHD FiberPumps: the tube is the pump! We demonstrate several examples of how flexible pumps can noiselessly power hydraulic systems at different size scales, including a sub-millimeter embedded pressure source for maneuverable robotic catheters
Demo 2: We show a wearable thin fabric-like actuator driven by Shape Memory Alloy wires, moving the upper limb of mannequin holding a 2kg weight
Demo 3: This demonstration showcases an electroadhesive gripper with thermochromic visuo-tactile sensing. During robotic grasping tasks, this system infers thermal properties, material type, and contact area. Visitors are invited to challenge their thermal perception against that of the gripper.
Demo 4: Electroadhesive suction cups work like vacuum suction cups but are 10 times more energy efficient, and need no air or vacuum infrastructure. Come and try them!
Booth
16
Expo Area:
Medical & Soft Robotics
EPFL MICROBS
About
The MICROBS lab at EPFL focuses on two research areas: microrobotic medical devices and micromanipulation tools. We develop microengineered instruments that are equipped with advanced sensing, actuation, and navigation capabilities. These instruments are designed for use in precise biomedical procedures, allowing for groundbreaking applications in healthcare and the study of complex biological systems.
Exhibition
Demo: Microrobotic biomedical platforms
We will present several platforms showcasing the latest advancements in microrobotics, emphasizing their potential for medical and biological research. These demos will highlight innovative approaches in manufacturing, actuation, sensing, and control, demonstrating how these cutting-edge technologies can be applied to explore new frontiers in healthcare and scientific disc
Booth
18
Expo Area:
Medical & Soft Robotics
EPFL Reconfigurable Robotics Lab
Booth
18
Expo Area:
Medical & Soft Robotics
EPFL Reconfigurable Robotics Lab
- Categories: Intelligent Systems, Soft Robotics
About
At the Reconfigurable Robotics Lab we focus on the design, actuation, fabrication, and control of unique robotic systems. The research in our lab is committed to inventing interactive robotic systems with novel fabrication techniques and integration processes that push the limits of mechanical properties. These efforts enable us to create soft, reconfigurable, and interactive robots that are highly conscious of the environment and have extensive applications in wearable technology, medical/rehabilitation systems, and personal robots.
Exhibition
Demos :
- Robogami Third Arm
Robogami Third Arm: As robotics and AI evolve, supernumerary robotic modules offer unique assistance in daily life, manufacturing, surgery, and space exploration. This lightweight, modular arm adapts to various environments and tasks. This robotic technology empowers users to solve personalized challenges and redefines the relationship between humans and machines. - MOZART
Reconfigurable modular robots with a minimalist flat plate end effector for complex object manipulation without grasping. - OriDEX
A modular robotic surface system designed to deliver scalable, real-time full-body immersion, enabling dynamic force and shape feedback and supports a novel metric to quantitatively evaluate embodied interaction.
- SORI
Introducing the softness-rendering interface (SORI), a haptic display with an origami structure that decouples contact area and force to replicate softness sensations accurately.
Booth
19
Expo Area:
Medical & Soft Robotics
EPLF REHAssist group
About
At REHAssist we develop technologies for mobilization, rehabilitation, as well as surgical assistance.
We work on the development of devices and control strategies for gait assistance and rehabilitation. In addition, we work on neuromodulation and hybrid approaches combining electrical stimulation and mechanical assistance. Finally, we investigate solutions for robotic assistance in medical procedures such as laparoscopy, orthopedic surgery, and mechanical thrombectomy.
Exhibition
eWalk: The e-bike for walking
In this demo, we will show you eWalk – the e-bike for walking. Conceived to assist the hip movement during locomotion, this exoskeleton helps healthy people to reduce the fatigue and increase the endurance and the efficiency of walking. We invite you to see how this device can provide power to the hips by exploiting different control strategies for the assistive torque.
TREX: A teleoperated endovascular robotic system
In this demo you’ll interact with a robotic system developed to navigate an endovascular tool, called guidewire, within the human arteries. You’ll have the opportunity to try the system in three different control modes to navigate a guidewirethrough an arterial model made of silicone. You’ll also be able to appreciate how delicate the procedure is by visualizing the forces between the guidewire and the mock-up artery.
TWIICE: A lightweight solution for paraplegia and more
In this demo, we will present TWIICE – a lightweight and modular exoskeleton that helps individuals with spinal cord injury regain mobility. It allows walking, sitting, and standing with powered assistance at the hip and knee joints, controlled through intuitive user commands. We invite you to discover the potential of this wearable technology to restore independence and improve quality of life.
Functional Electrical Stimulation for lower-limb rehabilitation:
In this demo, we will present Functional Electrical Stimulation (FES) — a neuromodulation strategy to support lower-limb rehabilitation. By delivering electrical stimulation to muscles, FES generates functional movements and strengthens key muscle groups, promoting gait recovery in individuals with neurological disorders. We invite you to discover how FES, combined with adaptive control strategies, can be adjusted in real time to the patient’s movements — reducing effort, personalizing training, and enhancing motor recovery outcomes.
OptiZone: To empower athletes to push beyond their boundaries
OptiZone equips coaches with powerful insights to keep athletes performing at their best. Our wearable technology accurately identifies ACL injury risk and provides personalized recommendations by analyzing biomechanics, workload, recovery, and even sleep. With OptiZone, you can make smarter training decisions, protect your players, and keep your team strong throughout the season.
Booth
7
Expo Area:
Mobile robots
EPFL Xplore
About
EPFL Xplore is a student-led space robotics project at EPFL, part of the MAKE initiative in Switzerland. We train future engineers through project-based learning, collaborating with laboratories and industry to push innovation in space robotics. As part of this mission, we design and build rovers to participate in international competitions such as the European Rover Challenge, where the team has consistently achieved top results and received multiple Excellency Awards. The association is structured around three poles: ERC, focused on international competitions; XRC, a student-organized mini rover competition at EPFL; and XRE, our hub for research and innovation projects.
Exhibition
At the EPFL Xplore booth, you will discover the projects of the student association dedicated to space robotics and research, part of the EPFL MAKE initiative. We will showcase our Mars rover, winner of the European Rover Challenge 2025 (1st place), together with our custom-made drone and robotic arm. Visitors will also get to see mini-rovers built for our internal competition, the Xplore Rover Challenge, that introduces new students to robotics. Finally, we will present some of our research projects, including a robotic actuator for a legged rover and custom electronic boards developed by our members.
Booth
M
Expo Area:
Young Innovating Projects
EPFL Xplore
About
EPFL Xplore is a student-led space robotics project at EPFL, part of the MAKE initiative in Switzerland. We train future engineers through project-based learning, collaborating with laboratories and industry to push innovation in space robotics. As part of this mission, we design and build rovers to participate in international competitions such as the European Rover Challenge, where the team has consistently achieved top results and received multiple Excellency Awards. The association is structured around three poles: ERC, focused on international competitions; XRC, a student-organized mini rover competition at EPFL; and XRE, our hub for research and innovation projects.
Exhibition
At the EPFL Xplore booth, you will discover the projects of the student association dedicated to space robotics and research, part of the EPFL MAKE initiative. We will showcase our Mars rover, winner of the European Rover Challenge 2025 (1st place), together with our custom-made drone and robotic arm. Visitors will also get to see mini-rovers built for our internal competition, the Xplore Rover Challenge, that introduces new students to robotics. Finally, we will present some of our research projects, including a robotic actuator for a legged rover and custom electronic boards developed by our members.
Booth
D
Expo Area:
Booths
Euresearch
About
Euresearch is the Swiss guide to European research and innovation. We provide information and guidance on cooperation and funding opportunities offered by the EU Framework Programme “Horizon Europe” and other initiatives.
Exhibition
Euresearch team will provide information on Horizon Europe funding opportunities.
Booth
58
Expo Area:
Logistics & Manufacturing
Faulhaber
Booth
58
Expo Area:
Logistics & Manufacturing
Faulhaber
- Categories: Drive Systems, Intelligent Systems
About
FAULHABER is a leading supplier in the area of high precision miniature and micro drive systems. FAULHABER offers the most extensive range of miniature and micro drive technologies available from a single source worldwide. From high performance DC Motors, BLDC Motors, to Linear Motors, and Stepper Motors, each drive is designed to achieve maximum performance in minimum dimensions and weight. Matching precision gearheads, encoders, linear components and drive electronics are available to complete the system.
People you will find at the booth:Â
- Application Engineers
- Sales Engineers
- Marketing
Booth
55
Expo Area:
Logistics & Manufacturing
Fixposition AG
Booth
55
Expo Area:
Logistics & Manufacturing
Fixposition AG
- Categories: Navigation/Positioning, Other
About
Fixposition is a leading technology company specializing in advanced precise positioning solutions. Its xFusion ™ technology deliver centimeter-level global accuracy where GNSS alone fails. Our solutions cater to a wide range of industries including autonomous vehicles, agriculture, robotics, and logistics, ensuring performance, realiability and safety where traditional GPS systems fall short. Headquartered in Zurich, Fixposition is committed to driving innovation in positioning technologies to empower global enterprises and pave the way for the future of autonomy.Â
Exhibition
Demos: Vision-RTK 2, Vision-RTK Pro; Pbx-A1; SoM for RLM; Perception demo
See Vision-RTK 2, Vision-RTK Pro and our latest innovations in action live at the booth.
Watch how GNSS + IMU + Stereo Vision come together to deliver survey-grade accuracy even in GNSS outages, and vision-based tilt compensation for true freedom in the field.
Booth
31
Expo Area:
Aerial & Perception Systems
Flybotix
About
At Flybotix, we gather around a common mission: to help reduce risk for humans and the planet.
Our mission is rooted in the belief that technology advancements should directly influence the way dangerous work is done.
We believe that inspections should be conducted seamlessly, allowing businesses to have access to data without compromising worker safety.
Exhibition
Experience the ASIO X Solution for a comprehensiveve workflow:
ASIO X | Drone
Experience effortless flight with ASIO X, renowned for its stability and user-friendly controls, ensuring that even beginners can confidently navigate and gather comprehensive inspection data with ease.
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Booth
44
Expo Area:
Manipulation & Intelligent System
Generation Robots
Booth
44
Expo Area:
Manipulation & Intelligent System
Generation Robots
- Categories: Embedded Systems, Industrial Robotics, Intelligent Systems, Mobile Robotics, Sensors, Service Robotics
International Exhibitor
About
With 17 years of experience, Génération Robots supplies robots and electronic and robotic components to companies, research institutions, and higher education organizations.
Our product range is comprehensive — from Dynamixel servomotors to the Spot robot, including robotic arms and LiDAR sensors — designed to meet the diverse needs of our customers.
As a leading player in this sector in Europe, our brand is built on a strong local presence, supported by our subsidiary in Berlin and our multilingual website (French, English, German, and Italian).
Exhibition
Generation Robots is a trusted partner for universities, research centers, and innovative companies worldwide. The catalogue includes humanoids, mobile bases, robotic arms, quadruped robots, and accessories such as cameras, LiDAR, boards, GPS, routers, IMUs, and servomotors — more than 1,000 products from 50 leading brands.
Headquartered in France with a subsidiary in Germany, Generation Robots ships internationally and offers an e-commerce platform in French, English, German, and Italian. Its GRLab engineering office also supports academic and industrial projects with mechatronics, software, integration, and prototyping.
Booth
69
Expo Area:
Logistics & Manufacturing
GĂĽdel (Swissmem)
Booth
69
Expo Area:
Logistics & Manufacturing
GĂĽdel (Swissmem)
- Categories: Industrial Robotics
About
GĂĽdel is an internationally active Swiss industrial company. As one of the world’s leading providers of industrial automation solutions, GĂĽdel offers its customers everything from a single source:Â from high-precision machine components to intelligent automation solutions.
GĂĽdel technology is characterized by innovation, modularity, and quality. GĂĽdel employs around 1,000 people at over 20 locations worldwide.
Exhibition
We aim to present our press-automation solution – a Swiss SME’s journey to global market leadership in a specialized niche. Through Swiss-quality engineering, deep vertical integration and collaborative partnerships, our team delivers a fully integrated system: from off-line simulation for productivity optimization to robust 24/7 operation. Seamless MES/SCADA interfaces provide real-time productivity analysis, job management and condition monitoring. Today, this all-in-one package is trusted by automotive OEMs worldwide, demonstrating how focused innovation and Swiss craftsmanship can excel in a technically demanding field.
Booth
5
Expo Area:
Mobile robots
Helbling Technik AG
Booth
5
Expo Area:
Mobile robots
Helbling Technik AG
- Categories: Industrial Robotics, Logistics, Manufacturing, Mobile Robotics
About
Helbling supports companies ranging from startups to large corporations with product innovation and development and positions itself as an interdisciplinary nexus of engineering and consulting expertise.
The focus is on sustainable, innovative, and complex systems in a large variety of industries such as robotics and mechatronics, medical technology, household appliances, mechanical and plant engineering, transport, and many more.
Regardless of the individual specifications of the tasks our clients entrust to us, we always have the same goal in mind: to boost their innovative ability and competitiveness. Our professional staff only consider their work to be complete once their client has achieved what our guiding principle claims: “Innovating a sustainable future”.
The group employs over 620 professionals at locations in Switzerland, Germany, Poland, the USA and China.
Demo
Experience a small robotic artist with interesting kinematics.
Booth
35
Expo Area:
Manipulation & Intelligent System
Robotics and Control systems, Hepia - HES//SO
Booth
35
Expo Area:
Manipulation & Intelligent System
Robotics and Control systems, Hepia - HES//SO
- Categories: Medical
About
The Robotics and Automation group develops machines and automated systems for autonomously performing complex repetitive tasks.
The research projects involve a very large number of domains. From manufacturing industry to the environmentally-friendly mobility sector, as well as spatial and medical applications, they are always driven by the requirements of industrial or academic partners.
As well as mastering the know-how for building and testing new, original machines, it is equipped with modern industrial robots at the cutting-edge of technology for research and for training future engineers.
Exhibition
Demo: LaxiPed device – biomechanical forefoot measurement
Device designed to measure the forefoot instability and to display the pressure under metatarsal heads.
Booth
27
Expo Area:
Aerial & Perception Systems
Robotics and Microtechniques, Hepia - HES//SO
Booth
27
Expo Area:
Aerial & Perception Systems
Robotics and Microtechniques, Hepia - HES//SO
- Categories: Flying Robotics
About
HES-SO (Haute école spécialisée de Suisse occidentale) is a network of 28 schools of higher education in the seven cantons of western Switzerland. All of the degree programmes offered at our schools have a strong research focus and practical orientation. With close to 22,000 students, HES-SO is Switzerland’s largest university network.
Exhibition
Demo : Caged drone with very high resiliant capabilities
Presentation of a drone chassis incorporating a self constrained protective cage and a damping mechanism capable of absorbing shock energy, even after a fall of several meters.
Our demonstration (DroneProtect) is composed of two parts (double large booth that will be attached together hopefully with your cooperation) :
- HES//SO – HeArc – represented by StĂ©phane Gobron will focus on the design methodology of our protective cages
- HES//SO – hepia – represented by Michel Lauria will focus on the physical realization of a functional caged droneÂ
Booth
6
Expo Area:
Mobile robots
Hexagon Robotics
Booth
6
Expo Area:
Mobile robots
Hexagon Robotics
- Categories: Industrial Robotics, Mobile Robotics
About
Hexagon Robotics is a division of Hexagon – a global leader in precision measurement. Established in 2025, Hexagon Robotics develops humanoid robots for industrial sectors to address labor shortages and enable the transition from automation to autonomy. The first humanoid product, AEON, was launched in June 2025 and combines agility, awareness, spatial intelligence and versatility to provide a market-leading solution for automotive, transportation, aerospace, manufacturing, and logistics customers.
Exhibition
Demo title: AEON robot demonstration
We are demonstrating the basic functionality of the Hexagon AEON humanoid robot at our booth.
Booth
48
Expo Area:
Logistics & Manufacturing
Idiap Research Institute
Booth
48
Expo Area:
Logistics & Manufacturing
Idiap Research Institute
- Categories: Industrial Robotics, Mobile Robotics, Service Robotics, Soft Robotics
About
Idiap is a research institute of national importance, active in the field of artificial intelligence since 1991. We engage in fundamental research, education, and technology transfer in artificial intelligence, machine learning and signal processing.
Exhibition
Demo: Geometric Virtual Fixtures for Object-Centric Manipulation
From slicing fruit to scrubbing dishes, humans interact effortlessly with objects of all shapes and sizes, many of them curved. But for robots, handling curved surfaces is challenging because directions like “toward” or “along” the surface change depending on the object’s shape. In this demo, we present an approach using geometric virtual fixtures that help robots adapt their movements to curved objects using only point cloud data. These guides are generated on the fly and allow the robot to reuse skills across different shapes, making everyday object interaction more flexible and robust.
Booth
14
Expo Area:
Mobile robots
IDSIA USI-SUPSI
Booth
14
Expo Area:
Mobile robots
IDSIA USI-SUPSI
- Categories: Human-Robot Interaction, Mobile Robotics, Other, Service Robotics
About
The Istituto Dalle Molle di Studi sull’Intelligenza Artificiale (IDSIA) USI-SUPSI is a not-for-profit research institute for artificial intelligence. It is a joint instiute of both the Faculty of Informatics of the UniversitĂ della Svizzera Italiana and the Department of Innovative Technologies of SUPSI, the University of Applied Sciences of Southern Switzerland. We focus on various aspects of artificial intelligence, from deep neural networks to explainable causal networks, from machine vision to autonomous robotics, intersecting control engineering and operations research with AI/ML methods. IDSIA is situated in Lugano, a lakeside city in the Italian-speaking canton of Ticino, a region of Switzerland well known for its warm climate and outstanding scenery.
Exhibition
Demo: Social Interaction with TIAGo Robot
In this demo, we showcase how social robots can engage with people in real-world public environments. The mobile robot TIAGo autonomously navigates the space, perceives nearby individuals, and uses intent prediction to identify those likely to engage. When a high probability of interaction is detected, TIAGo approaches and initiates friendly social behavior offering treats as a gesture of interaction and engagement. This demonstration highlights the potential of socially-aware robots to create natural, proactive human-robot interactions in shared spaces.
Booth
47
Expo Area:
Logistics & Manufacturing
IMES, OST
Booth
47
Expo Area:
Logistics & Manufacturing
IMES, OST
- Categories: Embedded Systems, Intelligent Systems, Lab Automation, Medical, Other, Service Robotics
About
The Institute for Microelectronics, Embedded Systems and Sensors (IMES), at OST – Eastern Switzerland University of Applied Sciences, in Rapperswil, is specialized in electronics research and development. We push boundaries in terms of size, power and speed in microelectronics, embedded systems, sensor and actuator technology, and electronic engineering – Tiny to the Top.
Our institute brings together experienced experts from industry and younger professionals from university. Our clients and partners benefit from both extensive experience and the latest knowledge from academia.
Exhibition
We will showcase multiple embedded systems – tiny, low-power, intelligent and connected. In particular, the results of an Innovation Booster Robotics-funded project will be demonstrated.
Demo – Motors as Sensors: Anomaly Detection in a Pipetting Robot
The project aims at leveraging small and medium-sized motors as sensors. Motors are often located close to components being moved, an ideal place for picking up information and running integrated anomaly detection on a machine learning-enabled microcontroller.
Booth
H
Expo Area:
Stands
Innosuisse
Innosuisse is the Swiss Innovation Agency. We support SMEs, start-ups, research institutions and other Swiss organisations in their research and development activities. Innosuisse is your springboard for national or international innovation. We facilitate collaboration and knowledge transfer to develop promising new products and services.
Booth
G
Expo Area:
Stands
Innovation Booster Robotics (IBR)
Booth
G
Expo Area:
Stands
Innovation Booster Robotics (IBR)
- Categories: Funding & Development
About
Innovation Booster Robotics, is a program dedicated to fostering radical innovation in the Swiss robotics ecosystem. Powered by the Swiss Innovation Agency, Innosuisse, and based at EPFL, this initiative aims to identify significant challenges and effectively nurture ideas to find revolutionary solutions in the field of robotics.
Through our workshops, events and funding initiatives, we promote knowledge transfer, encourage co-operation with partners along the entire chain of robotics and drive technological progress for tomorrow’s challenges.
Booth
C
Expo Area:
Booths
International Deep Spotlight Society
Booth
C
Expo Area:
Booths
International Deep Spotlight Society
- Categories: Funding & Development, Mobile Robotics, Service Robotics
About:
IDSS is committed to promoting innovation and collaboration across AI and advanced technologies in business, education, healthcare, and finance. Guided by the principles of objectivity, professionalism, and win-win cooperation, we build a global platform for academic and industrial exchange.
In the field of robotics and intelligent systems, our mission is to connect, collaborate, and co-create the future. By fostering interdisciplinary dialogue and applied innovation, we aim to accelerate real-world adoption of intelligent robotics.
Exhibition:Â
Certifying the Future of Robotics; Embodied AI Center; Robot Alpine championship – World 1st Skiing in Davos; Dexterity and Intelligence: From Robotic Hands to Mobile Systems; Robots Meet Humans: Play, Work, and Move
Demo 1: Smart Robotics in Action
Experience the next generation of intelligent robotics in real-world scenarios. From dexterous robotic hands to agile mobile systems, our booth showcases cutting-edge robots in action — including the YuanLuo chess-playing robot, Zhixing dexterous robotic hands, and Booster T1 robot. Visitors will also meet Unitree robots demonstrating balance, motion, and human-robot collaboration.
Demo 2: Certifying the Future of Robotics
Learn how robotics standards shape the industry’s future. Supported by the Shanghai Robotics Industry Research Institute, this section presents insights into certification, testing, and industry access frameworks that ensure safety, quality, and interoperability in global robotics.
Demo 3: Embodied AI Center
Discover our new Embodied AI Research and Learning Center — a hub that blends robotics, AI, and education. We invite visitors to join our upcoming Christmas Season Robotics Celebration (Dec 26), featuring creative robot workshops and interactive experiences for all ages.
Demo 4: Robot Alpine Championship
Be part of the world’s first Robot Alpine Championship in Davos! This upcoming event will challenge intelligent robots in skiing and navigation — merging robotics, AI, and extreme environments in a groundbreaking global competition.
Demo 5: Dexterity and Intelligence
Explore how robotic dexterity meets embodied intelligence. Demonstrations feature multi-finger robotic hands and adaptive control systems — advancing precision manipulation, flexible motion, and intelligent perception.
Demo 6: Robots Meet Humans: Play, Work, and Move
Experience how robots seamlessly integrate into human life — from playful interactions to collaborative work. Our demos highlight human-centered design and real-world adaptability, showing how robots can enhance creativity, productivity, and joy.
Booth
3
Expo Area:
Mobile robots
ITK Engineering GmbH
Booth
3
Expo Area:
Mobile robots
ITK Engineering GmbH
- Categories: Embedded Systems, Industrial Robotics, Medical, Mobile Robotics, Service Robotics
International Exhibitor
About
From embedded systems to robotics and artificial intelligence – ITK Engineering, a global tech company and wholly owned subsidiary of Robert Bosch, draws on methods-driven expertise to provide standards-compliant and platform-independent software and system development services to customers across all industries, from mobility and healthcare to industrial engineering. With around 1,300 employees worldwide, the company is an innovative force in digital engineering with its roots in robotics since 1994.
Exhibition
Demo: AI-driven Robotics
ITK Engineering offers end-to-end software & systems solutions, covering the entire technology stack from microcontrollers to cloud applications. This demo showcases this comprehensive expertise by integrating system development, embedded technology, robotics, cloud computing, and artificial intelligence within a single application.
During the demo, a portrait photo of an interested trade show visitor is taken using a tablet equipped with a webcam. The image is pre-processed directly on an integrated microcontroller and then transmitted to the cloud, where an AI-based algorithm converts the photo into a line drawing. This line drawing is sent to the robot controller, which generates suitable trajectories, enabling a robot-mounted pen to faithfully reproduce the drawing on paper.
Booth
45
Expo Area:
Logistics & Manufacturing
Kadasolutions
About
Booth
56
Expo Area:
Logistics & Manufacturing
LAYERED GmbH
Booth
56
Expo Area:
Logistics & Manufacturing
LAYERED GmbH
- Categories: Industrial Robotics, Logistics
About
LAYERED brings autonomous robotic surface finishing to construction sites, combining mobile robotics and AI to make coating applications safer, faster, and more sustainable.
Its mobile manipulators perform spraying and finishing on concrete and masonry walls with millimeter precision, guided by machine learning models that adapt to varying geometries, surface conditions, and coating materials.
This intelligent control ensures consistent layer thickness, optimized deposition, and up to 20% less material waste, while doubling on-site productivity.
With 97% of Europe’s buildings requiring renovation by 2050, LAYERED offers a scalable robotic solution to the skilled labor shortage—bringing factory-level quality to both new builds and large-scale energy retrofits.
Booth
2
Expo Area:
Mobile robots
MathWorks GmbH
About
MathWorks is the leading developer of mathematical computing software. Engineers and scientists worldwide rely on its products MATLAB and Simulink to accelerate their work. MATLAB, the language of engineers and scientists, is a programming environment for algorithm development, data analysis, visualization, and numeric computation. Simulink is a block diagram environment for simulation and Model-Based Design of multidomain and embedded engineering systems. MATLAB and Simulink enable the design, development, and operation of a wide range of engineered systems. This includes applications in industries such as automotive, aerospace, robotics, energy, medical devices and industrial automation. MathWorks software is fundamental for teaching and research in the world’s top universities and learning institutions. Founded in 1984, MathWorks employs more than 6,500 people in 34 offices around the world, with headquarters in Natick, Massachusetts, USA.
Exhibition
Demo: Robotics with MATLAB and Simulink
The booth features demos that highlight the development of vision and control algorithms leveraging Model-Based Design as well as their deployment to hardware. The workflows will be demonstrated for different hardware and simulation environments.
Booth
49
Expo Area:
Logistics & Manufacturing
maxon Switzerland AG
Booth
49
Expo Area:
Logistics & Manufacturing
maxon Switzerland AG
- Categories: Industrial Robotics, Medical
About
At maxon, we develop and build high precision electric drive systems that are among the best in the world. Our brushed and brushless DC motors are leading the industry worldwide. They are used wherever requirements are high and engineers cannot afford compromises: maxon actuators are inside NASA’s Mars rovers. They are installed in insulin pumps and surgical power tools. You can find them in humanoid robots and in high-precision industrial applications, in tattoo machines, passenger aircraft, camera lenses, race cars, and cardiac pumps. Besides high-quality micromotors, gearheads, encoders, and controllers, maxon also offers complete mechatronic systems – including battery management systems and master controllers.
Exhibition
Booth
61
Expo Area:
Logistics & Manufacturing
Melexis Technologies NV
Booth
61
Expo Area:
Logistics & Manufacturing
Melexis Technologies NV
- Categories: Haptics and Touch Feedback, Human-Robot Interaction, Logistics, Mechatronics, Sensors
Melexis is a global supplier of micro-electronic semiconductor solutions and stands for engineering that enables the best imaginable future – a future which is safe, clean, comfortable, and healthy. All of these aspects are reflected in the applications that our technology empowers.
Beyond its core robotics solutions, Melexis offers a comprehensive portfolio of sensing Integrated Circuits (ICs) that can help engineers to design next-generation robotic systems. This includes components such as tactile sensors, position sensors, temperature sensors, current sensors, and latch & switch ICs — each designed to meet the unique challenges of modern robotics.
Booth
68
Expo Area:
Logistics & Manufacturing
Mikron Automation
Booth
68
Expo Area:
Logistics & Manufacturing
Mikron Automation
- Categories: Industrial Robotics, Manufacturing, Medical
About
Mikron Automation – a division of the Swiss Mikron Group – is your worldwide partner for advanced assembly solutions. At Mikron we are committed to delivering the best assembly systems and all needed services throughout your product’s entire life cycle. With our extensive engineering know-how, complex process expertise, scalable platforms, and lifelong support we are driving lasting success for your business.
Mikron Automation has produced and installed more than 4’200 assembly and testing systems worldwide to customers in the pharmaceutical, medtech, automotive, electrical/industrial and consumer goods. Mikron Automation currently employs over 1’000 people and is headquartered in Boudry (Switzerland), a region that is regarded as the heart of the Swiss watchmaking industry. It also has sites in Denver (USA), Singapore, Shanghai (China) and Kaunas (Lithuania).
Exhibition
Mikron Automation will present its advanced capabilities in designing and engineering assembly solutions for complex devices through a series of targeted video demonstrations. These videos will not only highlight the technological innovation behind our systems but also emphasize the expertise and dedication of the people who make it all possible.
At the core of Mikron Automation’s business is the development and manufacturing of high-performance assembly lines—ranging from clinical trial-scale to high-volume production—for disposable medical and industrial devices. These include inhalers, pen injectors, airbag components, and photovoltaic (PV) connectors, serving multinational companies across the world.
Booth
1
Expo Area:
Mobile robots
Neura Robotics GmbH
Booth
1
Expo Area:
Mobile robots
Neura Robotics GmbH
- Categories: Industrial Robotics, Intelligent Systems, Service Robotics
International Exhibitor
About
NEURA Robotics is a German high-tech company founded by David Reger in 2019 in Metzingen near Stuttgart with the goal to revolutionize the world of robotics. NEURA is the only company worldwide that designs and manufactures intelligent, cognitive robots in-house. At the core of the company lies a strong value-driven philosophy: NEURA’s mission is to expand the capabilities of collaborative robots with cognitive skills, enabling an entirely new level of seamless interaction between humans and machines – safe, smart, and effortless. The guiding principle “We serve humanity” captures this vision in a nutshell. The product strategy follows a consistent “one-device” approach. Inspired by the concept of a smartphone with arms and legs, NEURA robots combine all central components and sensors for physical artificial intelligence into a single device. Today, NEURA brings together more than 600 employees from over 45 nations. All key technologies, such as AI, control software, sensor technology and mechanical components, are developed in-house. With groundbreaking products such as MAiRA, the world’s first cognitive robot, and MiPA, an intelligent and versatile robotic assistant for various areas of life, NEURA is paving the way for a new era of robotics. Another milestone is 4NE1 (“For Anyone”), the first humanoid robot designed for series production. In addition, NEURA has created the Neuraverse, the world’s first scalable robotics app store: a continuously learning ecosystem that connects users, developers, experts, and companies. It enables robots to gain new skills as easily as smartphones receive updates.
Exhibition
Demos: MiPA Talking – Intelligent Service Robot with Voice Interaction MAiRA – Interactive Cognitive Robot Demo ADLATUS CR700C/D – Autonomous Floor Cleaning Robot Powered by Neura
At our booth, we showcase the forefront of cognitive robotics. Our service robot MiPA impresses with intelligent service capabilities and voice interaction. The MAiRA is presented as an interactive demo, demonstrating advanced perception, learning and human-robot collaboration. Additionally, we feature the ADLATUS CR700C/D, an autonomous cleaning robot powered by Neura, setting new standards in professional cleaning robotics.
Booth
K
Expo Area:
Young Innovating Projects
NomadZ, ETH ZĂĽrich
Booth
K
Expo Area:
Young Innovating Projects
NomadZ, ETH ZĂĽrich
- Categories: Humanoid robotics, Intelligent Systems
About
We are NomadZ, the RoboCup team of ETH ZĂĽrich. The ambitious goal of RoboCup is to promote research and innovation in robotics and AI to make machines as capable as humans in everyday activities, via the collaboration between multicultural and multidisciplinary groups of people. As university students, we develop software to allow robots to play football autonomously and participate in international competitions with other teams from around the world. We focus in the disciplines of robotic vision, behaviour and planning, and bipedal locomotion.
Exhibition
Demo titles:Â Robocup exhibition matches
Demos description:
Exhibition matches: Our demo features NAO robots playing a football match autonomously, where the robots take the role of goalkeepers, strikers and defenders. The robots display their capabilities in walking, kicking, diving and getting up from a fallen position.
Booth
59
Expo Area:
Logistics & Manufacturing
Pick8ship Technology AG
Booth
59
Expo Area:
Logistics & Manufacturing
Pick8ship Technology AG
- Categories: Logistics, Manufacturing, Mobile Robotics
About
We automate warehousing, industrial replenishment and delivery with mobile robots, smart containers and AI.
Exhibition
Demo: Video / live stream from our Experience Center
Videos/Live stream from our Robot Experience Center in Zurich showcasing the Pick8ship system; Announcement of a major system extension is planned.
Booth
54
Expo Area:
Logistics & Manufacturing
Primelco
Booth
54
Expo Area:
Logistics & Manufacturing
Primelco
- Categories: Embedded Systems, Intelligent Systems, Manufacturing, Mobile Robotics, Rugged Robotic Controller Solutions
About:
Primelco Visual Data AG is a Swiss company based in Baar (Zug), specializing in customized HMI solutions and industrial computing systems. Founded in 1988, the company designs and distributes high-quality products for industrial visualization, building automation, stainless steel solutions, touch panels, and control and monitoring systems.
Exhibition:
Robot controllers serve as the core intelligence behind the operation of robotic systems, ranging from industrial robots to collaborative robots (co-bots) and robotic arms. These controllers are pivotal in orchestrating the precise movements, tasks, and interactions of robots within various operational environments. As technology advances, the demand for sophisticated, efficient, and adaptable robot controllers continues to grow, driven by the increasing integration of robots across various industries such as manufacturing, logistics, healthcare, and beyond.
Booth
4
Expo Area:
Mobile robots
RAI Institute
Booth
4
Expo Area:
Mobile robots
RAI Institute
- Categories: Intelligent Systems, Mobile Robotics
About
The RAI Institute is a research organization that aims to solve the most important and fundamental problems in AI and robotics. With offices in Cambridge, Massachusetts and Zurich, the Institute unites top talent in robotics, perception, AI, machine learning, computer science and machine design to develop future generations of intelligent machines. The Institute focuses on four essentials of robot functionality: mobility, perception, dexterity and intelligence, as well as the ethics of robots in the workplace and our lives. Led by Marc Raibert, founder of Boston Dynamics, the RAI Institute develops technology that will make future generations of robots smarter, easier to use, contribute to human productivity, and help us live happier lives.
Booth
52
Expo Area:
Logistics & Manufacturing
Rapid Manufacturing AG
Booth
52
Expo Area:
Logistics & Manufacturing
Rapid Manufacturing AG
- Categories: Manufacturing
About
Rapid Manufacturing AG is a Swiss-based company offering end-to-end manufacturing solutions – from idea to finished product. As a true one-stop shop, we provide the right process for every need, whether it’s prototyping, functional parts, or small-to-medium batch production.
We combine advanced technologies such as SLS, SLM, vacuum casting, injection molding, and CNC machining to deliver precise, robust plastic and metal components – tailored to your specific application.
With deep expertise in aerospace, medical, robotics, and optical systems, we are your agile and reliable partner for even the most demanding manufacturing challenges.
Our promise: fast lead times, smart engineering, and a solution-oriented approach – all in one place.
Exhibition
At our booth you will be able to explore a wide range of sample parts that showcase our manufacturing capabilities. The majority of the parts are produced using SLS (Selective Laser Sintering), but we will also present components made with vacuum casting, SLM (Selective Laser Melting), CNC machining and injection molding.
Some of these parts are identical to those we supply directly for integration into final products, including various types of robots, and we will explain their specific applications.
In addition, you can see how we enhance parts through different post-processing techniques. We will display examples that demonstrate what is possible in terms of surface finishing, colouring, sealing and other treatments, giving you a clear idea of how we can tailor parts to meet functional and aesthetic requirements.
Booth
L
Expo Area:
Young Innovating Projects
Robopoly
Booth
L
Expo Area:
Young Innovating Projects
Robopoly
- Categories: Educational robotics and Makers
About
Robopoly is a student-run commission of EPFL AGEPoly that provides students with the opportunity to explore robotics and bring their ideas to life. The club offers access to a fully equipped workshop and the necessary tools to design and build a wide range of projects. Members can take part in hands-on workshops, demonstrations, and kit assembly sessions to learn the fundamentals of robotics — from basic electronics and soldering to practical applications in more advanced projects. Entirely managed by students, Robopoly aims to promote robotics and the maker culture on campus by fostering creativity, collaboration, and technical innovation.
Exhibition
Demo title: H3adMotion Arm – Control of robotic arm
At the Robopoly booth, visitors will discover a variety of robotics projects developed by our members, showcasing creativity and technical innovation. Several of our creations will be on display, including 3D printers in action, arcade machine, robotic arms, and interactive robots. Two main interactive experiences will be featured: visitors will have the chance to control our H3adMotion Arm using head movements through a specialized helmet, and to engage in conversation with Pepper, a humanoid robot powered by an AI dialogue system. The booth offers a hands-on introduction to the exciting world of robotics and the maker culture fostered within Robopoly.
Booth
25
Expo Area:
Aerial & Perception Systems
Robotics and Perception Group, UZH
Booth
25
Expo Area:
Aerial & Perception Systems
Robotics and Perception Group, UZH
- Categories: Flying Robotics, Intelligent Systems, Sensors
About
Our lab was founded in February 2012 and is part of the Department of Informatics, at the University of Zurich, and the Department of Neuroinformatics, which is a joint institute of both the University of Zurich and ETH Zurich.
Our mission is to research the fundamental challenges of robotics and computer vision that will benefit all of humanity. Our key interest is to develop autonomous machines that can navigate all by themselves using only onboard cameras and computation, without relying on external infrastructure, such as GPS or position tracking systems, nor off-board computing. Our interests encompass predonimantly micro drones because they are more challenging and offer more research opportunities than ground robots.
Exhibition
Booth
53
Expo Area:
Logistics & Manufacturing
RRC power solutions GmbH
Booth
53
Expo Area:
Logistics & Manufacturing
RRC power solutions GmbH
- Categories: Embedded Systems, Other, Standard Batteries
International Exhibitor
About
RRC power solutions – this name stands for the highest reliability and innovative technologies in the field of mobile power supply. Founded in 1989 by students as Ruffing-Ruth-Computer, we have evolved from a computer accessories manufacturer to a supplier of customized power solutions and finally to a leading brand manufacturer of standard energy storage products. From a start-up in the late 1980s, we have since become a multinational company that sets new standards in the market as a leading manufacturer of batteries and battery chargers in sophisticated industries. Our rechargeable standard batteries are available off-the-shelf, without any development costs. This leads to reduced battery development efforts for mobile applications and enables much faster time-to-market.
Naturally, our lithium-ion standard battery packs fulfil all the market-relevant safety standards as well as the worldwide national approvals. These aspects combined with the off-the-shelf availability reduce the overall development costs and allow your new device to reach profitability much earlier.
We utilize lithium-ion cells with the highest energy density, maximized discharge current, and the utmost safety levels in our battery packs.
Exhibition
Ready-to-use battery packs for multiple applications with worldwide approvals. In addition to our batteries, we provide you with suitable chargers and power management modules for one-stop delivery.
Booth
63
Expo Area:
Logistics & Manufacturing
S3C
About
Collaborative robotics (Cobotics) shows high potential to increase flexibility and productivity in manufacturing, and thus to maintain production sites and jobs in Switzerland.
The S3C overcomes current roadblocks by providing a state-of-the-art test and experimentation facility for Swiss industry to explore and extensively test the suitability and quantitative advantages of Cobotics through the following infrastructure:
• Safe but realistic, industrial-like test environment
• Confidential testing conditions
• Adaptable, modular test benches and setups
• Scalable options from quick tests to extensive, long-term testing
• Local test options with a central test center in Biel as well as multiple mobile test setups
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Booths
Service de la promotion de l'Ă©conomie et de l'innovation (SPEI) & Innovaud
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Booths
Service de la promotion de l'Ă©conomie et de l'innovation (SPEI) & Innovaud
- Categories: Funding & Development
Service de la promotion de l’économie et de l’innovation (SPEI) is the economic development department of the Canton of Vaud. SPEI promotes economic competitiveness, supports entrepreneurship, and finances projects that strengthen innovation across the region. Through targeted financial instruments, policy support, and strategic initiatives, SPEI enables the creation, establishment, and expansion of businesses in Vaud.
Innovaud is the innovation and investment promotion agency of the Canton of Vaud. It supports startups, scale-ups and innovative SMEs in high-tech sectors through funding guidance, coaching, networking, and international promotion. Innovaud acts as a catalyst for the region’s innovation ecosystem, helping companies grow, attract investors, and access key partners in academia, industry, and government.
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Logistics & Manufacturing
Sevensense by ABB
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50
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Logistics & Manufacturing
Sevensense by ABB
- Categories: Mobile Robotics
About
Sevensense is the global leader in vision-based spatial intelligence for industrial vehicles. Its cutting-edge Visual AI ecosystem enables shared maps and spatial awareness across entire fleets — from autonomous robots to manual forklifts — transforming how goods and vehicles move in dynamic environments.
Demos :
- People detection: Our camera-based software provides autonomous mobile robots with the ability to detect people, enabling them to navigate complex, human-centric environments with safety and efficiency.
- Autonomous Mobile Robot: Built for development, our AMR serves as a testbed for our autonomy software. Featuring a suite of cameras and 2d-lidars, this platform allows our engineers to rigorously evaluate and optimize our SLAM and navigation algorithms, sensor fusion, and people detection capabilities in a controlled environment.
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Aerial & Perception Systems
Skydio Inc.
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30
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Aerial & Perception Systems
Skydio Inc.
- Categories: Flying Robotics
International Exhibitor
About
Skydio is the leading U.S. drone manufacturer and world leader in autonomous flight. Skydio leverages breakthrough AI to create the world’s most intelligent flying machines for use by enterprise and government customers. Skydio designs, assembles, and supports its products in the U.S. from its headquarters in San Mateo, CA.
Exhibition
Demos: Drone Autonomy, Simulation, & Remote Operation
Come see Skydio demonstrate our autonomous flight and remote operations capabilities along with our advanced simulation environment.
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Logistics & Manufacturing
Sonceboz
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Logistics & Manufacturing
Sonceboz
- Categories: Agricultural Robotics, Embedded Systems, Industrial Robotics, Intelligent Systems, Mobile Robotics
About
Sonceboz provides long-term competitive advantage to our customers through innovative and reliable mechatronic solutions, from advanced research to series production.
Exhibition
Demos of Actuators for Robotics
Smart Actuator for Robotic Joint
Linear Actuator for Cable Driven Hand Robotics
AMR – Steer & e-Wheel Module
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67
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Logistics & Manufacturing
STĂ„UBLI AG
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Logistics & Manufacturing
STĂ„UBLI AG
- Categories: Industrial Robotics, Medical, Mobile Robotics
About
Stäubli Robotics is a leading international player pioneer in industrial automation, providing engineering and technical support recognized for their efficiency and reliability. Our comprehensive offering of industrial robots, mobile robots and software, support the transformation of your industrial applications.
Exhibition
Presentation of Stäubli Robotics including examples of robotics & mobile robotics applications from the general industry, pharma, food and medical robotics.
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Mobile robots
SUPSI
About
The Automation, Robotics, and Machines Laboratory (ARM Lab) at the University of Applied Sciences and Arts of Southern Switzerland (SUPSI) builds advanced climbing mobile robots embedding industrial technologies for maintenance operations.
Exhibition
Demo : Climbing mobile robots for maintenance operations
Maintenance services often involve high-risk and physically demanding operations. Current procedures expose workers to hazardous conditions that are no longer acceptable. Mobile climbing robots are revolutionizing safety and efficiency in high-risk industrial sectors.
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Booths
Swiss Robotics Association (SRA)
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Booths
Swiss Robotics Association (SRA)
- Categories: Funding & Development
Swiss Robotics is dedicated to nurturing the Swiss robotics ecosystem by providing opportunities for collaboration, innovation, and knowledge exchange to all the robotics stakeholders.
Our mission is to:
- Build interactions within the Swiss robotics ecosystem and serve as a networking hub for all robotics stakeholders across Switzerland.
- Foster collaboration and innovation in the field of robotics in Switzerland.
The Swiss Robotics Association continues to build on the legacy of NCCR Robotics
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Booths
Swisscom Ventures
About
Swisscom Ventures is the venture capital arm of Swisscom AG. As an investor, we offer entrepreneurs access to Swisscom’s technical infrastructure and market channels in addition to financial support. We focus on sectors of domain expertise such as Telco & IT Cloud, DeepTech, Cybersecurity, and Fintech, as well as Big Data & AI-related new business models, where we leverage our access to Swisscom’s technology and market experts.
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Logistics & Manufacturing
Swissmem Robotics and Factory Automation Industry sector
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65
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Logistics & Manufacturing
Swissmem Robotics and Factory Automation Industry sector
- Categories: Industrial Robotics
About
Swissmem is the Swiss Association of the Technology Industry, representing the whole Industry, with over 1400 member Companies and a workforce of approx. 330’000 people in Switzerland. We are present at the SRD with our Industry Sector “Robotics and Factory Automation” – this is a network for automation in the Industry and System Integration.
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Stands
SwissT.net
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Stands
SwissT.net
- Categories: Funding & Development, Industrial Robotics
swisst.net is the Swiss Technology Network, the umbrella organization for Switzerland’s technology sector. It unites companies and individuals to bundle interests, foster collaboration, and advance technological innovation and excellence across various industries. The organization works to represent members in relevant forums, promote technical education and careers, and provide networking opportunities through events and expert groups.
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32
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Aerial & Perception Systems
Triadem Solutions AG
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32
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Aerial & Perception Systems
Triadem Solutions AG
- Categories: Embedded Systems, Industrial Robotics, Medical, Mobile Robotics
Triadem Solutions AG is the official Swiss distributor for the QNX RTOS. QNX provides the robust and reliable software foundation necessary to drive innovation in the robotics industry.
QNX OS for Safety and QNX Hypervisor for Safety products are certified to IEC 61508 SIL 3.
Exhibition:
Virtual robotic demo
Accelerate embedded systems development with a secure Real-Time OS, hypervisor, and development tools
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Stands
Women in Robotics
Women in Robotics is a dynamic global community dedicated to supporting and celebrating women who work in, or are interested in, the robotics field across academia, industry, and
entrepreneurship. We believe that diverse perspectives are essential for driving innovation, and our mission is to foster an inclusive and supportive environment through networking
events, mentorship, education, and outreach. The Swiss Chapter, launched in summer 2024, is working to build a strong local network to promote positive role models and connect
professionals across the country, ensuring that everyone sees a clear path for themselves in this exciting field.
Stop by Booth 42 to connect, chat, and collaborate with our members! We are here at Swiss Robotics Day not to showcase a robot, but to showcase the people who build them. Whether
you are a student, a seasoned professional, or simply curious, join us at our high table to share your ideas, discuss career journeys, and learn how to get involved in our upcoming
events and mentorship programs. We look forward to meeting you, listening to your insights, and helping you build your network within the vibrant Swiss robotics community
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14
Expo Area:
Mobile robots
ZHAW ICLS and the Digital Health Lab
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14
Expo Area:
Mobile robots
ZHAW ICLS and the Digital Health Lab
- Categories: Intelligent Systems, Service Robotics
About
The Neuromorphic Computing Group at the Institute of Computational Life Sciences at ZHAW builds real-time vision systems for robot control to enable fluent interaction between service robots – mobile manipulators – and humans in caregiving institutions, hospitals, and at home.
Exhibition
Demo: Service robots in healthcare: from brain-inspired technology to products
We will present robot arms and mobile manipulators controlled with a real-time vision system. The visitors can interact with robot arms, testing their safety and reactivity, and take control of a robot manipulator to win a small prize in a tower-building contest.