Our projects
ProSeed: A startup tackling the recovery of food industry waste
ProSeed, a Valais-based start-up, has taken up the ecological and technological challenge of transforming waste from the agri-food industry into ingredients for human consumption, and making the most of the nutrients they contain.
Tune Insight: Interpret sensitive data without revealing the score
How do you exchange and analyze sensitive data without compromising confidentiality?
Targeting mitochondria to revolutionize medical treatments
From a laboratory at the University of Geneva, MPC Therapeutics harnesses the potential of mitochondria to revolutionize medical treatments.
A Miniaturized fuel cell for clean energy
Inergio, a spin-off from the École polytechnique fédérale de Lausanne (EPFL) and the Haute école d’ingénierie et de gestion du canton de Vaud (HEIG-VD), has taken on the mission of addressing the challenge of off-grid power supply by developing a new, innovative generation of miniaturized, efficient, and environmentally friendly fuel cells.
Neur.on, a start-up revolutionizing legal translation
A spin-off of the Hieronymus agency, specialized in legal and financial translation, Neur.on is breaking new ground with the creation of Corrext, a machine translation platform based on Natural Language Processing (NLP). A challenge in a world where data security is key and vocabulary extremely complex. Here's a look back at a technological and human success story.
Connected trees: An innovative tree care system
The presence of trees in urban environments is of great importance, helping to combat heat islands and promote the well-being of residents. But ensuring the health of urban trees is a long and costly process. Stéphane Krebs and HEPIA have taken up a major challenge: to create a system that can monitor a tree's state of health permanently and remotely.
Artificial intelligence to revolutionize underground network mapping
Acquiring and processing the data needed to maintain underground water, gas and electricity networks is a costly and time-consuming process. Geneva's Industrial Services decided to call on HEIG-VD's Institut d'ingénierie du territoire to help them explore the impact that AI and new technologies could have on the acquisition and processing of cartographic data.