AI Companies in Switzerland

ABB Robotics

Zurich

ABB Robotics is a leading Swiss supplier of industrial and collaborative robots, autonomous mobile robots (AMRs), and associated automation solutions. Their technology integrates AI-powered software with a comprehensive robot portfolio – including 6-axis, Delta, SCARA, and paint robots – to optimize processes across a range of applications like material handling, assembly, and palletizing. Targeting industries including automotive, electronics, logistics, and increasingly healthcare & construction, ABB Robotics delivers increased efficiency, flexibility, and resilience for manufacturing and beyond.

Climeworks

Zurich

Climeworks builds machines that capture CO2 directly from the air. Their Orca and Mammoth plants in Iceland permanently store carbon underground, serving companies like Microsoft and Stripe.

Scandit

Zurich

Scandit develops mobile vision solutions leveraging computer vision and deep learning to enable smart data capture via smartphones, tablets, and wearables. Their core offerings include the Scandit SDK, which integrates barcode, text recognition, and object detection capabilities into applications, and the Scandit Express app for immediate use. Scandit’s technology is particularly utilized within the retail, logistics, and healthcare sectors, enabling applications like self-checkout, inventory management, and identity verification – and they notably support advanced features like simultaneous multi-barcode scanning and augmented reality overlays for enhanced workflows.

MindMaze

Lausanne

MindMaze combines neuroscience, AI, and immersive computing to build digital therapeutics and brain-machine-interface platforms for neurological recovery and healthcare. It is headquartered in Switzerland.

Verity

Zurich

Verity develops and deploys fully autonomous indoor drones for comprehensive warehouse inventory tracking. Utilizing proprietary computer vision and AI-powered flight algorithms, their system continuously scans and updates inventory data without manual intervention. This solution targets large warehouse and logistics operations seeking to improve inventory accuracy, reduce labor costs, and optimize supply chain efficiency.

DeepJudge

Zurich

DeepJudge is a Swiss legal AI startup providing intelligent legal research and court analytics. Their AI helps lawyers understand case law patterns and predict outcomes.

Lakera

Zurich

Lakera is a Swiss AI security company specializing in protecting Large Language Model (LLM) applications from emerging threats like prompt injection. Their core technology leverages a continuously learning threat model, informed by data from their widely-used “Gandalf” cybersecurity game and a leading AI red team, to provide real-time exploit detection. Lakera targets enterprise organizations adopting Generative AI, offering a proactive security layer to accelerate and safeguard their AI initiatives.

Biped

Lausanne

Biped builds an AI navigation harness for blind and visually impaired people that uses 3D cameras and self-driving-derived algorithms to detect obstacles and provide real-time spatial guidance through audio cues. The shoulder-worn device aims to improve independent mobility.

Sophia Genetics

Lausanne

Sophia Genetics is a Swiss healthcare AI company that develops and provides the SOPHiA DDM™ platform, a suite of analytical tools for genomic data interpretation. Their platform utilizes AI and machine learning to analyze genomic profiles, specifically for applications in oncology and rare genetic disorders. Targeting clinical laboratories and hospitals primarily within Europe, the UK, Switzerland, and Israel, Sophia Genetics offers both research-use and CE-IVD certified diagnostic solutions to aid in precision medicine and improved patient outcomes.

Viso.ai

Zurich

Viso.ai is a Swiss company providing a no-code platform, Viso Suite, that enables businesses to develop and deploy custom computer vision applications without specialized AI expertise. Their technology focuses on real-time visual data analysis from existing cameras, offering solutions for use cases like safety monitoring, object counting, and predictive maintenance. Viso.ai targets industries including manufacturing, construction, logistics, and healthcare, allowing them to digitize operations and gain actionable insights from visual data at the edge.

Lightly

Zurich

Lightly develops a computer vision platform offering both data curation and model training tools. Their core product, LightlyTrain, is a framework specifically designed for pretraining and fine-tuning vision foundation models using customer-owned data, alongside the data curation platform LightlyOne. The company targets enterprise clients, including Fortune 100 companies, seeking to accelerate development of production-ready computer vision applications – particularly within retail and industrial contexts.

Art Recognition

Adliswil

Art Recognition develops a computer vision system for automated art authentication, utilizing AI to analyze photographic reproductions of artworks. Their core technology centers on proprietary, peer-reviewed AI models and a large database used to deliver objective authenticity assessments without human intervention. The company targets the art market – collectors, galleries, and insurers – by offering a digital authentication service that eliminates the costs and risks associated with physical examinations.

Legartis

Zurich

Legartis is a Zurich-based legal-technology company that uses AI to automate contract review, data extraction and contract workflows for enterprise legal teams, with data hosted in Switzerland and Europe. Founded in 2017 by David A. Bloch and Marc von Samson-Himmelstjerna, it supports cross-border contract work across European languages.