Zurich Soft Robotics was selected as one of eight projects (out of 23 pitched) to be supported, as part of the Energy Lab Call #4 within the Innosuisse NTN Innovation Booster program.
We were competing against diverse teams from industry, other start-ups, and university research teams. Our project Solskin, with its unique energy management capabilities for buildings and its potential for a significant impact on the Swiss energy sector and Co2 emissions reduction, was convincing for the jury of experts from industry and research and secured us a grant of 20'000 CHF. This grant will help us to bring Solskin to the market by reaching out to customers, refining our business plan, and strengthening our supply chain.
We would like to thank the Energy Lab team for the interesting event and the opportunity to present our project. We are looking forward to the (Un)Conference 2022 in November where we will present our progress.