Boston | October 3, 2025
A cohort of nine Swiss startups will be in Boston from November 3 to November 7, 2025, as part of the Startup Camps in New York, powered by Innosuisse and managed by Swissnex. From AI-powered diagnostics to modular prosthetics and powered exoskeletons, these companies represent Switzerland’s strength in medical innovation.
During their stay in Boston, the startups will get an introduction to the US market covering topics including fundraising, intellectual property, and other legal aspects of market entry, as well as a workshop on pitching to American investors. On Wednesday, November 5, they will take the stage to pitch their solutions to Boston-area investors during the Medtech Pitchfest 2025.
The participating startups are:
- Spirecut | Spirecut offers a minimally invasive, implant-free surgical technique for treating carpal tunnel syndrome. Using a proprietary, ultrasound-guided cutting device, it enables precise ligament release without open surgery, reducing recovery time and scarring.
- dEEGtal | dEEGtal offers a non-invasive, cost-effective platform that uses advanced AI algorithms to analyze EEG and clinical data for precise, rapid epilepsy detection. By automating medical reporting and identifying abnormalities such as slowing, it streamlines diagnostic workflows, reduces misdiagnosis, and enables faster, better-informed treatment decisions.
- Onescope | OneScope offers the Pneumoscope, a connected stethoscope that enables remote auscultation and AI-powered diagnosis of respiratory diseases. Designed for telehealth, home care, and frontline clinics, it streamlines patient-provider interactions, enhances diagnostic accuracy, and expands access to quality lung care worldwide.
- Herosupport | HeroSupport develops 3D-printed, patient-specific immobilization devices for radiotherapy. Using surface scanning and proprietary software, its solutions ensure precise, gravity-informed positioning, improving treatment accuracy, patient comfort, and workflow efficiency across multiple cancer types.
- HealthyMentis | HealthyMentis provides a neuro-metabolic platform that improves diagnosis and treatment of mental conditions. By analyzing neuro-biomarkers from urine samples, it guides personalized nutritional interventions, enhancing patient outcomes and supporting more informed clinical decisions.
- macu4 | Macu4 develops lightweight, 3D-printed prosthetic systems that restore hand and forearm function. With modular, interchangeable designs tailored to daily activities, its solutions combine comfort, affordability, and adaptability – enhancing mobility and independence for users.
- Qnomx | Qnomx revolutionizes complex genomic data interpretation by providing concise and actionable clinical summaries powered by AI – effectively providing streamlined genomic insights. Their tailored solutions apply directly to clinical laboratories, bioinformatics companies as well as oncology clinics.
- Twiice | Twiice empowers people with spinal cord injuries to walk again through a personalized, ultralight, and intuitive exoskeleton that restores mobility and independence in everyday life.