BOUM
Boum combined deep knowledge in plant science, hardware development, AI and playful software to create the most intelligent and beginner-friendly plant care system on the market.
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Experience the innovative spirit of the most promising Swiss startups and prepare to be inspired as they redefine what’s possible.
Together with Innosuisse, Swissnex invites you to an exclusive Pitch Night focusing on Sustainable AI, the highlight of a two-week Startup Camp that has helped scale global success stories like MindMaze, Scandit, and Beekeeper.
Meet six ambitious Swiss startups pushing the boundaries in sustainable AI: Correntics, Riverkin, Resilio, Solabs, Niatsu and Boum. Prepare to be inspired as these startups redefine what’s possible, an experience you won’t miss!
Pitching Startups
Correntics
Correntics develops an AI-powered software solution that empowers companies to predict and assess extreme-weather impacts and climate risks that can lead to disruptions in a company's value chain.
Niatsu
Niatsu is a climate intelligence platform that automatically calculates and analyzes product-level CO₂ footprints for the food industry, helping companies measure, report, and reduce emissions across their supply chains.
Resilio
Resilio helps organizations transition to more sustainable IT by measuring their digital footprint and IT costs through an easy, accurate, and scalable platform, and by implementing strategies to reduce both.
Riverkin
Riverkin builds real-time river monitoring infrastructure that helps people act before floods, sediment surges, and damage occur.
Solabs
Solabs develops integrated and fully durable infrared-absorbing nanocoatings, designed for applications in eyewear, small surface areas (such as car headlights or endoscopic devices), and large surface areas (including car windshields, sunroofs, and architectural glass).
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Mike Lin
General Partner & Lecturer at Dangerous Ventures & Stanford UniversityMike Lin is an investor, engineer, and serial entrepreneur with over 20 years of experience in tech, startups, and venture capital.
Mike is a co-founder and General Partner at Dangerous Ventures, an early-stage ClimateTech fund investing in startups building a more resilient and sustainable future. Dangerous focuses on solutions that empower people, the planet, and society to thrive in a rapidly changing environment. Mike is also a Lecturer at Stanford’s Doerr School of Sustainability where he teaches SUST 234: Integrative Design & Entrepreneurship for Sustainability.
Mike has six patents, received over $1.7M in grants from the US EPA and UK Government, awards from the Rockefeller Foundation, Aspen Institute, and BusinessWeek, has been featured in The New York Times, Bloomberg, Forbes, and others. Mike earned an MS and BS in Design and Mechanical Engineering from Stanford University.
He is an Eagle Scout, a champion Junior Olympic Archer, and co-founder of the Stanford University Archery team. He enjoys spending time with his family outdoors, mountain biking, growing food, and cooking over an open fire.
