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​Economic and Trade Department, Embassy of Israel

The Government of Israel’s Economic and Trade Office in Geneva, Switzerland, is a branch of the Foreign Trade Administration of the Ministry of Economy and Industry. The Trade Office in Geneva has two main responsibilities: World Trade Organization (WTO) affairs, and trade & investment promotion* (Switzerland-Israel).

*Trade and export promotion, investments and technological collaboration between Swiss and Israeli companies.

The Economic and Trade Office of Israel promotes business collaboration across a variety of sectors, including: Information Technology, Green Energy, Agriculture and Water Technology, Homeland Security, Cyber Security, Life Sciences, Automotive, Consumer Goods, Food and Cosmetics, Finance and Investments.
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The Trade Office facilitates introductions between Swiss and Israeli companies, arranges meetings, organizes local conferences and assist Swiss and Israeli business delegations visiting the respective country, amongst other things.

http://www.itrade.gov.il/switzerland/

Medyria AG

The TrackCath system, a patented sensing technology, measures blood flow velocity.
Applied to TrackCath access catheter, the technology identifies small blood vessel orifices for cannulation purposes. The TrackCath system aims to replace X-ray and contrast media during minimally invasive cardiovascular procedures, for improved patient safety.
TrackCath met primary and secondary endpoint in a 40-patient multi-center first in human clinical trial in Germany.
Commercialization will begin in Q4-19 in top EVAR centers in WE.
Medyria has a sustainable business model, made of a disposable 8 French sensor guided Catheter, cost neutral for the hospital and a Flow Monitoring Unit & monitor on consignment (No Capex for the hospital).  

Blood flow velocity sensing technology applied to catheters serves as a platform to address an array of potential applications in the human vascular system. Our strategy is to focus on EVAR applications first, then expand into the larger Aortic and Coronary markets.

​​https://www.medyria.com/

onefusion AG

Infusion pumps are widely used in hospitals. Frequently occurring safety and accuracy problems with infusion pumps can lead to severe medical complications. Swiss Medtech start-up 1nfusion develops a new generation of infusion pumps based on a proprietary sensor technology which are characterized by safety, accuracy and ease of use. The first product FlowBox is already in successful clinical use.

http://1nfusion.com/