Voliro Wins the Swiss Economic Award 2024 in Deeptech/Life Sciences Category

Voliro, a leading robotics company, proudly announces its win in the Deeptech/Life Sciences category of the Swiss Economic Award 2024. This honour highlights Voliro’s innovative work in industrial inspection and maintenance, showing how the company reduces emissions and boosts worker safety. Voliro’s flying robots can do physical tasks while in flight, changing how industrial maintenance is done. These robots handle complex jobs in tough environments, improving efficiency, precision, and safety.

Voliro's drones offer innovative industrial solutions, reducing maintenance and inspection time and costs in hard-to-reach areas. They also extend the life of industrial assets by detecting issues early, and supporting sustainable practices. Voliro's technology also enhances worker safety by reducing height exposure, ensuring workers stay safe on the ground in high-risk areas. Overall, Voliro's flying robots are revolutionising the way industrial maintenance is approached, providing a cost-effective and efficient solution for companies. With their advanced capabilities and safety features, Voliro's drones are quickly becoming an essential tool for industries looking to improve their operations.

“We are deeply honoured to receive the Swiss Economic Award 2024,” said Florian Gutzwiller, CEO of Voliro. “This award reflects our team’s dedication and creativity. It shows Switzerland’s leadership in robotics innovation. Our goal is to make industrial processes safer, more efficient, and eco-friendly. This award validates our efforts,” added Timo Müller, co-founder and COO of Voliro.

Voliro's commitment to innovation and excellence has positioned it as a leader in the field of drone technology. Their recognition with the Swiss Economic Award 2024 solidifies their reputation as a top provider of cutting-edge solutions for businesses worldwide. The Swiss Economic Forum, which grants the award, recognises Voliro’s major impact on the robotics industry and its potential to advance industrial maintenance. Another drone company also won this year, underscoring Switzerland’s strength in robotics, supported by top institutions like ETH Zurich and EPFL Lausanne.