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How Swiss precision engineering at CSEM helps Europe see extreme weather forming, by scanning the atmosphere with extraordinary accuracy, before it strikes.

GREENsPACK is a sustainable smart sensing tag that can be used to signal when shipments of medicines or food have exceeded a safe threshold temperature. The tag was presented in the scientific journal Nature Communications.

CSEM’s OPERA pilot in a renovated 20-apartment building shows how predictive control of heat pumps and PV can cut heating electricity costs by 11% without sacrificing comfort. The project offers a scalable blueprint for cost-effective decarbonization of Switzerland’s collective housing stock.

In partnership with Ifremer, the French Research Institute for Exploitation of the Sea, CSEM is developing an underwater lidar system to map and explore the deep-sea environment.

The BMCC-funded CLAMP project explores AI, organ-on-chip, and genomics to better understand and anticipate lung cancer metastasis for more targeted care.

Boost your business! Apply for the CSEM Digital Journey Award by September 15, 2025, and win up to CHF 100,000 in digital technology development and transfer hours. 

Explore how the BMCC-funded QUESTIONED project leverages advanced EEG monitoring to mitigate postoperative delirium and intraoperative awareness in elderly surgical patients.​

CSEM will open a new site in Schwyz in 2026 to boost innovation in AI, robotics, and digitalization. The goal: empower local SMEs, create jobs, and expand tech access across Central Switzerland.

Learn how the ELAINE project, part of the Bern MedTech Collaboration Call (BMCC), is exploring the potential of wearable technology and AI to support more personalized and continuous monitoring in prenatal care.