Feeltronix and Luckabox receive CHF 20,000 in Venture Kick stage 2
30.11.2017
Congratulations to Feeltronix and Luckabox who have both received their stage 2 kick and will now move on to preparations for stage 3.
 Feeltronix. From left to right: Aaron Gerratt, Hadrien Michaud and Arthur Hirsch.
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 LuckaBox (from left to right): Aike Festini and Maite Mihm
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Feeltronix (EPFL), electronics, mechanics
How do you integrate electronics with complex, dynamic surfaces like the human body? The promise of wearables continues to grow, even though there are no accepted methods for merging electronics with the body. Feeltronix has developed a proprietary platform technology that stretches the mechanical limits of electronics and provides solutions for wearable and compliant systems. The technology is compatible with equipment used in the manufacture and assembly of electronic circuits, and enables unmatched mechanical elasticity and electronic performance in soft circuits.
LuckaBox (IMD) – logistics, business services, ICT: LuckaBox provides a customer-centric logistics platform for online retailers to offer their customers on-demand and last-mile deliveries that meets the demands of their busy lifestyle. The startup is an aggregation service platform of the fragmented local couriers that helps retailers in Switzerland and Europe provide their e-commerce customers with ninety-minute order deliveries. Retailers can also offer deliveries within a one-hour timeframe established by individual customers. These new delivery options are available through the LuckaBox web service API, which connects directly with individual courier companies.
How do you integrate electronics with complex, dynamic surfaces like the human body? The promise of wearables continues to grow, even though there are no accepted methods for merging electronics with the body. Feeltronix has developed a proprietary platform technology that stretches the mechanical limits of electronics and provides solutions for wearable and compliant systems. The technology is compatible with equipment used in the manufacture and assembly of electronic circuits, and enables unmatched mechanical elasticity and electronic performance in soft circuits.
LuckaBox (IMD) – logistics, business services, ICT: LuckaBox provides a customer-centric logistics platform for online retailers to offer their customers on-demand and last-mile deliveries that meets the demands of their busy lifestyle. The startup is an aggregation service platform of the fragmented local couriers that helps retailers in Switzerland and Europe provide their e-commerce customers with ninety-minute order deliveries. Retailers can also offer deliveries within a one-hour timeframe established by individual customers. These new delivery options are available through the LuckaBox web service API, which connects directly with individual courier companies.