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SynSense AG

SynSense (formerly aiCTX ) produces ultra-low-power AI processors and smart sensors for always-on sub-mW real-time sensory signal processing for edge-AI and IoT.  SynSense achieves AI computing with 1000x more energy-efficient and 10x faster response than von Neumann AI processors/accelerators.

SynSense AG

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06.02.2024 15:00

SynSense acquires iniVation to boost its market position
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    18.04.2023 10:30

    Additional investment for SynSense
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    23.03.2023 10:00

    $10 million to bring SynSense’s smart vision sensor to mass production
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    30.12.2021 09:00

    Six Startups collect accolades in China
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    11.05.2020 10:28

    aiCTX changes name to SynSense and closes Series A round
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    05.02.2020 16:36

    Mobile World Congress: More space for Swiss innovation
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    05.06.2019 17:01

    Six startups awarded at CES Asia

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    16.04.2019 11:19

    €1.2 million to accelerate time to market

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    11.01.2019 12:33

    Mobile goes deep tech

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    05.12.2018 09:05

    Capital increase for aiCTX
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    SynSense AG

    Founded
    2017

    Kanton
    ZH


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