High tech products must be resistant against aggressive process chemistries as well as protected against wear. Aluminium parts without a protection are not durable for such applications. Hard anodised surfaces create a corrosion resistant layer. The corrosion resistance can be measured and compared with a so-called bubble test: A 5%-hydrochloric acid (HCl) acts on the surface and reacts with the aluminium substrate; this chemical reaction leads to gas bubble formation. As long as the anodised layer protects the substrate, there is no bubble formation and only the oxide layer is attacked.

The startup, based in Switzerland, is a health-tech, innovative software startup. Established in 2018, it develops artificial intelligence software solutions to support families during the first months of life of a baby. The company is fully focused on developing artificial intelligence / sound recognition software for baby cries. They have a proprietary technology, developed internally and with different international patents filed. The solution they developed is based on a massive dataset of audios from families and babies around the world.

Synthetic data is artificially manufactured data that mimics the original data. It keeps the statistical distribution as the original data but doesn’t contain sensitive information and can thus be shared internally and externally for further analysis. Synthetic data is part of Privacy-Enhancing Technologies (PET).

Classical market research often no longer delivers reasonable results for the markets. The technology presented by the Swiss SME was originally developed by a Swiss R&D institute active in market research and digital impact. It goes far beyond existing surveys and applies a new cross- and multi-channel approach, extracting application programming interface (API) method where data from 14’103 sources worldwide including search engines (e.g. Wikipedia, Google, Bing, Yahoo!, Ask, Lycos), social media platforms (e.g. Facebook, Twitter, Linkedin) and e-shop searches (e.g.