Manufacture of IT Hardware in
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Lexmark (Schweiz) AG

Since 1991 · 21–50 empl.

The core activity of Lexmark is the development and provision of printing and imaging technologies, including hardware, software, and services. This includes, in particular: printing and imaging solutions for various industries such as healthcare, insurance, education, retail, and manufacturing; IoT technologies (Internet of Things) for controlling and monitoring printers and other devices; cloud-based services such as Managed Print Services, Cloud Services, and hardware maintenance and repair; software solutions such as Print Capture Software and Universal Print Driver; and sustainable solutions and services to reduce the environmental impact of printing and imaging technologies. Overall, Lexmark focuses on providing technologies and services that help customers optimize, automate, and digitize their printing and imaging processes.

Data Quest ICT Solutions AG

Since 2017 · 21–50 empl.

Data Quest ICT Solutions AG is an ICT service provider offering retail, business and education solutions for Apple products, including sales, support, repairs, warranty extensions and training services.

ces complete electronic systems ag

Since 1984 · 1–10 empl.·3.0(8)

The core activity of CES AG is the development and manufacture of solutions in the field of traffic measurement technology, particularly in traffic management, including systems for traffic sign recognition (Traffic Sign Recognition, TSR) and various mobile and fixed installations for speed and red light monitoring.

delta IQ Systemhaus GmbH

Since 1999 · 1–10 empl.

delta IQ Systemhaus GmbH provides consulting, project development and product services in the IT and engineering sectors. The company supplies selected specialists for technology-intensive tasks, assumes overall responsibility as general contractor, develops its own products and distributes products from technology partners.

Leero Botics GmbH

Since 2024 · 1–10 empl.

Leero Botics GmbH offers robotics learning kits designed to teach assembly, electronics and programming. Its core product, Lenny 1.0, is a robotic dog kit delivered in modular learning steps, with planned stages for sensor integration, Raspberry Pi use and control via ROS.