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Swiss Innovation highlighted in TIME’s best inventions

Source: Startupticker.ch • Published: 20 Oct 2026, 00:00

Summarized by Masters of Longevity from Startupticker.ch.

Swiss-rooted innovations are showcased in a roundup of notable inventions, offering readers a glimpse into health, sanitation and eldercare tech advances.

Swiss Innovation highlighted in TIME’s best inventions
Key Takeaways
  • A continuous home blood pressure monitor using a PPG wristband plus calibration cuff was included on TIME’s 2026 list.
  • A urine-treatment system converts diverted urine into reusable water and a certified liquid NPK fertilizer called Aurin.
  • A radar-based ceiling sensor reduced falls in some senior living sites by up to 72% while avoiding cameras and microphones.
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