Aaron Hornlimann
About Aaron Hornlimann
Aaron Hornlimann is the CEO and co-founder of a company that develops self-service solutions for airports and other industries, focusing on enhancing safety and efficiency through technology like facial recognition and AI.
Aaron Hornlimann CEO and Co-founder
Aaron Hornlimann is the CEO and co-founder of a technology company focused on improving passenger experiences at airports and enhancing safety across various industries. Since identifying a need for faster passenger services in 2015, he has spearheaded the development of multiple innovative products. His leadership continues to drive the company forward with a focus on inventive solutions and accessibility.
VYGR Self-Service Solutions
Aaron Hornlimann developed VYGR, a suite of self-service solutions designed to streamline airport operations. These products have been implemented in both domestic and international airports, enabling faster and more efficient passenger processing. VYGR's success highlights the practical impact of Hornlimann's innovations on global air travel.
HealthGate and Industry Expansion in 2020
In 2020, Aaron Hornlimann pivoted his company's offerings to address the heightened need for safety solutions across various sectors, launching HealthGate. This suite of airport-grade safety solutions exemplifies adaptability and a broader vision to apply their expertise beyond airports.
FaceWay Facial Recognition Technology
Aaron Hornlimann introduced FaceWay, a device utilizing facial recognition technology to enhance and expedite passenger processing. This product is part of Hornlimann's ongoing commitment to using advanced technology for better and faster user experiences.
Innovation and Sustainability Initiatives
Aaron Hornlimann emphasizes innovation through internal R&D capabilities that include robotics, mechanical engineering, physics, and data science. His products leverage machine learning and artificial intelligence to offer reliable solutions. The company also operates a facility powered entirely by 370 solar panels, reflecting a commitment to sustainability and minimal energy use.