The prestigious publication included Djambazi among a selection of emerging and innovative figures shaping the future of technology. RoBoa, founded in 2025, is a spin-off from ETH Zürich, one of the world’s leading institutions in science and engineering.
The company was established by a team of four co-founders: Alexander Kübler (CEO), Djambazi (CCO), Pascal Auf der Maur (CTO), and Nicolas Aymon (COO). Together, they are developing advanced robotic systems designed to operate in hazardous and hard-to-reach environments.
One of RoBoa’s most significant innovations lies in its application for emergency response scenarios. The company’s robots are engineered to navigate through debris and collapsed structures following disasters such as earthquakes, helping search-and-rescue teams locate survivors more efficiently and safely.
Beyond emergency use, RoBoa’s technology is also being adapted for industrial applications. The robots can assist in maintaining complex facilities and detecting potential issues at early stages, improving operational safety while reducing maintenance costs.
The recognition from Forbes underscores the growing impact of Albanian professionals in the global tech landscape and highlights the role of innovation-driven startups emerging from leading academic institutions like ETH Zürich.