SCHILLER

SCHILLER (Schiller AG) is a Swiss medical technology group headquartered in Baar, Switzerland. Founded in 1974 by Alfred E. Schiller, the company began by producing pocket electrocardiographs for emergency use and has since grown into a world leader in the manufacture and distribution of cardiopulmonary diagnostic and patient monitoring devices, as well as software solutions for the medical industry. The company's guiding philosophy, "The Art of Diagnostics," reflects its commitment to innovation and precision in medical technology. SCHILLER's product portfolio includes electrocardiographs (EKGs), stress test systems, pulmonary function testing equipment, patient monitors and vital signs devices, Holter systems, ergometers and treadmills, CPR solutions, and connectivity software. The company serves a wide range of sectors including general practice, hospitals, lung function labs, and government institutions. Its devices are known for their state-of-the-art technology, ease of use, diagnostic quality, and innovative connectivity. With over 50 years of innovation, SCHILLER has expanded globally. The company operates through more than 31 subsidiaries and over 100 independent distribution and service partners worldwide. Major production sites include Baar (Switzerland), Wissembourg (France), Niederlauer and Bitz (Germany), Puducherry (India), and Tianjin (China). SCHILLER Americas, founded in 1998, serves the United States, Canada, and Latin America. The company employs approximately 1,400 people globally, with about 170 at its Baar headquarters. SCHILLER has grown through strategic acquisitions, including Bruker Médical in 2000 (adding defibrillators), the founding of ergosana GmbH in 2001 (ergometers), and the acquisition of a majority stake in GANSHORN Medizin Electronic in 2014 (strengthening its cardio-respiratory portfolio). The company remains privately held under SCHILLER Holding AG.

SCHILLER was founded in 1974 by Alfred E. Schiller. The company initially produced pocket electrocardiographs for emergency use, and later expanded to full multi-channel EKGs, spirometers, and patient monitors. In 2000, SCHILLER acquired the French company Bruker Médical, adding defibrillators to its product range. In 2001, the subsidiary ergosana GmbH was founded in Bitz, Germany, to produce ergometers for various medical applications. In 2014, SCHILLER acquired a majority stake in the German medical technology company GANSHORN Medizin Electronic, strengthening its position in the cardio-respiratory field. SCHILLER Americas was founded in 1998 to bring cardiopulmonary technology to the United States, Canada, and Latin America. Over its 50-year history, SCHILLER has grown into a global group with over 31 subsidiaries and more than 100 independent distribution and service partners. The company remains headquartered in Baar, Switzerland, and is privately held under SCHILLER Holding AG.

• 2024

  Celebrated 50 years of innovation in medical technology.

• 2014

  Acquired majority stake in GANSHORN Medizin Electronic, strengthening cardio-respiratory portfolio.

• 2001

  Founded subsidiary ergosana GmbH in Bitz, Germany, for ergometer production.

• 2000

  Acquired French company Bruker Médical, adding defibrillators to product range.

• 1998

  SCHILLER Americas founded to serve the United States, Canada, and Latin America.

• 1974

  SCHILLER founded by Alfred E. Schiller.

World leader in cardiopulmonary diagnostics and patient monitoring, known for Swiss quality, innovation, and the "Art of Diagnostics" philosophy.

• CARDIOVIT FT-1

  Electrocardiograph

• CARDIOVIT AT-180

  Electrocardiograph

• CARDIOVIT AT-102 G2

  Electrocardiograph

• CARDIOVIT AT-102 SCM SP

  Electrocardiograph

• Diagnostic Station DS-20

  Diagnostic station

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