NEWSROOM ARCHIVE
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Virtual workshop
The Sioux Hot-or-Not: The Next Generation workshop is the way to let the technical talent of the next generation grow. On Thursday, April 30 we are organizing multiple virtual technical workshops (Lego Mindstorms & micro:bit) to keep the kids busy. -
Sioux beer
Sioux engineers brewed a special tech beer for true beer lovers. After careful testing, trying and tasting, one recipe rises above all others... Sioux Blond is born! -
System Architects at Sioux
Arend-Jan Beltman & Ron Willems were interviewed by Link Magazine about the important role system architects play within Sioux Technologies. -
New assembly hall
At Esp 400 in Eindhoven we are working hard on the realization of the new assembly hall. -
Webinars on Functional Safety in Automotive
June 18 & June 25, 15:30 hours -
Hot-or-Not: The Future of System Engineering
The role of system engineers in high-tech machine building will change fundamentally in the coming decades. The future belongs to Artificial Intelligence. In our daily life, AI is already common practice and it will become part of our work routine as well. -
Sioux Tech Fund endorses Lightyear with a new investment
The Sioux Tech Fund, together with BOM Brabant Ventures, has made a new investment in Lightyear's solar cell technology. The investment is acknowledgement of Lightyear’s added economic value for Brabant and to the regional network of partners, suppliers, and educational institutions. -
Applied mathematics helps the City of Amsterdam to collect waste more efficiently
The mathematical competences of Sioux Technologies play a key role in tackling the optimization issues in big data analysis. -
Sioux and Nemo Healthcare develop a breakthrough in medical technology
Decades of stagnation in cardiotocographic innovation came to an end when Nemo Healthcare launched a non-invasive portable system for monitoring the unborn child during pregnancy and childbirth. This milestone was preceded by more than a decade of fundamental research. The Nemo Fetal Monitoring System (NFMS) itself was developed in just two and a half years. ‘Collaboration with Sioux Technologies was crucial’, says Will Ickenroth, VP Business Development at Nemo Healthcare. -
Sioux scales up production capacities with new assembly hall
Sioux Technologies has expanded its technical campus on the Esp business park with a new 5000m2 assembly hall.