NEWSROOM ARCHIVE
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Hot-or-Not: The Future of System Engineering | Follow-up Methods & Skills
Sioux Technologies invites you to the Hot-or-Not follow-up session "Methods & Skills" on November 11, 16:30 hours. -
New Sioux Source Magazine is now available
Hans Duisters, founder Sioux Technologies: -
Developing the bus of the future
Since 1998, Tribus has been creating innovative, multi-functional, wheelchair-accessible passenger vehicles by converting existing mini-buses and cars. It embarked on a new adventure in 2018. It developed an innovative compact electric city bus - the Movitas. The company contacted Sioux Technologies to turn the design into a driving prototype. -
Elite sport at an international level
Ron Willems and Pieter van den Hoogenband talk to each other about playing elite sport at an Olympic level and in the international high-tech industry. -
AI improves interaction between autonomous vehicles and other road users
MooVita and Sioux Technologies are exploring ways to improve communications between autonomous vehicles and passengers, that will help Singapore to become even more innovative. -
Digital Twinning is Winning
Robert Hendriksen explains how a Digital Twin can help to make development processes easier and faster. -
bestwishes
Sioux Technologies goes undercover this Christmas. Enjoy our special movie and all the best wishes for the new year! -
Seats to Meet at Sioux
Are you up for a new challenge? -
Strategic partnership between Sioux Technologies and PAC
These words are from Paul Tritman, Vice President Operations of Petroleum Analyzer Company (PAC). ‘As an OEM and service solutions provider, we manufacture, distribute and service products all over the world. We cannot do this alone. In Sioux, we have found a strategic development and manufacturing partner that makes an essential contribution to us realizing our ambitions. We are greatly interwoven and the partnership will only become deeper and broader.’ -
Hot-or-Not: Testing landscape of the future
The complexity of the systems we work on is increasing constantly. At the same time, the demand for faster and more frequent deliveries is growing. On one hand system complexity needs to be limited and on the other we need to cope with it. This brings new challenges that require a change in the way we approach development and testing.