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Early Warning Scan is a new non-invasive breast cancer screening method using advanced 3D imaging techniques. The concept relies on detecting minuscule distortions in the breast surface motions due to the presence of a tumour. Making it easier to detect breast cancer at an earlier stage, in a younger population and without a painful mammography. -
Seat to Meet September 26
Meet the minds behind the tech on Thursday, September 26. You can look around in our departments and ask all employees about their work. It is an afternoon full of our state-of-the-art technology and personal contact. Meet Sioux and experience High-Tech & High-Fun for yourself. -
Classified powershift
The professional cycling world has been buzzing about a new secret weapon: Classified's Powershift hub system. This innovative technology, seamlessly integrated into the rear wheel, eliminates the need for a front derailleur, offering a significant aerodynamic advantage. -
Sioux goes for the win in RoboCup
In 2027, it must happen. Sioux and PSV winning the RoboCup. The team of Sioux engineers that wants to make this happen has recently started working hard and will enter the arena of this an international competition for soccer robots next year. Why this ambition, what is the added value for Sioux? Initiator Xi Luo: ‘We want to show what we do and can do. Above all, it's also fun.' -
Sioux leads IMOCO4.E project: a breakthrough in intelligent control
IMOCO4.E is a major European project – consisting of universities, research institutes and companies from 13 European countries - focused on developing intelligent control systems for a variety of industries. The project has been coordinated by Sioux. -
Bert Brals (Sioux Technologies) wins Rien Koster Award
Bert Brals, system architect at Sioux Technologies, received the prestigious Rien Koster Award for his valuable contributions to mechatronic design yesterday afternoon during the Precision Fair. The award, organized by DSPE, was presented for the tenth time this year. -
Sioux launches into space
At 6 AM last Monday, a piece of Sioux technology finally soared into space aboard the SubOrbital Express-4, launched from Esrange Space Center in Sweden. -
Sioux drives radio astronomy innovation
The RADIOBLOCKS project is developing the next generation of technologies for radio astronomy infrastructure. Sioux Technologies is part of the European consortium taking on this challenge, particularly deploying its expertise in developing high-speed modules. This will enable the real-time collection and processing of huge amounts of data. In this way, Sioux is contributing to the next great discoveries in the universe. -
Career Firuzan
Switching from a linguistic profession as a journalist to the beta world of technology: for software engineer Firuzan de Groof it felt like a logical choice. 'I chose journalism because I wanted to address and solve social problems. I still have that motivation, only now I am committed to a different platform. Our future is increasingly determined by technology, I think it is important to leave my mark on that as a woman’, she explains. Sioux gives her that space: 'Here, like me, they believe in diversity as a driver of creativity and innovation.' -
How synthetic data fuels next-gen AI solutions
What if the biggest obstacle in AI development isn’t technology, but data itself? Synthetic data is emerging as the game-changer, addressing critical gaps in diversity and quality. Discover its transformative impact and how it’s reshaping the future of AI solutions.