NEWSROOM ARCHIVE
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Sioux Kadaster
Nearly everyone is familiar with the cadastral maps that depict property lots. However, few know that these maps are only an approximation of reality. This does not mean that the Dutch Cadastre (Kadaster) does not know exactly where the boundaries are. They have been measuring and recording boundaries via five million field operations for around one hundred and fifty years now. Sioux’s mathware has created a breakthrough in digitalising this massive volume of complex geo data. -
Sioux at DSPE
Sioux system architect Hans Kuppens will give an in-dept technical presentation about the DigiScanner at the DSPE conference on Precision Mechatronics. -
Sioux and Project March
Sioux partners up with Project March to let people with paraplegia walk again, by use of an exoskeleton. -
Sioux _Qubiz Roemenië
Sioux and Qubiz realise strategic partnership with the opening of a shared Big Data centre to strengthen their Big Data, IoT and Cloud expertise. -
I-MECH
The I-MECH consortium is developing a revolutionary mechatronics platform on behalf of the European Union. -
HoN Machine Learning
Sioux & Tech United (RoboCup World Champion) will talk about the way they are utilizing machine learning techniques more and more to improve their services, products and even soccer skills. -
Voetbalrobot workshop
Every year in the autumn break Sioux organises a Hot-or-Not for our ‘next generation’: a technical workshop to develop the technical skills of our future engineers. The workshops will be held on 17 October. -
Lightyear_Source
Two years ago, Lex Hoefsloot and four of his fellow TU/e students founded Lightyear. In 2020, this startup will be marketing the first electric self-charging family car using solar energy. Sioux is helping them, as an investor and technology partner. -
Sioux GBO Award
The project 'Home in a bag' won the Sioux-GBO- Young Talent Award, during the exhibition Manifestations in the VEEM. -
Jiaco
JIACO Instruments developed the first effective decapsulation machine in the world that does not require any acid or toxic gasses. In doing so, this startup caused a revolution in the packaging industry’s error analysis and quality monitoring. Faced with the prospect of considerable growth, the company decided to find a second source for its assembly processes, and has now found what seems to be a perfect match in Sioux.