NEWSROOM ARCHIVE
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Nemo
Sioux congratulates Nemo Healthcare on the market introduction of the Nemo Fetal Monitoring System (NFMS), a breakthrough innovation that opens up new possibilities for fetal monitoring. -
Sioux Tech Fund
European Angel Fund Netherlands and Sioux both invest millions in second Sioux Tech Fund. -
BeijerAutomotive
Sioux will take care of all the relevant Research & Development activities for Beijer Automotive. As a result, the market leader in unlocking vehicle sensor data can focus even better on their main tasks, generating new inventions in the field of vehicle analysis and to meet the demand of an ever-growing customer base. -
Flirt with Reality
What is reality? To what extent do we allow our reality to be influenced by the technology around us? Choreographer David Middendorp and Sioux developed a show together that allows the viewer to experience a different reality. -
UX
Register now for the next Sioux Hot-or-Not event "Smarter coding, powered by UX" The American UX strategist, Greg Nudelman, will explain how you can adapt UX into your projects. Date: 18 February 17:00h - 21:00h. -
Innovation for Health
At 14 February the most important event in the Netherlands and Belgium for (technical) developments in the medical world will take place. Sioux and Nemo healthcare will give a presentation at the event. -
Sioux 4 Plus
Sioux Technologies has added the German medical technology company 4 plus GmbH (located in Erlangen), to the Sioux Group. With the addition of 4 Plus, Sioux gains access to an interesting German network in the medical world and the expansion of her knowledge and expertise in the field of medical high-tech. -
Interview PWC
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Sioux Tech Fund stopt met haar MuTracx activiteiten
The Sioux tech fund has decided to stop the development of PCB printer: Lunaris. -
SamanTree investment
The Sioux Tech Fund has invested 3 million euros in SamanTree Medical to support the commercialization of its Histolog™ system that enhances clinicians ability to assess tumor margins with greater precision during surgery.