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Innovation slows down when software turns spaghetti
Why do software features that once took days now take weeks? And why does every release feel riskier than the last? It usually isn't because your engineers are moving slower. It's because your software has become harder to understand. -
Kees Kooijman awarded first Sioux Technologies Fellowship
Sioux Technologies has awarded its first Fellowship to Kees Kooijman, recognising his years of dedication and impact in the fields of analogue electronics, high-voltage systems, electron microscopy, advanced detectors, and signal processing. -
Histolog Scanner supports real-time surgical decision-making in the operating room
In many breast and prostate surgeries, surgeons must make critical decisions before definitive pathology results are available. Tissue is removed while the patient is still on the operating table, yet confirmation of whether all cancerous cells are gone often follows hours or even days later. If cancer cells are detected afterward, a second operation or additional treatments like radiation or hormone therapy may be required, adding emotional strain for patients and increasing pressure on healthcare systems. The Histolog® Scanner, developed by SamanTree Medical with support from Sioux Technologies, is designed to close this gap. This medical imaging device enables high-resolution imaging of freshly excised tissue surfaces in one minute or less, while the patient is still on the operating table. -
Sioux and Cocotec partner to improve reliability and efficiency in high-tech system development
Sioux Technologies and British software company Cocotec have entered into a strategic partnership to make high-tech systems more reliable and predictable. The collaboration responds to a clear industry trend: systems are becoming increasingly complex, software-driven, and mission-critical. -
Sioux at MedtecLIVE 2026
Medical technology is evolving rapidly, becoming smarter, more connected, and more complex. Turning innovation into a safe, compliant, and scalable product requires deep system expertise, intelligent software integration, and a structured development approach. Sioux partners with medical technology companies to accelerate development, reducing technical risk, and building robust high-tech systems, powered by intelligent software and system architecture, that are ready for market.
