NEWSROOM ARCHIVE
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Sioux Technologies supports Project MARCH every step of the way
The pilot of the Project MARCH exoskeleton will be wearing custom-made Sioux sneakers. In this way, Sioux Technologies supports the development of the seventh prototype of the exoskeleton. -
Quiz Night XL 2022 celebrates science & technology
Only one week to go and then the 11th edition of the Quiz Night XL will take place during the Dutch Technology Festival. Sioux Technologies is again strongly represented as main sponsor of the event, and with 20 Sioux-teams competing for the win. -
Sioux celebrates 25+ years with family festival
Last Saturday the Sioux Campus in Eindhoven was transformed into the Crazy Campus Festival. Colleagues from all over Europe were joined by their families to celebrate the 25+ anniversary of Sioux Technologies. -
Meet Sioux on May 31 at our Seats to Meet-event
Come and meet Sioux Technologies on May 31. We can tell you all about the typical Sioux culture and the fun we have together. About how you can develop yourself like nowhere else. But we prefer that you see and experience it for yourself. You can look around our workplace and ask our colleagues anything you want. -
Sioux Technologies & Xyall present a medical revolution
Xyall, a leading MedTech innovator in molecular pathology, joined forces with Sioux Technologies, to create a high-tech solution for automating tissue dissection for molecular diagnostics. -
Successful release of Hyva's smart fleet management system
Sioux Technologies helped Hyva launch Hookloader 4.0, a smart fleet management solution that improves safety, efficiency and better planning. -
Sioux Technologies & Project MARCH
Sioux Technologies extends the cooperation with Project MARCH. The TU Delft student team, Project MARCH, develops an exoskeleton in annual iterations, with which they want to give mobility back to people with physical disabilities. This is where (medical) multidisciplinary high-tech meets social responsibility. The exoskeleton is an important step towards a future in which wheelchairs are disappeared from the streets. -
Sioux Technologies & Thermo Fisher develop record breaking X-ray detector
‘The top of a technological roadmap.’ This is how Ruud Krijnen, system architect at Thermo Fisher Scientific, characterizes the Ultra-X. The maximum speed and sensitivity of a detection system for the company’s latest generation transmission electron microscope has been achieved. Sioux Technologies was involved in this exceptional technological achievement from the first development phase and started the pilot production of the module early 2021. The Ultra-X detector is rewarded in the Guinness World Records book as the most sensitive X-ray detector on the planet. A great achievement and cooperation of the teams of Sioux & Thermo Fisher. -
Nemo project to monitor pregnancies at home receives CE quality certification
Sioux Technologies works together with Nemo Healthcare on the Nemo Remote, the unique CTG home monitoring system that enables mothers to monitor the heart rate and contraction activity of themselves and their unborn child from home. By achieving the high standards of CE certification the system may now be sold throughout the European Union. -
Interview with father & son Lommers
You might think it was Frank (56) who introduced his son Mart Lommers (28) to Sioux Assembly. But it was the other way around: Mart encouraged his father to take a look at Sioux and drink a coffee. ‘I knew he was not comfortable with his previous employer, that’s why I wanted my father to experience the same feeling of job satisfaction’, explains Mart. ‘That he is not a youngster anymore is an advantage for Sioux: we benefit from his many years of experience.’