Looking back on 29 years of Sioux
On 1 May 1996, Hans Duisters, together with Erik van Rijswijk, founded Sioux Technologies. Software engineer Peter van Knippenbergh (60) and test architect Dirk Coppelmans (61) decided at the time, without any hesitation, to embark on this new adventure with them. Together, they look back on the past 29 years. ‘I had just started at High…
Faster, more sensitive, and more accurate: Ultra-X, the future of EDX Energy-Dispersive
X-ray Spectroscopy (EDX) is a method for determining the elemental composition of materials. It is of great value in various fields, including industry, geology, and medical science. At Sioux, we develop and produce the Ultra-X. This detection system for the Spectra Ultra S/TEM, a high-end transmission electron microscope from Thermo Fisher Scientific, represents the pinnacle of…
Sioux Technologies verdubbelt R&D team in Singapore
Sioux Technologies heeft een nieuw Research & Development Centre geopend in Singapore. Sinds de vestiging in 2019 is het bedrijf sterk gegroeid in de regio. Vanuit deze vestiging ondersteunt Sioux klanten wereldwijd bij de ontwikkeling en modernisering van softwaresystemen en de implementatie van AI-oplossingen. Lees verder [Bron: linkmagazine.nl]
Digital twins: the technology that builds more efficient datasets
Is real-world data holding back your AI innovation? Digital twin technology offers a groundbreaking way to create scalable, accurate synthetic datasets. In this blog, we’ll delve into digital twins, their key benefits, and how they generate data. Read more
Sioux: Kennis van fysica maakt AI-modellen veel effectiever
Kunstmatige intelligentie heeft in de afgelopen decennia zijn weg naar praktische toepassingen gevonden. Het Eindhovense Sioux Technologies vertaalt deze revoluties naar industriële toepassingen in hightech systemen voor klanten als ASML, NXP en Thermo Fisher. Zo wordt AI ingezet om beelden sneller te analyseren of om voorspellingen te doen over een complexe verkeerssituatie. Lees verder [Bron: linkmagazine.nl]
We push the boundaries in lightning-fast ultra-precise positioning
Sioux brings high-tech to life. It does so not only within client projects, but also autonomously. For example, it developed the AXYT; a high speed, high accuracy planar stepping stage. Ronald Plak, System Architect at Sioux: ‘The prototype is ready and with this we show that Sioux is in the forefront in the field of fast…
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. Read more
From journalism to tech: Firuzan’s inspiring career switch
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…
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…
Sioux launches into space
At 6 AM this morning, a piece of Sioux technology finally soared into space aboard the SubOrbital Express-4, launched from Esrange Space Center in Sweden. This groundbreaking mission carried six scientific experiments into microgravity, exploring fields like medicine, green energy, and the origins of the universe. In roughly six minutes of microgravity the experiments were successfully…