Sioux’s mathematics contributes to a clean Amsterdam

Amsterdam takes a significant leap forward in the efficiency of its waste collection. A consortium of 3 companies, including Sioux Technologies, has developed a dynamic solution for this. Amsterdam wants to reduce the driving movement of garbage trucks through the city and prevent overcrowded waste containers. This will allow them to improve their service towards residents, reduce costs…

Clean and intelligent transport has the future

The automotive industry is at a historic crossroads. Combustion of fossil fuels is making way for electric power. Cars are becoming driving information systems. Smart mobility is emerging as a business model. As a result of this, the market is being reshuffled, also for manufacturers of transport vehicles for people and goods. Established parties need to reinvent themselves;…

Strategic partnership between Sioux Technologies and PAC

PAC is a global manufacturer of laboratory and process analysis equipment. The company focuses on the development of solutions for gas chromatography, elementary analysis and the determination of physical properties of hydrocarbons. With these products, they mainly serve the downstream oil and gas industry, including refineries, petrochemical and gas processing plants. Read more

Investing in next generation medical imaging

The introduction of digital technologies, like 3D printing, robotics and nanotechnology, heralds a new future for medical care. One of the companies shaping this revolution is the Swiss firm SamanTree Medical. They developed the Histolog® Scanner, which allows surgeons to identify cancer tissue in real time and are preparing its commercial roll-out now. ‘In all of this, we…

Digital twinning is winning

The pressure is constantly on in the high-tech industry. Increasingly complex technology needs to find its way to the market at an ever-increasing rate. ‘Working with a Digital Twin can be highly valuable here,’ explains Robert Hendriksen, Senior Software Architect at Sioux Technologies. Read more