imagine tomorrow.
challenge today.

What will tomorrow bring? We can’t know for certain.
But we are sure about the impact we can make together. We are Demcon.
A company that’s first and foremost a collective of bright, technology-minded people.

You’ll notice we are eager to pave the way for innovation.
Because we know the technology of tomorrow is the science of today.
We make sure you are never alone in facing challenges.

Our gaze on the horizon is focused on creating shared value.
Imagination is key in all we want to achieve. And let’s not forget…
To be of service for what’s to come, now is the time to start.

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pushing today's boundaries for tomorrow.

Every day we work with enthusiasm on the best technological solutions for social problems. For divergent markets we develop innovations that must make the difference tomorrow. Such as smart machines and production lines that work efficiently and deliver quality, medical interventions that are effective and patient-friendly, or advanced systems that offer us security.

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aerospace

Aerospace instruments must be able to withstand extreme conditions.

life sciences & health

The healthcare sector continues to expand its boundaries. New diagnostics and treatment opportunities are going hand-in-hand with cost control.

high-tech systems & materials

Progress in the field of technology and materials helps us push the boundaries with innovative solutions.

energy

The energy transition calls for advanced energy systems that combine sustainability and effectiveness.

smart industry

The fourth industrial revolution offers new opportunities to production companies.

defense & security

Military personnel use the most modern technologies, such as sensor and communication systems, in their tactical missions.

agri & food

Sustainability and automation are current challenges for the arable farming, horticulture and livestock farming sectors, and for the food industry.

water & maritime

Humans cannot live without water, but must also protect themselves against it.

Utrecht Spin-off with Bioreactor for Organoid Cultivation Joins Demcon

Boost for Medical, Biotechnological, and Pharmaceutical Research. Technology developer and manufacturer Demcon acquired a majority stake in Orgonex at the end of last year. The spin-off from Utrecht University / the Innovation Center for Advanced Therapies (ICAT) has developed a bioreactor for cultivating organoids. Organoids are miniature organs used for medical, biotechnological, and pharmaceutical research. Orgonex's bioreactor yields five times higher than traditional manual cultivation methods and is more compact and straightforward than other automated cultivation solutions. This system offers an accessible solution for efficiently cultivating sufficient organoids and can be easily integrated into existing laboratory infrastructures at academic research groups and pharmaceutical companies. Together with Demcon, Orgonex is now developing the bioreactor into a professional system that will be launched later this year.

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Sector-wide innovation program strengthens Dutch chip industry

Today, 64 companies and (knowledge) organisations from the Dutch chip industry present their innovation program to the Dutch Minister Beljaarts of Economic Affairs. The sector aims to further strengthen the strong position that the Netherlands holds globally in semiconductors. After all, international developments in the semiconductor industry are advancing rapidly.

Demcon joins TNO and University of Twente to accelerate photonic chip innovation

Demcon has partnered with TNO and the University of Twente to accelerate low-energy modulation of silicon nitride (SiN) photonic chips. These advanced photonic chips promise to create cheaper, faster, and more energy-efficient devices, enabling earlier disease diagnostics, safe self-driving vehicles, and more efficient data communication. By combining their expertise, Demcon, University of Twente and TNO are set to drive significant advancements in photonic chip technology.