organic materials, technological solutions.

The modern agrifood sector revolves around interaction with organic materials. Detecting, recognizing, determining the position and then taking the right decisions; often that’s the challenge. We manage a broad scale of technologies for this purpose. This includes mechatronics, robotics, process control, optical sensor and hyperspectral measurements, vision-based image recognition and artificial intelligence, and autonomous (unmanned) systems. As systems integrator we can manage this complexity, scale up projects and make systems production-ready.

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North Brabant province invests 4 million euros in further development of molten salt reactor

The province of North Brabant is investing nearly 4 million euros in the further development of a new generation of nuclear reactors. A consortium of the companies Thorizon, VDL Groep and DEMCON will work in Brabant in the coming years to develop and test crucial components for a molten salt reactor. This investment should lead to new market opportunities for Brabant's high-quality manufacturing industry.

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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.