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The Covid 19-crisis is affecting our business, but we will make it through – not least thanks to our business model. Are you alright and is your business gonna make it? It seems like the question everyone is asking during those uncertain times. We’ve both been asking it ourselves – inside the team and talking […]

Our headquarter is moving back from video-call to Bådehavnsgade. After weeks with quarantine and working remote, we started re-opening our office this week. Of course in a safe way with only a few people working at the office at the same time and following the distancing rules – which hasn’t been too hard to handle

Virtual meetings on the Whereby platform has been key in our adaption to the new Corona-reality. And moving projects online has turned out to provide some surprising benefits for our workflow. After a few weeks of working remotely, new habits are starting to be established, and we feel it’s time to reflect on some of

Our 3D-printer has been quarantined like the rest of us, and we’ve used the opportunity to upgrade to a new and bigger model. When the Corona-virus decided that everyone in our team should work from home it also included our 3D-printers. Moving them into a closet at home enables us to keep prototyping 24/7.  And

The IoT-revolution is more real than ever, but the right network is needed for it to become the IoT-dream. We’ve chosen LoRa, and now we’re also contributing to the power of the network. The Internet-of-Things has been a hyped promise for years, but now things have really started happening. The IoT-dream of improving efficiency and

The Covid 19-situation has completely changed the way we teach future engineers at DTU. But it’s actually not that bad. Last year, we started teaching “Product analysis and redesign” on DTU again after dedicating ourselves to the business for a few years. We wrote a blogpost on our return to teaching, which you can read

The Corona-crisis is real, and we’re trying to deal with it as best as we can while still remaining open for business. Most of Denmark is effectively shut down in an attempt to prevent the spread of the Corona-virus as much as possible. We obviously applaud the massive effort being done by everyone right now.

We’re currently testing Conhoist in full scale with the help from Realdania. Conhoist is one of our most extensive development projects to date: A battery-driven gantry crane system which fits on any scaffolding roof. The project promises to help the building industry improve its working environment and be more effective. And after years of development,

One of the animals from Egedal has joined us at the office. Some two years ago we initiated a ‘smart bike path’ project designed to nudge safety for the kids getting to school in Egedal Municipality by bike. The main idea was a series of glowing animals which would only be activated by the cycling

The final tests of our IoT-lock have been started, which means production will start soon. Our internet-connected padlock called ‘Ambitlocker’ is getting closer and closer to becoming a real product. For that reason, we’ve just initiated a series of tests in different scenarios to make sure we’ve solved all the last bugs and made the