From simple sketches to a market-ready product: See the development process of JeeBee here. JeeBee, our self-propelled multi-pull trolley, is one of the newest products in our portfolio and is now available from our partners over at Nordic Tech Tools – you can find it here. The industry has been asking for a solution like […]
Behind the product: See what each iteration of JeeBee looked like Read More »
Our concept for the Realdania competition is taking shape: A modular system that supports hosting communities. We are currently in the final round of the Realdania competition “Space for Communities”, which we told you about a few weeks ago. (You can read more about the competition here: https://lolle-nielsen.com/post/we-are-finalists-in-the-realdania-competition-space-for-communities/) Therefore, we have spent the past three weeks
A modular dollhouse for Realdania Read More »
The potential of the Conhoist system is huge. By inviting strong profiles into the development from product to company, we hope to realise this potential. Conhoist is on its way to the market. This means a production and sales organisation must now be established for the rental solution. For this task, we need to gather
Conhoist gets an advisory board Read More »
A video featuring our battery-powered lifting tool Upclimber is viewed more than 1,400,000 times on Facebook. “Fun taking out old windows? “ With that simple headline, our partners at Nordic Tech Tool released a video of Upclimber in action a month ago. A video showing the battery-powered tool lifting a window out of a building. And
1.4 million views: Upclimber video went viral on Facebook Read More »
A random inspirational stroll through the streets of Copenhagen led to a joyful encounter with three of our own inventions. As part of the final preparations for Realdania’s “Space for Communities” (Rum for Fællesskaber) competition (which we previously reported on here), we recently took a trip around the streets of Copenhagen to get inspired for
On tour in Copenhagen: Our inventions have found their way into the cityscape Read More »
Developing a multifunctional robot as a single, coherent product is no easy task. Mechanical engineering has a lot of moving parts. Housing is a discipline by itself. Sensor technology is tricky. And getting all the parts to work together in a single invention is even trickier. The complexity of large, modern inventions is massive. Conhoist
The complexity of developing modern solutions Read More »
The Realdania Anniversary competition “Space for Communities” (Rum for Fællesskab) is a special competition with a particularly exciting format – and we are proud to announce that we have been selected for the final round of the competition. The Realdania Foundation has launched a competition where the mission is to develop furniture and pavilions that
We are finalists in the Realdania competition “Space for Communities” Read More »
Users are enthusiastic about our Conhoist traverse crane system, which is currently in its first full-scale application. Our Conhoist traverse crane is the most advanced system we have developed yet. Therefore, the development path has been long, but when the reception is as warm as it is with Conhoist, it’s worth the effort. “It lifts
Conhoist has received a warm welcome: “It helps us with almost every lift” Read More »
From diving with eelgrass seeds to workshopping with professionals or building prototypes in our workshop: Our highly varied work life is beneficial in multiple ways. Our love of inventing is what started Lolle & Nielsen Inventions. But when we started over a decade ago, we didn’t realise how varied the workdays of today’s company would
Reflection Time: An alternative workday Read More »
Our new project in collaboration with Blue Research aims to make it possible to re-establish eelgrass on a huge scale. Eelgrass binds nutrients, has a positive climate effect and is a habitat for a wide range of organisms in the maritime environment. But can you inject eelgrass seeds into the seabed and make them germinate?
Right now, we are testing new seeding methods – on the seabed Read More »
