Author name: Lolle & Nielsen

For the past year, I’ve deliberately chosen a slower route when commuting between headquarters and home. Here’s why. By Steffen Nielsen, Lolle & Nielsen Inventions Getting from home to Lolle & Nielsen’s headquarters can be a 10-minute bike ride with fellow commuters rushing from A to B alongside cars and trucks. Or it can be […]

It’s easy to be intimidated by the big wings of European funding programmes, but if you’re heavy on R&D, there really are many opportunities. Read our experiences with applying for Horizon Europe here. As an inventor company with a long and risky path from idea to finished product, we rely on venture capital to bring

Our collaboration with Nordic Tech Tools has been a special partnership from the start, and we expect great things from the partnership in the future. A long time ago, Jonas Møllenborg helped test our invention Upclimber when it was in development. At the time, he had his own carpentry company, and the test partnership meant

Now is your chance to utilise the fresh holiday eyes to rethink the big questions in your business –  or in your professional work life. Last week, we republished our post on the “Vuja De” concept: the reverse cousin of Deja Vu, which is all about experiencing something for the first time, even if you’ve

The beauty of the Vuja De concept is, that it works for you even when have some well-deserved downtime. After just a few weeks back we can already say: It has worked wonders for us! We’ve previously mentioned Déjà Vu’s contrarian little brother: the Vuja De-concept. Even though you know everything about your project and

The vibe is the same, but there is a lot more to explore on our new website. Our website has gotten itself an extensive overhaul. Yet, we hope it looks really familiar to you. The changes are not meant to present a new Lolle & Nielsen Inventions. We are the same company and brands as

Over the next year, our traverse crane system plays a central role in renovating the roof on multiple 4-storey blocks in Vanløse. A 4-storey building is currently being renovated in Vanløse. The entire roof is peeled off, leaving only a flat top on the multi-storey block before new rafters is being installed. It is not

“Move fast and break things” doesn’t really work when you invent physical products. Instead, we have our own methodology to evaluate if new ideas are viable. The software methodology for lean software startups is clear: build an MVP (Minimum Viable Product) of your app over the weekend and see if it catches on. Then reiterate

An employee asking for a 32-hour work week doesn’t mean, they aren’t dedicated to your mission anymore. On the contrary; in our experience, this presents some clear benefits. When we were about to hire our first employee a decade ago, he suggested a 32-hour contract instead of the usual 37 hours, as he wanted to