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We just returned from the Byggeri’18 Conference, and it was – as always – a pleasure to meet the whole industry. This year we were especially thrilled to launch Upclimber after years of development, and it was just amazing to see how well it was received. So many people have visited us and we made […]

Next week we’ll attend the bi-yearly conference for the construction industry Byggeri’18, which is the biggest of its kind in Denmark. We’ll be there 13.-16. March, and for the first time we’ll be representing two of our products at the same time: Smart//Mover and Upclimber. It will be Smart//Movers third time at the conference, but

Adding welding stations capabilities might not sound that exciting, but every little upgrade to our prototyping might speed up the process by weeks in the end. We just finished our welding station, which means we’re now able to weld steel, stainless steel and aluminum.   This might not seem like a big deal, but as

As engineers in one of the greatest cycle nations in the world, most of us get to the Lolle & Nielsen-headquarters by bike. So our newest project, where we’re designing a smart bike path, almost feels as patriotic as building a bridge. The bike path we’re working on, which runs between the towns of Veksø

It has become that time of the year again: The new year is just around the corner, and if this isn’t the perfect time to look back at the year that has passed, we don’t know when it is. So let’s take a short look at our greatest hits in 2017!   1) Smart/Mover #600

We’re trying to answer this interesting questions, on a new project we’re working on for a new hospital in Køge: Can a room help patients get well faster? The new hospital “Sjælland Universitetshospital” is currently being build in Køge, and for a while we’ve been working on a new exciting project for them; We’re trying

Those days it’s hard to come by goods which aren’t technological to some degree. For that reason we’ve gotten ourselves a dedicated workshop for electronics. Apps and motherboard have never been our claim to fame. But even a design driven hardware company like us – who makes semi-heavy machinery for the building industry and sit/stand-desks

From the beginning in 2010 we were simply called “Lolle & Nielsen”, but last year we decided to add our dream to the name: “Inventions”. And the reason has to do with both the external and internal perception of the company. Be warned: This post is admittedly a bit navel-gazing, but it actually took us

Your job has some tools or processes that could be better, right? By using that daily annoyance from sub-par moments to spark your creativity, you could make your own as well as others workday better – and maybe even earn a bit as well. We all know that “there must be a better way”-feeling of

Royalty agreements have an inherent network effect, and it’s amazing to see how that turns our idea into jobs in the other end of the country. Royalty agreements are often perceived as a “you’re just selling your idea of to super mega evil corp, who’s turning it into profit”. That is however not necessarily the