In a ranking competition lasting several weeks, the technology company sensideon was chosen among the “100 startups made in Austria” and presented in the book by Berthold Bauk-Karlic and Florian Kandler.

In the two-page article of the book, sensideon tells:

“After years of research and development in an exploratory environment, we decided to bring our technology to market as we noticed there was an unfulfilled demand for wireless Heavy-Duty RFID-Sensor systems.” Indeed, wireless sensors and tags that measure temperature under the most difficult conditions and identify ID are in great demand, especially for the industry. The measurement data are collected and read out in the reader and thus form the basis for the industrial Internet of Things.

The company based in Wels also talks about the experiences during the corona pandemic:

“During the COVID-19 crisis, we experienced increased diversification. However, the lockdown created various challenges mainly due to an increased uncertainty in one of the company´s core markets – the automotive sector.” In the meantime, the automotive market has recovered and opened up new, exciting opportunities for sensideon.

You can view the book with all startups and their profiles here:

Der Beitrag Top 100 Start-ups made in Austria erschien zuerst auf Sensideon.

Der Beitrag Article in the FH OÖ news erschien zuerst auf Sensideon.

Der Beitrag Sensoren, Software, HTML5 Apps – IT2Industry 2015 presents Industry 4.0-Technology erschien zuerst auf Sensideon.

Der Beitrag “A Transponder for extreme conditions“ erschien zuerst auf Sensideon.

Der Beitrag Sensors for the Extreme erschien zuerst auf Sensideon.

Der Beitrag Articel in factorynet.at erschien zuerst auf Sensideon.

Der Beitrag MC Cluster S. 13 erschien zuerst auf Sensideon.

Der Beitrag “Minilabor für Sensoren in Extrembedingungen” FH OÖ erschien zuerst auf Sensideon.

Der Beitrag “Extreme mit Gefühl” Tech2B erschien zuerst auf Sensideon.