Noblean Max van Lith is featured in Mikroniek’s 3rd issue with his work on the design of a clean z-mechanism for a wafer handler robot wrist assembly. You can read the full article here!
On June 10th our annual Nobleo Family Day took place again! What a blast it was.
Snowbleo 2023
April 2023
Snowbleo 2023. Throwback to a fabulous skiing trip in Austria with 70 Nobleans. Watch the video here.
Model-Based Analysis in Brown-Field Product Family Development
March 2023
Nobleo is a strong believer in model-based engineering, not only for one of a kind prototypes but also when it comes to product platforms, i.e. a family of products.
Rick Voogt in Carrière Magazine of TU/e
February 2023
Colleague Rick Voogt starred in the Carrière Magazine of TU Eindhoven. "For engineers who are looking for a broader view, this is more than just a job".
Nobleo contributes to the OPZuid Smart Maintenance Labs Project
February 2023
We are proud to present our contribution to the OPZuid Smart Maintenance Labs Project.
Five ways in which Nobleo is currently helping Thermo Fisher Scientific
January 2023
Five ways in which Nobleo is currently helping Thermo Fisher Scientific
Whitepaper Mobile Robot Navigation in ROS2
January 2023
Nobleo Technology’s ROS experts, together with Eindhoven University of Technology have investigated a number AMR and AGV navigation schemes.
Whitepaper: Towards automatic skin cancer detection
January 2023
For dermatology start-up View Derma we developed a mole inspection camera (multispectral imaging solution).
ISO 9001 certification for Nobleo!
July 2022
Nobleo achieves ISO 9001:2015 certification!
Mikroniek theme – Virtual testing of a fully autonomous tractor for sustainable agriculture
May 2022
Mikroniek theme - Virtual testing of a fully autonomous tractor for sustainable agriculture
RUVU Robotics & Nobleo Technology: Van wederopstanding naar overname
February 2022
Lees hier het interview met Rokus Ottervanger in Regio Business.
Wouter Houtman in Mechatronica& Machinebouw
January 2022
Collega en TU/e-promovendus Wouter Houtman onderzocht de interactie van robots met hun omgeving en ontwikkelde algoritmes om hen beter in ‘de echte wereld’ te laten bewegen.