Engineering, not just advice
Seven Technologies builds technology for the energy transition, smart industry and connected business. Embedded, IoT, AI and software in one team, with direct lines and proven work.
The story
More than 16 years of engineering taught us one thing: the best solution rarely starts with the code. What started as technical advice to companies stuck in complex choices grew into a workshop where solutions are actually built. Not because we can make the presentation, but because we can design the hardware, write the firmware and deliver the system.
Our clients are entrepreneurs and organisations that want to take the next step. Sometimes that is a first working prototype, sometimes a production line being upgraded to Industry 4.0, sometimes a hydrogen project that needs to move from feasibility to working installation. Think of PropertyPilot.ai (an AI host that handles multilingual guest questions), SlimKlantPortaal for secure document exchange and SlimmeWoningPlanner for energy savings: working projects you can see for yourself.
What ties it all together: we work on things that are physically measurable and visible, not just apps and dashboards. And we work with external partners and specialists where that raises quality, without hiding behind consulting jargon.
What we stand for
Concrete, not abstract
We deliver working systems, not reports about working systems. A working prototype says more than ten advisory pages.
Independent advice
No vendor lock-in, no preference for specific tools. What works best for your situation comes before what yields most for us.
Compliance from design
NIS2, GDPR, RED III, gas safety: not as final step but as design criterion. Knowing requirements before they become problems.
Long-term relationship
A working system is not an end but a beginning. We stay involved for maintenance, further development and the next step.
Curious if we fit your question?
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