The success of our company is determined to a large extent by the enthusiasm and creativity of our employees. We encourage each other to think outside the box, which leads to unique products and services for our customers. And we are always on the lookout for new talent! Check out our website for current job openings.

Our mission

To provide innovative tools for behavior, health & well-being: from data collection to insights discovery.

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How we work

Design philosophy

At Noldus, our customers’ needs and requirements are a driving force in each step of product development. We consult with leading experts in the field, monitor relevant technology trends, and ask our customers for feedback. Customer surveys, technical support questions, and beta tests are invaluable sources of information for our planning process.

When developing a new product, we start with product research to generate new solutions for data acquisition and analysis. This includes subjects like sensor technology, computer vision, and mathematics. Using our modern engineering facilities, we build prototypes and design hardware for our products. We also collaborate with leading hardware suppliers, including Tobii, Biopac, Maze Engineers, Ugo Basile, and Eyetech. Next, interaction designers and software engineers create the system architecture, functional design, user interface, and robust program code. Finally, extensive product testing ensures that our products meet the highest possible standards of quality and reliability.

To promote innovation, we also study novel technologies, concepts, and product prototypes in Noldus InnovationWorks. Within this branch of the company, we push the limits of our technology and test new features that may be of value to our customers. Noldus InnovationWorks pursues and coordinates partnerships with researchers and entrepreneurs in academia, government and industry. We play an active role in several leading research projects on animal and human behavior.

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