October recap: Clear market need and exciting advances for ScaffSense
Once again, reality shows that Scaffsense products are needed in the market to increase safety and drive efficiency on construction sites around the world. A few weeks ago, a scaffolding outside Bilbao, Spain collapsed because of the storm Kirk’s advance. Fortunately, no people were killed, but large capital values were lost, and the construction project was halted pending the accident investigation and the reconstruction of new scaffolding.
Likely, Scaffsense’s© warning system could have avoided failure, and made sure that the scaffolding installation had been “storm-proofed” with the right number of wall brackets in time for the storm’s arrival. Unfortunately, climate change seems to generate both more storms numerically and more energy-intensive storms in the future, which is another reason to use ScaffSense© products.
Lots of advances in October
Furthermore, October has been a very eventful month in Scaffsense’s young history, as the company has carried out several activities that further mature the company’s products ahead of launch, as well as the initial establishment of a local footprint in some of the company’s initial strategic markets in addition to Sweden.
We currently have two test sites up and running nationally where we continue to develop and verify our products and services with various applications together with potential future partners. As previously mentioned, the company’s products work regardless of which scaffolding manufacturer is used, and our current test sites are set up with HAKI and Layher scaffolding equipment.
Showcasing ScaffSense in new markets
We have also showcased our products outside of Sweden, both at Stillasdagene ’24 in Oslo, Norway and via initial talks with a potential partner in Spain. Both countries see great need and value for our products and services, and I hope we will be able to launch in these countries in the first half of 2025.
Sincerely,
Martin Elovsson
CEO ScaffSense AB
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Signs of Economic Recovery
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New CEO to bring ScaffSense to the market
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Kebni och Solideq startar joint venture för att erbjuda banbrytande säkerhetslösning
Teknikbolaget Kebni AB (publ) och det ledande byggnadsställningsföretaget Solideq Group AB har ingått ett joint venture-avtal för att producera och erbjuda en unik säkerhetsinnovation till den globala marknaden för byggnadsställningar. Tillsammans står de bakom det nya bolaget ScaffSense.
