Flemish Minister-President Matthias Diependaele with the Voxdale team in the Voxdale workshop

Minister-President Diependaele Visits Voxdale

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The Visit

Voxdale’s innovation took centre stage during Minister-President Matthias Diependaele’s visit, highlighting groundbreaking startups and the need for growth-focused investment.

During a recent visit to Voxdale, Flemish Minister-President Matthias Diependaele expressed his appreciation for the company's work. The visit gave the minister and attendees a chance to see how innovation is evolving in Flanders and beyond.

Several start-ups and companies presented their work on the day. Attendees learned about Heau, which delivers instant hot water with its smart shower technology, and Cyclowax, which offers a maintenance-free solution for bicycle chains with its 'hot wax' technology. Raw Stadia and Uze Energy demonstrated how they are innovating in sports technology and sustainable energy solutions, respectively. Alberts, known for its automatic smoothie machines, also impressed with its groundbreaking approach.


Visitors touring the Voxdale workshop during the Minister-President's visit


The open dialogue between the minister and the entrepreneurs made clear that Flanders' innovation support needs continual development and, where necessary, reform. The Minister-President stressed that manufacturing, and new start-ups in particular, remain important for the Flemish economy, and that risk investment is an essential pillar.

With this visit, Voxdale reaffirmed its role as a breeding ground for technological innovation and collaboration, making it clear that the future of innovation lies in connecting diverse talents and ideas to create hardware solutions.

The Visit

Voxdale’s innovation took centre stage during Minister-President Matthias Diependaele’s visit, highlighting groundbreaking startups and the need for growth-focused investment.

During a recent visit to Voxdale, Flemish Minister-President Matthias Diependaele expressed his appreciation for the company's work. The visit gave the minister and attendees a chance to see how innovation is evolving in Flanders and beyond.

Several start-ups and companies presented their work on the day. Attendees learned about Heau, which delivers instant hot water with its smart shower technology, and Cyclowax, which offers a maintenance-free solution for bicycle chains with its 'hot wax' technology. Raw Stadia and Uze Energy demonstrated how they are innovating in sports technology and sustainable energy solutions, respectively. Alberts, known for its automatic smoothie machines, also impressed with its groundbreaking approach.


Visitors touring the Voxdale workshop during the Minister-President's visit


The open dialogue between the minister and the entrepreneurs made clear that Flanders' innovation support needs continual development and, where necessary, reform. The Minister-President stressed that manufacturing, and new start-ups in particular, remain important for the Flemish economy, and that risk investment is an essential pillar.

With this visit, Voxdale reaffirmed its role as a breeding ground for technological innovation and collaboration, making it clear that the future of innovation lies in connecting diverse talents and ideas to create hardware solutions.

The Visit

Voxdale’s innovation took centre stage during Minister-President Matthias Diependaele’s visit, highlighting groundbreaking startups and the need for growth-focused investment.

During a recent visit to Voxdale, Flemish Minister-President Matthias Diependaele expressed his appreciation for the company's work. The visit gave the minister and attendees a chance to see how innovation is evolving in Flanders and beyond.

Several start-ups and companies presented their work on the day. Attendees learned about Heau, which delivers instant hot water with its smart shower technology, and Cyclowax, which offers a maintenance-free solution for bicycle chains with its 'hot wax' technology. Raw Stadia and Uze Energy demonstrated how they are innovating in sports technology and sustainable energy solutions, respectively. Alberts, known for its automatic smoothie machines, also impressed with its groundbreaking approach.


Visitors touring the Voxdale workshop during the Minister-President's visit


The open dialogue between the minister and the entrepreneurs made clear that Flanders' innovation support needs continual development and, where necessary, reform. The Minister-President stressed that manufacturing, and new start-ups in particular, remain important for the Flemish economy, and that risk investment is an essential pillar.

With this visit, Voxdale reaffirmed its role as a breeding ground for technological innovation and collaboration, making it clear that the future of innovation lies in connecting diverse talents and ideas to create hardware solutions.

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