6 years in the making. Today, rimon turns 6! And over those six years, we have gathered a lot of expertise ourselves. Not only about technology. But about how industrial knowledge is created, shared, lost — and what it actually takes to make it useful in daily work. rimon was founded in 2020 with one goal: Support industrial employees directly in their daily work. Our first projects used augmented reality to guide people step by step through complex processes. But the more pr

At the beach. 🏖️😉 We used this exact image in the past to tell the hashtag#Digital hashtag#Walter story: Walter is the experienced knowledge holder. And when he is away, the company often loses access to more than just one person. So who solves the breakdown now? The holiday season is a surprisingly good stress test for knowledge management. As long as everyone is available, it is easy to overlook how much know-how depends on individual people. Only when Walter is unreachab

Choosing industrial software is a lot like buying clothes. You can study the pictures and read the label. But you only know whether it really fits once you try it on. That is why we organised a visit for HGG Profiling Specialists to REGO-FIX Group, where #Digital #Walter is already being used in practice on the shopfloor. Together with Judith Stoop, Johan Nota, Jasper ten Hove and Sjaak Belleman from HGG Group, we wanted to see how Digital Walter is used in a real production

🚨 Last Chance – EUROTRANS Gear Training 2026 Next week, the European gear industry meets in Zurich and Nebikon. From Rimon’s perspective, this event is about one critical question: 👉 How do we retain implicit expert knowledge in gear manufacturing? Together with Marcel Hautle ( Sauter Bachmann ), Michael Blickenstorfer ( Rimon Technologies ) will present a real implementation case: At Sauter Bachmann, deep manufacturing know-how lives in experienced experts: • Experience