Service area / EuropeSoftware, embedded and machinery health engineering for the Netherlands
Port and logistics operations around Rotterdam, food processing and offshore energy all run on equipment that has to be watched remotely. Rootcastle provides software, embedded systems and machinery health engineering for teams in the Netherlands. We work remotely from our EU office in Tallinn, Estonia, and travel for sensor installation, measurement and commissioning.
- ~8 h of working day shared with Tallinn
- English · Türkçe · Español
- Remote + on site
Where we help industry in the Netherlands
Key sectors and the typical work we take on in each.
Logistics and trade
Location and event telemetry for vehicle and container fleets; warehouse temperature monitoring; mobile apps that keep data through patchy connectivity.
Ports, shipyards and maritime
Condition monitoring for port equipment and marine machinery; vessel and container telemetry; security on OT networks.
Food and beverage
Cold-chain telemetry for temperature and door events; fault prevention on filling and packaging lines; data infrastructure for traceability records.
Energy and renewables
Condition monitoring for turbines, generators and pumping stations; telemetry that gathers data from dispersed sites; SCADA and remote-access security.
How we work
Discovery, software, analysis and follow-up run remotely; we travel to the Netherlands when the work needs to be next to the machine.
Discovery call
We define the problem, the machine and the data you already have in an online call.
Measurement and data
Where needed we install sensors or collect data from your existing systems.
Pilot
A pilot on one line or machine with a measurable goal.
Rollout and follow-up
We scale what works and keep watching it remotely.
Frequently asked questions
Do you have an office in the Netherlands?
We coordinate this market remotely. We work from our offices in Ankara (Türkiye), Tallinn (Estonia, EU) and St. Petersburg (Florida, USA). For the Netherlands the work runs from our EU office in Tallinn, Estonia, with about 8 hours of shared working day, and we travel for on-site work.
Which languages do you work in?
English, Turkish and Spanish; Bulgarian as well.
How does a project start?
With an online call about the problem, the site and your data. We then send a written proposal with scope, timeline and a measurable goal.