Company History

Lyngsoe Systems was originally founded as a division of Søren T. Lyngsø AS (established in 1952 in Copenhagen). The company developed automation solutions within the areas of energy, environment, marine and industry, as well as producing computer electronics.

On 1 September 1994, Lyngsoe Systems was sold in a management buy-out to the present management group.

Lyngsoe Systems built our headquarters in Aars, Denmark in 1998 along with the associated research and development, sales, project and service facilities. The company has also maintained the close links already established with the software engineers from the Aalborg University.

In 1999 Lyngsoe Systems accelerated our global expansion with a sales and service office in Frederick, Maryland, USA. From here we now service more than 60 clients based in North America.

The following year Lyngsoe Systems invested in Net-Mill International AS, a company specializing in the mobile Internet, and in 2001 an office was opened in Toronto, Canada through the acquisition of two local RFID technology companies. Toronto is home to a sales and service office, and an RFID R&D and manufacturing facility that is considered to be one of the leading RFID innovators in the world.

By 2005 Lyngsoe Systems had expanded into Romania, and this office provides project management, software development and technical services for Lyngsoe Systems' product platform Catellae™ and system installations worldwide.

In 2009 Lyngsoe moved into the market for sortation and self-service units for libraries through acquisition of the FKI Logistex Library and Codeco businesses. This led to the opening af an office in Germany.