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Roermond court pronounces bankruptcy of Smarter Nozzle

De rechtbank in Roermond heeft het faillissement uitgesproken over Smarter Nozzle Europe BV
De Smarter Nozzle brengt reclameboodschappen via het vulpistool naar de tankende consument.

The court in Roermond has declared bankruptcy on Smarter Nozzle Europe BV and Smarter Nozzle Production BV. This was reported by various Limburg media on Wednesday.

Both technology companies are based in Venray. Director Pascal van Nisselroy’s companies worked on the development of the iNozzle One, a filling gun with built-in display that was supposed to make refuelling more attractive. It filed for bankruptcy at its own request. The iNozzle One was intended to be an innovative platform for digital communication at petrol stations. While refuelling, consumers could view advertising and information via the screen. The iNozzle One was grandly presented by Smarter Nozzle in 2018 at the Tankstation & Carwash Vakbeurs organised by ProMedia in Expo Houten.
The company employed three people. What happens now with the installed iNozzle systems and the employees is not yet known.

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This article was automatically translated from the Dutch language original to English (British).

Author: Paul Blonk

Source: MobilityEnergy.com

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