Number of charging stations almost doubled
By the end of 2023, around 700 charging stations for electric cars are expected to be added in Eindhoven. This is the Municipal Executive's response...
“Experience” the photo frame – L.I.F.E.: a luminous frame that speaks to you
It is strange that Eindhoven, as famously known as the city of light, barely has decorative lights in the city at night. They do...
Robot delivers groceries on High Tech Campus
It might be the shopping of the future: a robot that delivers food to your door. Such a robot will be driving around on...
Eindhoven watch should help save lives
A watch that detects a cardiac arrest and calls the emergency room with the location. With this innovation, TU/e, the Catharina Hospital and the...
Higher profit and sales for ASML
ASML has done very well in the second quarter of this year.
The Veldhoven chip manufacturer has made much more profit and turnover over the...
NXP stops with deliveries to Huawei
The Eindhoven-based chip manufacturer NXP stops the delivery of certain products to Huawei. This is the consequence of the sanctions that America has taken...
Robot Pepper helps children during hospital visits
At the pediatrics polyclinic of the Maxima Medical Center, a real robot has been working since this month: Pepper.
Robot Pepper could already receive people...
Dijsselbloem: Eindhoven is tractor Dutch economy
The Eindhoven region is the pioneer of the Dutch economy, said President of the Eurogroup Jeroen Dijsselbloem during the new year's reception of the...
Philips: Hackers extort hospitals with patient data
Philips reports that cybercriminals extort hospitals by stealing patient data, forcing them to pay sky-high lump sums. Eindhovens Dagblad reported so this morning.
American hospitals in...
Mini stadium built for TU/e robots fan day
The MetaForum on the TU site has been transformed into a small stadium. There are four stands with a football field in the middle....
Plastic brake pads will make goods trains quieter
The noise of passing goods trains through the region is expected to decrease slightly. At least, that is what Infrastructure Minister Harbers writes in...
