VDL wants to solve charging station problem with ‘smart masts’
Lampposts, charging stations, internet and data collection, but also measuring air quality or noise pollution. These are some of the possible functions that VDL's...
Solar eclipse brings children to Eindhoven observatory
A third of the sun was covered by the moon on Tuesday afternoon. Thanks to the autumn vacations, Eindhoven children could see the phenomenon...
Robots on the catwalk
Robots dressed in fashionable clothes. At Summa College there is even a catwalk ready for them on Thursday. Care robots wearing clothes may appeal...
Watch and listen in here to the Glow FM Top 100, live from station
It was the musical finale of the year 2022. On Friday 30 December, Glow FM broadcasted the Top 100 live from CoffeeLab on Eindhoven...
Disabled Max gets three parking tickets
Seventy-two-year-old Max van Kuilenburg from Eindhoven has already received three parking tickets, although he has a disabled parking card. It always happens about five...
Chini built missing persons search app
Eindhoven resident Ben Chini (37) spent the past few weeks building an app that allows volunteers to search for missing people together in a...
Detection technology to reduce accidents on N69
Since April tests are being carried out to detect wild animals along the N69. Detection should reduce the number of collisions between traffic and...
Dutch research council awards to TU/e researchers
Seven early-stage TU/e researchers have been awarded a Veni grant from the Dutch Research Council (NWO), aimed at researchers who have recently obtained their...
Residents don’t want more traffic accidents
Speeding cars, vans or motorcycles. Residents of Lievendaal are completely fed up with it. Cars drive far too fast in the Eindhoven district, including...
World shop happy to close after 50 years
The World Shop on the Hoogstraat is in Eindhoven. Buddha figurines, bags made of recycled plastic and sustainable sweets fill the shelves. But after...
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...
