Eindhoven wants to help cyclists
In the coming years, the Eindhoven municipality wants to make life easier for cyclists in the city.
For example, they are building on a...
Take an audiotour of the ‘Lichtjesroute’
This strange year is holding everyone in its coronavirus grip. Yet, one of Eindhoven's great traditions - Lichtjesroute (Light route) - remains.
Of course, in...
Robotic doll aids with CPR training
Maxima Medical Centre employees can now do CPR training on a unique manikin. It gives them immediate feedback.
The dummy keeps track of what the...
Project management book now available in German too
The local company, Holland Innovative (HI), has played a vital role in Brainport Eindhoven's success story for years.
So, the company, which is based at...
Dutch wearable technology company starts research with two new technologies
LifeSense Group (LSG) develops wearable technologies that are used to improve people's health and well-being. At the moment, they are developing two new products...
Waalre to get its own solar park
Construction has started on Waalre's solar park.
It will be built on the former baseball field in Dreefstraat. Soon 4,500 solar panels will generate electricity...
City wants to use growth fund for light rail network
Eindhoven wants to use the Groeifonds (Growth fund, also known as the Wopke-Wiebes fund) to finance several projects.
These include a light rail connection in...
City pleased with extra money for design centre
Eindhoven can breathe a sigh of relief. It seems there's still money available for a design centre in the city.
The municipal board is pleased...
Brainport gets million in grants
Brainport Region companies will receive €34 million from the EU's European Innovation Council (EIC) project.
This is more than most other Dutch regions. The Amsterdam...
Politicians want electric cars to be affordable
Eindhoven must come up with additional measures to make emission-free driving affordable for residents and small businesses.
That's what the majority of the city council...
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...
