COVID-19: How are tablets and baby monitors helping?
Due to the outbreak of this novel coronavirus, people are often isolated. Not just in hospitals, but also in nursing homes, where those at...
ASML boosts up healthcare workers
ASML has expressed its appreciation for all the healthcare workers, especially those at the Maxima Medical Centre.
The Veldhoven based chip machine manufacturer did this...
Sioux Technologies is expanding
Sioux Technologies is expanding its production capacity with an assembly hall of 5,000 square meters.
With the new assembly hall, the company is doubling the...
‘Neuron’- the new AI place at TU/e
Neuron is going to be the new name of the Laplace building at the Eindhoven University of Technology. The university is converting the building...
Helmond to get first-ever self-driving bus
It's a first for the Netherlands - a self-driving bus among regular traffic.
Starting next week, the minibus will be on the public roads...
Mierlo to get large solar park
About 19 percent of the households in the municipality of Geldrop-Mierlo will be provided with locally generated green electricity. The municipality of Geldrop-Mierlo has...
Corona cuts DAF’s profits almost in half
DAF has filed its annual report with the Chamber of Commerce shows. The report shows that the Eindhoven truck manufacturer did not do well...
Streetlights fail in several places in Brabant
In several places the streetlights went out on Tuesday night. From east to west, in many places in Brabant people were sitting in pitch...
Nuenen very proud of illuminated Van Gogh sunflowers
The light festival Glow is in full swing. This year too, the illuminated sunflowers by Van Gogh can be admired. An appropriate place has...
Eindhoven region invests the most in research: 3 billion invested
North-Brabant has invested the most in the Research & Development of all Dutch provinces. The province spent €3.9 billion in 'R&D' in 2019.
The vast...
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...
