TU/e develops ‘self-learning respirator’
Researchers from Eindhoven University of Technology (TU/e) have developed a technique that uses algorithms to make the pressure regulator on respirators work better.
Respirators pump...
Motion offers a permanent stage for light art in Eindhoven
A colourful playground, a surreal light show, or a theater for the senses? The makers behind the new Motion Experience in the Piazza center...
150 laptops given to people in need in Eindhoven
Samen voor Eindhoven (Together for Eindhoven) has donated 150 laptops to social institutions throughout Eindhoven.
Samen voor Eindhoven received the laptops from the charity...
Fontys involved in three Eindhoven Engine projects
Fontys University of Applied Sciences is involved in three Eindhoven Engine projects.
Each of the three projects has a different domain. For example, the 'Smartman'...
Samen voor Eindhoven distributes 150 laptops
The charity Allemaal Digitaal (Everything Digital) donated 150 laptops to Samen voor Eindhoven (Together for Eindhoven). They are being distributed to various social institutions...
TU/e is working on possible new standard for online security
Two algorithms from the Eindhoven University of Technology are in the race to become the new standard in Quantum locking.
Quantum computers are computers that...
Video Consults at Catharina Hospital are easier for patients
Patients of the Catharina Hospital in Eindhoven can now make faster and easier video calls with their therapist.
Patients can now call via the patient...
NXP sales down nearly 20 percent due to corona
Turnover of the Eindhoven chipmaker NXP declined by eighteen percent in the second quarter compared to last year. This is evident from the company's...
Corona crisis hits DAF parent company hard
PACCAR is the DAF's parent company. DAF is based in Eindhoven. PACCAR, which has its head office in the USA, was hit hard by...
Region supports local companies
The municipalities in the Eindhoven Metropolitan Region (MRE) have issued a cheque of €50,000 to two companies.
These companies are involved with the further development...
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...
