TU/e-student’s candy-sorting machine goes viral
It's not the first, but it is the fastest. A video of a candy sorting machine created by TU/e-student Willem Pennings is going viral, with over 200.000 views.
In a record...
American activist fund to shake up Philips
One of the world’s most combative activist investors, Third Point Management, is secretly building a stake in Philips. The size of the stake is...
Additive Industries ‘Most Promising Company’
Additive Industries, which is based in Eindhoven, is the most promising company in the Netherlands. The business won top honours in the Financieële Dagblad's competition,...
Self-built catapults at intro Fontys Engineering
226 students wrapped in a white shirt and dozens of supervisors. They are making a party of the introduction of the Student Association Innovum...
Four Eindhoven companies in MKB Innovation Top 100
There are four companies from Eindhoven in the Small and Medium-sized Enterprises (MKB) Top 100 list. Additive Industries is in second position in this,...
DDW: more locations, more visitors
Dutch Design Week (DDW) offers a record number of locations this year where exhibitions, workshops, lectures, etc. can be visited. Last year, there were...
Ergon electric vehicles to clean in style at DDW
Five electric vehicles from Ergon are especially branded for Dutch design Week. A special film, which coordinates with the week's event has been placed on...
Fight Like a Woman Mix & Match event: ‘fun and relaxed interviewing’
Yesterday evening was the Return-to-Work Mix & Match Event of the Eindhoven ‘Fight Like a Woman’ organisation. 15 Skilled technical professionals had the chance to...
How do you want your (new) neighbourhood to look like?
Brainport Smart District is a new housing area to be built in Brandevoort (Helmond). They like this area to be shaped by its future...
Merck opens smart glass factory in Veldhoven
The German technology company, Merck, opened a new factory for 'smart glass' in Veldhoven. The company will invest €15 million in total in its new branch.
It...
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...
