Robot delivers groceries on High Tech Campus
It might be the shopping of the future: a robot that delivers food to your door. Such a robot will be driving around on...
Fear reigns in Strijp-S at the Factory of Fear
Anxiety communication is everywhere and yet we don't notice it often. Fear communication is central to the Angstfabriek - Factory of Fear.
The Factory of...
TU/e ‘s solar car damaged
The TU/e's solar team were sorely disappointed when they recently arrived in Australia for the Bridgestone World Solar Challenge.
Stella Era, as their solar car...
TU/e gets millions for biofuel research
The Eindhoven University of Technology (TU/e) has received a €5 million grant. This is from the European Union. The money is to be used...
Intercity from Eindhoven to Aachen from 2025?
A direct intercity connection between Eindhoven and Aachen seems possible. If everything goes well, the NS believes the new international intercity will be able...
Tablet helps students track expenses
Since last week, some local students found it easier to track their communal expenses.
A tablet with smart software will be hanging on the wall...
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...
NXP to partner with Amazon
The Eindhoven-based computer chip manufacturer, NXP, is to collaborate with the American e-commerce company, Amazon.com.
The two companies are joining forces to help vehicle manufacturers...
VDL Groep buys electronics company
The VDL Groep has acquired electronics company Tbp Electronics.
With offices in both Eindhoven and South Holland, the company has an annual turnover of around...
Brabant GGDs receive several requests to delete personal data after the data breach
The Brabant GGDs have received dozens of requests to retrieve personal data from their systems. This is triggered by the reports about unreliable security...
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...
