TU/e to lead research project into a more sustainable Netherlands
Eindhoven University of Technology (TU/e) will lead a major research project into helping the Netherlands to become more sustainable. It will involve more than...
VR eases anxiety and pain in hospital
In Catharina Hospital, patients wear Virtual Reality (VR) glasses during unpleasant treatments. As a pilot project, Catharina Hospital is the first hospital that introduced...
VDL to send 200 energy-efficient buses to Belgium
VDL has cinched a large order. The Eindhoven-based group will supply 200 energy-efficient buses to the Belgian bus company, De Lijn.
These are hybrid buses,...
Airport App predicts flight paths
From now on, Eindhoven Airport's BurenApp (Neighbours App) will be able to predict which aircraft will fly over when. Residents will then be able...
Construction of new aviation school begins
The first round of the construction of Summa Aviation Services has started at Eindhoven Airport.
The building will be located at Eindhoven Airport, close to...
HTC has big sustainability plans
The most sustainable campus in the world with self-driving electric cars, healthy employees, and technological gems. Within ten years, the High Tech Campus Eindhoven...
Brainport is growing fast, is huge export region
The high-tech region of Eindhoven continues to grow strongly. Last year, for example, a lot of money was made with the export of goods...
Parcel machine comes to Eindhoven
PostNL installs seven parcel and letter machines throughout the city.
The parcel and letter machine consists of a letterbox and parcel lockers in various sizes....
The gap between rich and poor in the region is growing
Eindhoven citizens are relatively dissatisfied with their lives, a Rabobank survey concludes.
The researchers point out that this is associated with the economic success of...
Successful 5G test
A successful test was recently carried out using 5G technology. This test was held on the roofs of two TU/e buildings. This means wireless...
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...
