17 Million for Brabant high tech industry
Brabant province wants to invest 17.5 million euros in the Brabant high tech innovative industry in the next four years.
This was proposed by the...
Electric ‘Cabs’ delayed by a week
It will take another week before the four electric taxis from the Eindhoven company 'Cabs' will take passengers. This means that the project is...
Rapid growth High Tech Campus in 2017
The High Tech Campus in Eindhoven is booming. The hotspot for innovative high-tech companies just keep growing. Two new companies will be added in...
Minister Dijsselbloem at HTC for E52 interview
Labour Party (PvdA) Finance minister Jeroen Dijsselbloem will visit Eindhoven’s High Tech Campus on Thursday for a public interview with journalism platform E52.
Eindhoven-born Dijsselbloem...
Residents of ‘thuis en Woonbedrijf to get solar panels
Tenants at Woonbedrijf en 'thuis ill receive offers to have solar panels installed on their roofs. In the coming ten years, the two housing...
BOM VR/AR Market Survey 2017
After conducting the market survey on Virtual and Augmented Reality (VR/AR) in 2016, Brabant Development Agency (BOM) has launched the 2017 survey recently to...
TU/e’s new racing car for formula student competition
The University Racing Team (URE) has developed URE12- electrically powered car.
A team of 50 TU/e-students took a year to design a brand new car...
Taiwan incubator program Garage+ is looking for start-ups
The incubator program is part of the Epoch Foundation; an initiative of the top 100 Taiwan industrial companies.
Brainport endures a strategic partnership with...
The Holst Centre Slim Shirt Measures Cardiovascular Rates
An irritating waistband or watch while exercising is now a thing of the past. The Holst Centre has developed a new way to measure...
TU/e Alumnus Named “Engineer Of The Year 2017”
Rick Scholte (38) has been chosen as Engineer of the Year, 2017. This TU/e alumnus has developed a sound camera that converts sounds into...
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...
