DTW 2019: innovations, kids’ tech events, and lobbying for women
A live robotic surgery, thousands of students getting acquainted with new innovations, and an event to attract more women to the technology sector -...
Local tech company raises millions
The Eindhoven-/Amsterdam-based AM-Flow has raised €3,3 million in investments.
This company provides AI-based computer vision, motion, and robotics solutions. AM-Flow is getting the money for...
People with dementia are calmed by human skin wall
More than 200 students will show their graduation work for the Design Academy in Eindhoven during the Dutch Design Week. One of them is...
Green light for major renovation Best library
The library in Best is undergoing a major renovation. The accommodation on Raadhuisplein will be made more energy efficient and there will be separate...
High Tech Campus announces plans for sustainable office building
High Tech Campus (HTC) has announced plans to open a state of the art sustainable office building in spring 2021.
‘Sustainability and a green working...
E-scooter company gets EUR10 mill
Many of you may have seen the green GO Sharing e-scooters in Eindhoven. This company launched here, and in Rotterdam, last year.
Go Sharing is...
King Philip and Queen Mathilde from Belgium visiting Brainport
The Belgian King Philippe I and his wife, Queen Mathilde will be visiting the High Tech Campus Eindhoven on Wednesday 30 November as part...
Repair Café Summa, a great initiative by Summa college students
Throwing things away is not an option, according to the students from Eindhoven's Summa College. A faltering vacuum cleaner, a radio that doesn't work...
A Tragedy of the Commons – Part 2
I would like to begin with by asking: are we living in a delusion? An idiosyncrasy belief maintained despite being contradicted by the environmental...
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...
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...
