Qualcomm takeover of Eindhoven’s chipmaker NXP
American firm Qualcomm wants to take over Eindhoven Company NXP. Talks have been held according to the Wall street Journal. An amount of 30...
The sixties and DAF, during DAF Museum days
Big and small ‘dafs’, all sizes and types. This weekend it is the annually staged DAF Museumdagen (museum days). And minister Jet Bussemaker will...
T-Rex examined with a new Philips scan
Philips has examined the vertebrae of the tail of T-Rex Trix with an IQon Scan. This is a new type of scanner and is...
TU/e main building most sustainable in the world
The main building at Eindhoven University of Technology is set to be certified the most sustainable educational building in the world.
The certificate will be...
43 Electrical buses in Eindhoven area
The Eindhoven region will soon get forty three electrical buses, making it the biggest fleet of electrical buses in the Netherlands.
Hermes, part of Connexxion,...
Burst of creativity at Mini Maker Faire Eindhoven
Last Saturday and Sunday, the VDMA building at Vestdijk Eindhoven, saw a burst of creativity showcased by 120 makers at the third Mini Maker...
Eindhoven Mini Maker Faire 10 and 11 September
There will be a Mini Maker Faire taking place at the VDMA area on Vestdijk on 10 and 11 September from 11:00 on Saturday...
VPRO Medialab organizes fourth hackathon on 15 and 16 September
VPRO Medialab in the NatLab on Strijp S Eindhoven is organising a hackathon on 15 and 16 September 2016 with the aim to have...
VDL starts production of new off road eBike
VDL based in Eindhoven will be producing the Trefecta eBike. This is an electric bike specially designed to be able to function in extreme...
Eindhoven companies develop hightech machine park
Three companies in Eindhoven have developed an innovative machine park. They can deliver a ready-to-use design without using prototypes and these designs can still...
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...
