Eindhoven wants to help cyclists
In the coming years, the Eindhoven municipality wants to make life easier for cyclists in the city.
For example, they are building on a...
Philips applies for most Dutch patents
Philips submitted the most patent applications in the Netherlands last year. With around 1,300 applications, the healthcare technology company helps ensure that the Netherlands...
Four Eindhoven companies in MKB Innovation Top 100
There are four companies from Eindhoven in the Small and Medium-sized Enterprises (MKB) Top 100 list. Additive Industries is in second position in this,...
Eindhoven’s sister city Nanjing shines light on Eindhoven
The Nanjinger, an English webzine, features Eindhoven in their recent write-ups. The Nanjinger calls Eindhoven a world village....to find out why? Here is the...
Eindhoven primary school offers Virtual Reality lessons
Eindhoven's primary school "Trinoom" offers special Virtual Reality (VR) lessons. The aim is adding a new dimension to lessons in world orientation.
Special VR-headsets are...
Philips buys out German software company
Philips has bought out the German software company, TOMTEC for an undisclosed amount of money. This company focuses on software that enables, for example,...
Gameroom 040 brings gamers together
A new gaming venue called Gameroom 040, has been opened in Strijp. People can play games here, watch films and chill out.
For €2, gamers...
Bits of Freedom also sounds alarm about Eindhoven’s data management
The Municipality of Eindhoven has too little insight into which data are stored and used, according to research conducted by privacy watchdog Bits of...
Hospital personnel can monitor you heart remotely
Personnel at Catharina Hospital can now provide ICD patients with remote heart monitoring. The hospital has set up a special remote care department.
An ICD is...
Son en Breugel doctor makes prosthetic limbs in Sierra Leone with 3D printer
Nowadays you can make just about anything with a 3D printer. Lars Brouwers, a doctor from Son en Breugel, knows that better than anyone.
Brouwers...
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...
