Eindhoven aims to connect students and landlords through online platform ‘Hospi Housing’
In an attempt to address the shortage in student housing, the municipality of Eindhoven, with the help of TU/e, Fontys and the Design Academy,...
ASML looking for at least 4,000 new employees
Chip machine manufacturer ASML has plans to hire thousands of new employees worldwide this year. The company, which published record results for 2021 on...
No more queues at Eindhoven Airport
Last summer it was all hands on deck at Eindhoven Airport. Queues far outside the terminal dominated the airport grounds. A year later, there...
Eindhoven drone provides extra pair of eyes for lifeguard
The Eindhoven company Blue Jay has developed a drone as a helper for lifeguards.
The device should support lifeguards and warn if someone is about...
From the whole Eindhoven News team !!!
Thank you for reading us in 2017 and we hope to deliver lots of interesting news, features and events in 2018.
To keep all non-Dutch...
Nightclub PIXL snares world famous DJ Fedde Le Grand
Fedde Le Grand exchanges the large stage for a smaller-scale location. The world-famous DJ will perform at nightclub PIXL on Strijp-S on 16 May....
Sioux Technologies is expanding
Sioux Technologies is expanding its production capacity with an assembly hall of 5,000 square meters.
With the new assembly hall, the company is doubling the...
Aziobot from Eindhoven cleans the floor on its own
Aziobot is the name of a robot that scrubs the floor, developed at the Brainport Industries Campus in Eindhoven.
The cleaning robot was developed by...
Circular economy knowledge centre to open
Fontys Hogescholen plans to open a Knowledge Centre. The Centre will see the collaboration of students and businesses. They want to drastically improve the...
Study of business contribution to cushion impact of growth
There should be an investigation into what the regional business community should contribute financially, to cushion the negative consequences of the rapid growth of...
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...
