Half an hour. That is how brief the time it takes to transport a packet of corona vaccines from one side of town to the other in the (near) future. A trial that was carried out in the vicinity of…
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Robots and artificial intelligence (AI) appeal to the imagination of the general public. Research in eleven countries into people’s attitudes towards these technologies has shown that they feel uncomfortable with robots that look like humans and exhibit human behavior. A…
With AMcubator, Brainport Industries Campus gets a “One-stop-shop” for industries that want to use 3D printing as a production technology. The center is an initiative of Marketiger founder Maikel de Wit and Maarten van Dijk of Additive Center and focuses…
The Brainport region is an important growth engine of the Dutch economy. It is therefore very important, both for the region itself and for the country, to further strengthen this position. The fact that this not only increases the earning…
Vulnerable elderly people in society often have to rely on themselves. They are left alone at home and caregivers cannot always be present. Masi Mohammadi, professor of Smart Architectural Technologies at the Eindhoven University of Technology, has come up with…
“In the future, all trucks and buses will run on hydrogen. This is what we believe,” said Volvo Group Technical Director Thierry Hours in a recent meeting with senior officials from the Directorate-General for Research and Innovation and Transport of…
You can look through a glass wall directly down onto a large factory hall. This is where self-driving vehicles – known as palletizers – drive their test rounds. One cart drives around as an order picker equipped with a robot…
We’re on a voyage of discovery along augmented realities with 3D artworks and robots. The exhibition (IM)POSSIBLE BODIES, which takes place online during Den Bosch Data Week, shows visitors how people are increasingly merging with machines. Making data and technology…
The way bone formation takes place must be rewritten. This has been demonstrated by a publication of researchers from Radboudumc, a university medical center in Nijmegen, Netherlands, and colleagues at Nature Communications. Bone formation does not require complex biomolecules in…