“There is more than enough innovation in the North”, is the message of high-tech company Resato to visitors of the Dutch Technology Week (20-25 May). The company, which employs 120 people, was founded in 1991 in Roden, Drenthe, but moved…
The past, present and future of our transport will, during Dutch Technology Week, be the focus in a number of installations on the Ketelhuisplein. This initiative of Museum door de Stad was chosen to show how the past influences the future,…
Doctors have too little time for their patients – and the communication between doctor and patient is problematic due to the knowledge gap between layman and expert. Now a startup is developing an app to empower patients. This app will…
High Tech Campus Eindhoven is known by many as “the smartest square kilometre in Europe“. But a new ambition has been added: by 2025, the Campus also wants to become the most sustainable campus in Europe as well. Strukton Worksphere…
“We know where each student is anytime – which is virtually all the time – their mobile devices are connected to our WIFI network. When they enter their dorm, or dining court, or recreational facility, they swipe in, and a…
XTAL’s theft of trade secrets, inducing former employees to breach their contracts with ASML, aiding and abetting former employees to breach their fiduciary duty of loyalty to ASML, and multiple violations of California’s Computer Data Access and Fraud Act –…
With Holo Stylus, castles in the sky are brought into reality. The 3D input device for augmented reality draws in the air and is also visible for those who do not wear data glasses. New are the easy handling and…
Hydrogen as an energy carrier for the propulsion of vehicles is on a steady rise. This seems strange because the Toyota Mirai or Hyundai Nexo cannot compete with the purely battery-powered counterparts in terms of price/performance ratio. In addition, the…
A team of engineers developed an innovative fish sluice, which offers a migration aid to the animals in obstructed waters. The solution is less complicated than existing systems and simultaneously generates green electricity. In Austrian rivers alone, there is one…
The University of Innsbruck has succeeded in developing a new red phosphor that increases the luminous efficacy of LEDs and makes lighting much more efficient. Light-emitting diodes or LEDs can only produce light of a certain colour. The situation is…