Texas-based NXP Foundation offers scholarships for TU Eindhoven students: first outside the U.S.A.
The strong competencies of the university in the field of millimeter-wave technology has caused the initiative
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Isn’t that a bit creepy? Robots with ‘human’ brains
In order to be a part of society, robots need to understand people. This is one of the biggest challenges in robotics today.
Large-scale criminal online market in user profiles
Internet giants such as Amazon, Facebook and Google store what are known as 'fingerprints' for the security of user data. This security system has not been proven to be watertight.
Dangerous times, but lots of ways to protect yourself against digital intruders
Here are the top ways businesses are becoming more secure
Research in 11 countries: citizens fear the use of robots may lead to a society full of inequality
"Humans assume that their lives and society will change as artificial intelligence and robotics are increasingly applied"
AMcubator: BIC launches center for scalable 3D printing solutions
"Only collaboration between partner companies from the ecosystem can lead to new and disruptive 3D printing applications"
‘All too often people with dementia are living alone’
Vanaf 26 oktober wordt in Den Bosch de Data Week gehouden. Universiteiten, overheden en bedrijven delen de nieuwste inzichten rond data. Innovation Origins blikt deze week vooruit.
‘Factory of the future’ involves more than just developing new technology
Brainport Industries Campus in Eindhoven, the Netherlands opens its doors and field labs to the future with its innovation program 'Factories of the Future' focusing on Smart Industry.
“People need to think about what being cyborg means”
The Data Week will be held in Den Bosch from 26 October. Universities, governments and companies will share the latest data insights. Innovation Origins looks ahead this week.
Virtual adventures at the Dutch Design Week
A living coffin, textiles woven by drones, and inflatable 3D printed shapes. A wide variety of projects are on show at the Dutch Design Week 2020.
‘We’re standing with one foot in education, and the other foot in society’
The Data Week will be held in Den Bosch in the Netherlands from October 26. Universities, public authorities and companies will share the latest insights into data. IO offers a preview here.
Online TBB event for EIT InnoEnergy start-ups features Nobel Prize winners this year: 10% discount for IO readers
The Business Booster is the annual event for start-ups, investors, researchers and local, national and EU policy makers held by the EU investment vehicle EIT InnoEnergy on November 4 and 5.
Leonardo starts construction of Europe’s largest supercomputer
This supercomputer should become the nerve center of the headquarters of what has been called the Leonardo Labs in Genoa, Italy.
Dutch Design Week 2020 will be held online
This year Dutch Design Week is a virtual festival. From October 17 to 25 more than 450 events can be 'attended' online.
AM-Flow’s automation of the 3D printing industry gets a $4 million boost
The company, based in Amsterdam and Eindhoven, will focus on its AI-based computer vision, motion, and robotics solutions.
New applications and better analyses thanks to new radar method
Scientists at the German University of Stuttgart have developed a new radar method that processes the reflections of a reference object without including the transmitted signal.
Unveiling of new iPhone with ultra-fast chip from an ASML machine
For the production of the new iPhone, Apple uses chips from the latest ASML chip machines
Avular’s Prime gives machines a brain
Avular helps companies make robots out of their machines. The company developed the Prime for this purpose.
Sensors and image recognition check the freshness of vine tomatoes
By comparing the shelf life of different batches of vegetables and fruit, this method can also be used to prevent food from going to waste.
Store data faster and cheaper magnetically with laser light
Research into a new way of data storage has been a collaborative project between universities and institutes from America, Germany, Italy and the Netherlands.