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5G network offers opportunities to create new markets

9 April 2021

With the mobile 5G network, new markets can be discovered. The 5G Hub at the High Tech Campus Eindhoven is launching a 'challenge' for companies to start turning their wildest ideas into reality.

A new power converter will make handheld devices smaller, with a longer battery life

8 April 2021

Lotus Microsystems have created ‘the world’s smallest power converter’ made of silicone and recently announced it is ready for market.

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Only by thinking outside the box will we find solutions to ethical dilemmas concerning AI

8 April 2021

An interview with Stefan Leijnen, lecturer in Artificial Intelligence, about the wonderful world of AI. The technology is only in its infancy and already has so much impact -what does the future hold?

Predicting stock market crashes with topological data analysis

6 April 2021

Scientists at École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne, Switzerland, have teamed up with a start-up to develop a model that can predict when a system change is imminent.

Dimeq Uses Magnetic Sensors to Track Mariners in Emergency Situations

3 April 2021

This Norway based start-up is using wearable technoloy to protect the most valuable assets on a marine vessel - the mariners themselves.

Future wars will not only be waged with bombs, but also via hackers

2 April 2021

The world is changing with the rise of artificial intelligence (AI). So is the way countries wage war in the future and also how we must defend ourselves against this threat.

Digital tokens may be the key to privacy and security online

1 April 2021

A practical problem online concerns one’s online identity. Verified accounts have issues with privacy - a problem a digital token might solve.

Acoustic Quality Control with the Help of Artificial Intelligence

31 March 2021

Fraunhofer Institute scientists have developed quality control software that allows users without expert AI knowledge to benefit from AI.

Deepfakes: Danger to democracy or creativity for all?

30 March 2021

Technology has advanced to the point now where most people do not realize that the images have been tampered with when they quickly view these types of video.

Underground agriculture in London is gearing up

29 March 2021

Growing Underground in London is one of the largest underground vertical farms in the world that is controlled entirely by a digital twin at the University of Cambridge.

Investing in innovation and research is key to climbing out of the crisis

27 March 2021

Paul de Krom, CEO and chair of the board at TNO, believes that in addition to a European joining of forces, cooperation between neighboring countries is also very important.

An autonomous sonar robot provides a safer way to clean underwater nuclear waste

25 March 2021

Technology outfitted on the robot includes 3D computer vision, location and mapping capabilities, and sonar technology to avoid obstacles.

Everybody can create an IoT application with OpenRemote

23 March 2021

The ability to create IoT applications was previously only available to coders. OpenRemote extends that power to managers from many sectors.

Dutch TNO develops self-healing software against cyber attacks

22 March 2021

The Dutch bank ABN Amro will be the first to use the 'self healing security’ software, which is based on the human body's own immune system.

‘Sublime’ study of Van Gogh’s Starry Night in VR helps experiential medicine

19 March 2021

A virtual reality trial of the impact of nature versus art provides a guideline for how simulated environments should be designed for the well-being of humankind.

This choreographer not only instructs dancers, but drones as well

19 March 2021

A duet between man and machine. A dancer and a drone as two autonomous figures, linked together in a very special dance. That is the ultimate dream of choreographer David Middendorp.

Smart ways to be more organized in running your business

17 March 2021

A less chaotic environment will automatically increase productivity levels in the workplace. This is how to be more organized in running your business to be a successful entrepreneur.

Dutch MP Kees Verhoeven: ‘Digitalization is a mega-topic, but it doesn’t get enough political attention’

16 March 2021

According to the outgoing MP, it would be good if the Dutch government discussed digitalization plans each year as is done during annual general reviews.

EFFECT Photonics Receives €31M in Series C Funding

12 March 2021

The new capital will be used towards R&D and scaled production of their single-chip Photonic Integrated Circuit.

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Blankendaal: ‘The manufacturing industry must cooperate even more closely with the EU’

12 March 2021

Brainport Industries celebrates its tenth anniversary this week. High time for an interview with the man of the first hour and director of the group, John Blankendaal.

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