Invisible force makes robots faster and more accurate
Researchers at the TU Eindhoven are working on a replacement for gearboxes, the electromagnetic drive, which should enable robots in various sectors to work more accurately and effi
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Your old smartphone is raw material for a new one
The Eindhoven CORE student team from the Netherlands has proven with its oven that it is possible to recycle electronic devices in their entirety.
ZED wins 4TU Impact Challenge with wireless and battery-free devices
ZED wins the second edition of the Dutch 4TU Impact Challenge. The start-up from Delft University of Technology is working on a more sustainable Internet of Things without batteries.
Dutch technical university students compete for a place at World Expo
Innovative projects from mobile sensors to fight air pollution and living coastal protection, to plastic construction panels for building temporary shelters for refugees, for instance.
Living in a robot: ‘a house literally has to adapt to its occupants’
Will we live in a large robot in the future? Professor of Smart Architectural Technologies Masi Mohammadi is developing a robot house. "A house should accommodate its occupants needs and wishes."
A new tendon or a piece of cartilage will soon come out of the bioprinter
Researchers from TU Eindhoven (TU/e), together with its European research partners in the TRIANKLE consortium, have received a grant of €5.9 million for the development of bio-implants.
Harnessing CO2 and formic acid to fight global warming
The Dutch student team RenewCO2 at TU/e is working on a technique that converts CO2 into formic acid. Using just electricity and water, the greenhouse gas is converted into a CO2-neutral chemical.
‘Soccer robots must defeat human world champions by 2050’
Going to a good game at the stadium or watching a match in front of the telly. The women and men from the Dutch national football teams have wee nieces and nephews: Soccer robots.
What factories can gain from a self-learning table tennis robot
Robots are taking over more and more tasks from people in factories. But what if these machines work together with people to make their work easier, more fun and better?
The Dutch Polar team brings us closer to Antarctica, the last unspoiled continent
The Polar team from the Eindhoven University of Technology in the Netherlands, led by polar explorer Ewout Hulscher, aims to conduct emission-free and waste-free research on Antarctica.
‘The brain of a self-driving car learns just like a child’
A self-driving or a flying vehicle that delivers parcels and a garbage truck that drivies autonomously through your neighborhood. This could well become a reality within just a couple of years.
First beer in the world brewed using energy from iron fuel
Watch the live stream of the world premiere at a Dutch brewery of the use of iron fuel as a sustainable alternative for industry and electric power stations this afternoon at 1 pm CET.
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
A new corneal implant from Chemelot InSciTe opens doors for ophthalmology
Blindness and impaired vision can be prevented or even cured with the new treatment options that are being developed by Chemelot InSciTe.
Driving a car will become dirt-cheap
"We are approaching the point where driving becomes cheaper than public transport, not only for the government but also for the user."
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.
[email protected]: Doctors can monitor from hospitals COVID-19 patients convalescing at home
The [email protected] student team from the Dutch Eindhoven University of Technology are developing a platform to monitor convalescing COVID-19 patients at home after being hospitalised.
‘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.
How surgical robots can shorten waiting lists
A surgeon's eyes have been greatly improved thanks to technology in recent years, for example with the advent of new image processing techniques and digital microscopes. But what about their hands?"