Through the Kansen voor West III programme, co-funded by the European Union, additional funding is available for innovation vouchers. TU Delft Campus and its fieldlabs are offering a range of vouchers that provide access to expert knowledge, facilities, and valuable networks to help accelerate your innovation.
Check out the TU Delft podcast about our groundbreaking technology development for lighter aircraft: Pioneering Tech.
Rinze Benedictus and Joris Melkert have been appointed Officers of the Order of Orange-Nassau on the occasion of the King’s birthday. This royal honor recognizes their exceptional contributions to science, education, and society.
What if we can create the ideal conditions for thermoplastic AFP applications with in-situ consolidation, without the use of a laser and the associated thorough safety measures?
Today, State Secretary Willemijn Aerdts (Digital Economy and Sovereignty) visited our field lab. The development of the latest mobile technology, 6G, is in full swing. Our colleagues from Do IoT Fieldlab and TU Delft highlighted the role of 6G in strengthening digital sovereignty, innovation capacity, and economic growth. Taking a leading position is very important for the Netherlands and Europe.
The Dutch manufacturing industry is under increasing pressure due to an aging workforce, structural labor shortages, and rising labor costs. According to TNO, the accelerated adoption of robotics and automation is essential to maintaining competitiveness and safeguarding the Netherlands’ earning capacity.
SAM XL engineer Berthil Grashof shared his best tips and tricks for large-scale LabVIEW applications at a user group meeting at SAM XL.
