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In September, six talented students from Fontys, Avans, and TU/e joined Eindhoven Engine. They will contribute to our four key programs: Sustainable Semiconductors, Future-Proof Care, Inclusive Society, and Livable Region.

In this edition of Eindhoven Engine News: Towards a more inclusive society to raise awareness of basic skills gaps, 5 years of Eindhoven Engine, Innovator in the Spotlight Devansh Kandpal & more!

In the Netherlands, 2.5 million people struggle daily with reading, writing, math, and digital skills, also called basic skills. These deficiencies make it difficult for them to fully participate in society, such as reading and understanding a letter or buying a train ticket, leading to various personal and societal problems.

Noise pollution is one of the largest contributors to poorer health in the European Union (EU). Disturbance of sleep due to environmental noise leads to the loss of millions of hours of sleep, which is directly responsible for added stress and poorer quality of life of residents of the EU.

Business Innovation student Jamy was assigned to make the Smart Heat Shed suitable for the housing corporations.

During this event, the fifth anniversary of Eindhoven Engine was celebrated by reflecting on the journey we have undertaken. Have a look at the pictures of this incredible day!

The OpenCall project Powerlift focuses on enhancing battery packs for unmanned aerial vehicles used in transportation, inspection, emergency services, and security.

In this edition of Eindhoven Engine News: From Unlikely to Unstoppable: Embracing Diversity in the Building Industry – a story from project partner Kropman & more!

“I never saw myself working at Kropman,” Shalika Walker confesses. “And honestly, I might not have hired Shalika,” Joep van der Velden admits, seated beside her. “But how the OpenCall of Eindhoven Engine changed things.

Hans’ research focuses on human-data interaction to enhance office well-being. In his research adresses on the issue that individuals often feel disconnected from sensing systems.