Senseglove gets a feel for VR

After developing a physical therapy device for the rehabilitation of stroke victims, Senseglove augmented its scope. Now, the Yes!Delft start-up is using simulators to give trainees at Volkswagen, Google Deepmind and other customers a virtual ‘feel’ for the job.

Keynote - Digital twins, the do’s and don’ts

What is becoming increasingly important in processes in industry are overview, insight and visualization. This is where the concept of digital twins makes its appearance. During the Digital Twin Conference in Eindhoven on 31 October, Guido van Gageldonk (Unit040) will talk you through the why, how and what, and the do’s and don’ts.

Headlines

Dutch forensic lab first to decrypt Tesla’s driving data

ASML experiencing growing pains

Government scrutinizes security ramifications of High Tech Campus deal

Kitepower’s first airborne wind energy system lifts off in Aruba

EC accelerates Hardt Hyperloop with €15M investment

Novel-T and Imec.istart team to accelerate Dutch tech startups

Midiagnostics to commercialize Imec’s Covid-19 breathalyzer test

Dutch want photonics, AI and quantum in European Chips Act

Axelera AI attracts CTO from IBM Zurich

Samsung increases EUV layers in DRAM to five

Ushio sells its first EUV light source

Ushio has received the first acceptance of its laser-assisted discharge produced (LDP) EUV light source. After 15 years of development, the company may earn a place in the EUV arena after all – in the mask shops, not the fab, though.

In other news

China poised to lead in chip equipment spending (EE Times)

Amazon and the all-electric future of fleet vehicles (Wired)

Philips to exit Signify in €357 million deal (Reuters)

Merging mechatronic systems engineering and software engineering

Traditionally at Demcon, the mechatronic systems engineer took the lead in model-based design, but the software engineer turned out to be indispensable in defining a software architecture. Over the years, both disciplines have come together.

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