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Senseglove gets a feel for VRAfter 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. | ||||
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| Intel: we’re getting ASML’s first high-NA tool | ||||
| TSMC mulls building a fab in Germany | ||||
| Lightyear rides with Finnish manufacturing partner over VDL | ||||
| Smart lens from Flanders sees €8M in Series A investment | ||||
| Intel rumored to be interested in buying Globalfoundries | ||||
| Dutch companies join hands to supply commercial quantum computers | ||||
| New center for THz technology launches at TUE | ||||
| Neuromorphic AI developer Innatera boasts new chairman of the board | ||||
| Printed-electronics startup Keiron sees funding lift off with NWO grant | ||||
| Robin brings Scarecrow into its nest for airport bird control | ||||
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Ushio sells its first EUV light sourceUshio 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. | ||||
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| 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) | ||||
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Merging mechatronic systems engineering and software engineeringTraditionally 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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