by Michiel Twisk | Nov 23, 2022 | Life sciences
Academia is often referred to as the breeding ground of innovation. Skilled researchers spend years, blood, sweat and tears to create new technologies and ultimately reach the Eureka moment. The point at which their research can be translated into a physical (or...
by Wouter Hendrickx | Nov 3, 2022 | Life sciences
The life sciences industry is one of the most purpose-driven ecosystems, constantly pushing the boundaries of new ideas and technologies in the search for new added value to ultimately improve patients’ lives forever. This is a tremendous job. To make these...
by Yvette Plaisier | Oct 20, 2022 | Circular innovation
Extending the lifespan of all smartphones in the European Union by 1 year would equal removing 1 million cars from our roads. It’s just one of the examples of how electronic and ICT devices impact our environment. Despite their relatively slow circulation speed...
by Niels Verleysen | Oct 6, 2022 | Artificial intelligence
Maintenance is vital to keep your machines working correctly, qualitatively and safely. But when should you carry out maintenance? You can’t wait too long, because that might result in breakdowns. You also don’t want to do it too soon, because of the process cost....
by Thomas Lauwers | Sep 22, 2022 | Digital innovation
Today, you as a manufacturer of building equipment probably supply to a wholesaler and then your products disappear into the big unknown. Who installs and uses your doors and windows, tiles, ventilation or heating system? Do people like your products? Do they think...
by Thomas Lauwers | Sep 22, 2022 | Digital innovation
The construction industry is one of the least digitized. Although the adoption of new innovative technologies has been fairly slow in the past decades, COVID-19 has definitely sped things up. More and more players are embracing new technologies because they recognize...
