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Start-up Geronimo.AI uses artificial intelligence to create order in data
Many gigabytes of valuable satellite data are waiting to be analyzed, but processing these large amounts of bulk data into useful information, such as a map that shows growth or reduction in vegetation, is a challenge. That is exactly
TU Delft, the Aerospace Innovation Hub, and Airbus Bizlab expand collaboration
Innovation starts with collaboration. TU Delft, the Aerospace Innovation Hub (AIH), and Airbus Bizlab have signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) to further expand their close cooperation in the field of startups and innovation. The MoU was signed by
TU Delft is investing substantially in deep tech
A large number of the spin-offs TU Delft is investing in are deep tech companies. So says Ronald Gelderblom, Investment Director at Delft Enterprises (DE). Deep tech is all about innovations based on breakthrough technologies and this is one
‘The Netherlands can make a difference with deep tech’
Deep tech is on the rise. TU Delft Campus also has a number of businesses which are actively developing products and services on the basis of breakthrough technologies. What does this require of entrepreneurs? What makes deep tech special?
Innatera Nanosystems raises €5M to bring neuromorphic intelligence to the sensor-edge
Dutch neuromorphic processor company Innatera Nanosystems has raised 5 million Euros to bring its brain-inspired processing technology to sensors and sensor-based devices. Innatera is a deep tech spin-off of Delft University of Technology and is part of Delft Enterprises portfolio
Research: Delft best region for entrepreneurs
The Delft region is considered to be the best place for entrepreneurship according to research by Utrecht University and Birch Consultants that looked into the quality of 40 regional ecosystems for entrepreneurship in the Netherlands. The findings are based
Companies
Companies on Campus The TU Delft Campus community consists of scientists, start-ups, companies, knowledge institutes, student-entrepreneurs and a vast network of innovation partners. Together they shape the TU Delft Campus ecosystem; an environment driven by
Team ZED from TU Delft wins the 4TU Impact Challenge 2020
Team ZED has won the Dutch 4TU Impact Challenge. The start-up of TU Delft students is developing a B2B IoT solutions provider, which ensures that companies can use wireless "battery-free" devices. As a prize, they will go on a
4TU Impact Contest: how ZED aims to go from lab to reality
Het lijdt geen twijfel dat de revolutie van het Internet of Things (IoT) eraan komt, maar de vraag is: hoe. Zero Energy Development (ZED), een van de finalisten in de 4TU Impact Challenge, hoopt op zijn minst een gedeeltelijk
Fieldlabs
Innovation clusters and field labs What sets TU Delft Campus apart are the various innovation clusters and field labs around specific themes. These public-private testing grounds are hotspots for co-creation and speed up innovation.