NEWS
*Presentations on agile and multicore
Bits&Chips 2011 Embedded Systems
During Bits&Chips 2011 Embedded Systems, we provided two presentations:
- Dave Marples, Chief Scientist, talked about agile techniques applied in hardware design in order to mitigate engineering uncertainty.
- Paul van Haren, Program Manager, talked about multicore systems for medical image processing.
This prominent meeting place for high-tech professionals took place on 18 November in the Evoluon in Eindhoven. This year, Technolution would once again be sponsoring this event.
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*Technolution sponsors student team solar race.
BBC News reports on successful wind tunnel test.
The Nuon Solar Team tested their solar car in the German-Dutch Wind Tunnels. BBC News reports on this successful test. The team participates in the World Solar Challenge in Australia and consists of thirteen students from Delft University of Technology. For a year and a half the students have been fully absorbed working with the new solar car, Nuna6.
Because we adhere to the philosophy to better the world through technology and renewable energy, and we like to support these young talented students to realize their dream, Technolution sponsors the Nuon Solar Team.
See also the article on the Gizmag website about the Nuon Solar Team.
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*Technolution develops Speed Monitor and Speed Lock
Trial with 80 participants is under way
As a follow up to the successful Intelligent Speed Adaptation (ISA) project carried out in England for Transport for London, Technolution has developed a system that encourages habitual speeders to remain within the speed limit. Upon the instructions of the Ministry of Infrastructure and the Environment, Oranjewoud, Technolution and DTV Consultants are looking for 80 'speedy' test drivers from the provinces of Noord-Holland and Zuid-Holland to participate in a trial of the Speed Lock.
Read the complete press release and view the accompanying photo.
Also look at our older items in our news archive.