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Components for weather satellites, unmanned cargo spacecraft and manned NASA space missions: the whole world comes to Bradford Engineering for these items.

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Dutch Design Week: fun in the train

On behalf of NS Dutch Railways, Ontwerpbureau Waarmakers came up with an unusual game to make travelling by train more fun. It underwent its baptism of fire during the Dutch Design Week 2017.
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GLOW lights up every corner of Eindhoven

Every year, surprising installations created by innovative artists transform Eindhoven into a huge light art exhibition. Eindhoven's GLOW festival is a pioneering statement on the borderline of art, design and technology. At the same time, the festival seeks a certain balance: what does the public still find credible?
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's-Hertogenbosch: the welcoming cultural city

's-Hertogenbosch, colloquially known as Den Bosch, is a city with a human touch. Wherever you go and whoever you are, you are warmly welcomed. Because the people of Den Bosch take pride in their city and cherish its rich history. At the same time, they also keep up with the times.
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SMART Photonics links cutting-edge technology to a market need

Photonics is more than a vague promise, says Richard Visser of SMART Photonics. "We are on the eve of something earth-shattering. Rather like the upheaval caused by the electronic chip.”
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EFFECT Photonics is working on the Internet of the future

Photonic chips from EFFECT Photonics are faster and more energy-efficient than electronic chips. So they are a viable solution for our data centres that increasingly consume vast amounts of energy.
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Smarter farming with the weather and soil data provided by AgroExact

There was a time when farmers would look up at the sky and observe their cattle to predict the weather. When they would go out into the fields and turn over the topsoil to decide whether or not to irrigate. Nowadays, they use their smartphone to check short-term weather data in real time and analyse soil moisture values in their fields, which are often quite a distance away. Smarter farming. Or perhaps we should say that they can, if they are using AgroExact's weather app and soil moisture sensors.