They conduct electricity at extremely high speed, are barely noticeable when worn on the body, and—unlike traditional electronics—are recyclable: a new generation of sensors, like a kind of “smart” patch applied to the skin. (Dutch article)
Technology company Prodrive will manufacture Fortaegis’ ‘unbreakable’ chip systems at scale. For Fortaegis, having a European partner was a strict strategic requirement: “In the event of an emergency, you want the ecosystem to be based in Europe.” (Dutch article)
Great news for TNO spin-off LeydenJar: they have won the 2026 Peter Wennink Tech Award. An outstanding achievement that we at TNO are particularly proud of. (Dutch LinkedIn post)
The HyFlexFLox burner enables industry to retrofit existing installations and brings the necessary flexibility to react on changing fuel supply situations.
