DevLab is initiated by 12 technological SMEs. (Small and Medium Enterprises). The objective is to stimulate the flow of knowledge between universities, technical colleges and the SME members in order to create mid and long term business opportunities. The DevLab initiative originates from the DevClub (Development Club), one of the clusters of the Industrial Electronics branch association of the Federation of Technology Branches FHI.

Agenda

Monthly DevLab Cafés
Presentations and demonstrations from 15:00 untill 17:00, followed by an informal gathering with drinks and bytes. Here you will meet a variety of people who are more or less related to, or interested in DevLab. Admission is free of charge.

Next DevLab Café: Friday January 27, 2011, at DevLab, Eindhoven

See the detailed agenda for an overview of the dates and the program.

new member companies per January 1st, 2012

DevLab proudly announces two new member companies:
- Sense Observation Systems, a new subsidiary of Almende now is an independent member
- Pepijn Herman recently decided to participate in the cooperation with his company Metatronics
See the members and links to DevLab companies for more information about these companies.

MyriaNed gets an official logo

Since MyriaNed is in the phase of market introduction at some of the DevLab members, we introduce a logo to set the first steps in branding the technology. Click here to read more about MyriaNed.

Atalanta presented as research challenge on the Master Event TUD

The Master Event (November 22) of the Technical University Delft took the Atalanta project, a collaboration between TUD and DevLab, as an example of a multi-disciplinary research challenge. To read more about it and look at the interviews on the website, click on Master Event TUD. (in Dutch)

DevLab cooperation explained in Bits & Chips

Bits & Chips, a bi-weekly magazine for the high tech industry, published an interview with Lex van Gijsel about the basic concept of the DevLab way of cooperation.
Click on this link to read it (in Dutch).

Flapping wings of Caspar Bolsman in "De Ingenieur"

De Ingenieur published an article about the progress in the Atalanta project made by Caspar Bolsman, who worked on flapping wing constructions for micro air vehicles, MAV's.
Click on this link to read it (in Dutch).

Related to our projects, we have defined a large number of graduation assignements on different levels, university and/or colleges/universities of applied sciences (Dutch=HBO). Are you a student looking for a challenging assignement in the field of electronics, informatics, embedded systems or electromechanical engineering? Take a look at our state-of-the-art assignments and get in contact with DevLab.