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By combining a light polymer with strong and rigid fibres, composites bring all these properties together in one material. Composites also offer other advantages, such as freedom of shape, corrosion and fatigue resistance. They are therefore widely applicable in industries such as aerospace ...

Until recently, Sirris used multi-scale texturing to make surfaces water-repellent. This technique creates superhydrophobic surfaces but is quite time-consuming. That is why we looked for a different solution: the results we obtained with LIPPS ('Laser-Induced Periodic Surface Structures') are ...

Measuring is knowing, but knowing alone does not appear to be enough: global circularity has been steadily declining, year after year, since 2019. Just as important as knowing measurement results is accepting that we need to make adjustments if we want to have an impact on those results. Some tips ...

At the request of the foundries and their customers, Sirris will start another foundry technology course in the autumn of 2023. The series of lessons consists of a combination of traditional location-based sessions - at Sirris in Zwijnaarde - and online sessions. This course offers you practical, in ...

4INCH's SNUGR product range makes it possible to easily reduce heating consumption of large buildings. The system makes use of connected motorized radiator valves and a central software application to allow each room to have the right temperature at the right time.

The network of European Digital Innovation Hubs (EDIHs) that the European Commission is expanding saw 151 EDIHs set up in 2023, spread across Europe. The aim is to be a one-stop-shop to increase the competitiveness of companies and public actors by helping them meet their digital challenges. There ...

Are you interested in adding intelligence, connected services and data-driven applications to your products, but haven’t taken your ideas to a next level? Our next webinar within the WalHub initiative will put you on the right track with insights and a company testimonial.

After a successful test series, Siemens Energy was able to demonstrate that a new step-up transformer for wind industry applications can also start in cold conditions, to improve the cold-start procedure and to reduce waiting times after a cold period.