Projects

The Hague University of Applied Sciences is conducting a cyber resilience assessment among organisations in the region and organising a meeting to present the initial results and discuss next steps.

As an alternative to criminal proceedings, victims of online fraud can now engage a civil legal representative to recover damages from the perpetrator.

The project aims to minimize diseases and spoilage of horticultural vegetables in greenhouse cultivation.

Reduce the risk of skin cancer among persons working and walking outside (loitering youths) by creating awareness.

The Dutch greenhouse horticulture industry is a global leader in sustainable innovations. Compared to other countries, its ecological footprint is already low, but new technologies offer opportunities to further control...

A significant proportion of the SME companies in our region engineer and assemble custom or small series products. The emphasis is on short lead times and high quality. Quality control is very important.

Our society can no longer live without technology that uses radio frequency electromagnetic fields (RF EMF). Especially in telecommunications, we cannot escape 3G-, 4G- and now 5G-technology.

How can local initiatives contribute to realizing the materials transition?

This project is part of the NXTGEN Smart Industry programme, which aims to be a leader in Europe with the best and most flexible manufacturing ecosystem/network.

This project offers a solution to one of the most persistent obstacles to the growth of the manufacturing industry in the west of the Netherlands: the shortage of qualified staff.

In the cleaning industry, the work pressure is high and the work is physically demanding. One solution is to deploy cleaning robots.

The Cybersecurity Living Lab is an experimental working environment where students, researchers, companies, public institutions, and end-users collaborate to develop, test, and evaluate new ideas, products, and services...