0.001mm. That’s all it takes to red-flag an F1 car component

Building their first-ever in-house power unit for the 2026 season, Oracle Red Bull Racing & Red Bull Technology and Red Bull Ford Powertrains had zero margin for error. The tolerances measured in thousandths of a millimetre, across thousands of components, all needing to be race-ready. Read more

User-friendly conversational guidance

Sinds de introductie van de eerste TNC 110 in 1976 staan HEIDENHAIN-besturingen bekend om hun gebruiksvriendelijke CNC-programmering op de machine zelf, met intuïtieve dialoogbegeleiding. Lees verder [Bron foto: HEIDENHAIN Netherlands op linkedin.com]

Robotics has your back

Lifting, carrying and bending down are all part of the daily work routine in logistics warehouses, when delivering parcels or at airports. These activities are physically demanding and over time can also result in physical strain. Robotics cannot take over these tasks completely, but it can support humans where it counts: directly on the body and…

A Web Developer’s Day with an AI Agent

What changes in your workday when AI helps you code? I’ve been working with GitHub Copilot in VS Code on Angular projects for six months, and here’s my honest take on what works, what doesn’t, and where I still have to figure things out on my own. Honest and unvarnished. Just a real day from the…

Onze unieke oplossing

Ken je dat gevoel dat je als ondernemer een idee hebt, maar vast loopt omdat je eerst moet investeren? Daar is onze financieringsoplossing voor. Lees verder [Bron foto: Dynova op linkedin.com]

Editing and Repairing Surface Meshes in COMSOL Multiphysics®

Modifying imported meshes can be helpful in certain scenarios, like when you need to move or rotate the mesh, when it has holes or self-intersections, or when you want to intersect it with a plane. In this blog post, I will discuss the functionality for editing and repairing surface meshes that’s available in the COMSOL Multiphysics®…

Are your low-flow measurements still as accurate as you think?

In many processes, you rely on your flow instruments every single day. Over time, small changes, such as temperature fluctuations or continuous operation can affect performance without being noticed. This is especially relevant at low flow rates, where small deviations can have a larger impact. Read more [Picture source: Bronkhorst on linkedin.com]