AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoMaterials Innovation: Dutch AI spin-off polySCOUT says it can design and validate replacement polymers in weeks, speeding the search for materials that meet changing EU rules. TNO, which developed the technology, is a shareholder. Cleaner Mobility: Eindhoven University of Technology’s student team has built an electric car designed to capture tyre and brake particles. Simulations suggest its system could collect up to 42% of tyre particles in city driving; real-world performance remains to be tested. Privacy and Security: Hans Anders has stopped selling Meta’s Ray-Ban smart glasses in the Netherlands and Belgium amid privacy concerns. Separately, Dutch intelligence warned that Chinese malware survived firmware updates and compromised 20,000 edge devices. Dutch Tech Abroad: Greenhouse suppliers are shifting their China strategy from selling entire structures to advanced technology, software and system integration, where Dutch firms see room to compete.
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