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17-25 October 2026

TU/e Drivers of Change

Research, Technology and Design

Hosted by Eindhoven University of Technology

This project is now archived and was part of DDW24

Event type

Exhibition

Artificial Intelligence Motor Imagery
Artificial Intelligence Motor Imagery
The Ketelhuisplein is again the stage for several inspiring designs from Eindhoven University of Technology. Smart use of data, new materials with unsuspected applications, and interaction are the ingredients in this exhibition, and the potential of the semiconductor also has a prominent place.

Inventive use of data and materials

In a world full of data, there are immense opportunities for designs that help us live healthier, more sustainable, safer lives and make rich connections. In this exhibition you will discover how the integration of technology, research and design offers solutions and what challenges are involved. In search of new interactions and intelligent use of artificial intelligence and innovative materials. See how artificial intelligence has become an integral part of our lives and how important semiconductors are. Experience how we can control a computer purely with our thoughts, how the most recent model of electric racing car autonomously navigates through a complex course and how TU/e can 3D print increasingly advanced digital and work on optimal interactions between people and systems using soft robotics. Discover the world of Drivers of Change.
Aqua Morph
Aqua Morph

About Eindhoven University of Technology

At Eindhoven University of Technology, we educate students and advance knowledge in science and technology to benefit humanity. Our commitment is to integrate education and research, empowering our students and scientists to become thought leaders who design and achieve the unimaginable. Through close collaboration with our public and private partners, we translate our groundbreaking research into impactful solutions that drive innovation in the Brainport Region and beyond.

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Project leader - Curator Lucas Asselbergs
Project manager Communication Jeanette Schoumacher
Communication Elle Abzach
Design Exhibition Yorit Kluitman