The choice to partner with the VU Demonstrator Lab was strategic; it provides a fertile ground for innovation, offering access to a rich network of academic experts, tech professionals, and potential investors. The lab’s resources and mentorship programs have proven invaluable, allowing us to iterate rapidly on our prototype and conduct essential market research in a supportive, resource-rich environment. The collaborative atmosphere at the lab fosters creativity and has been instrumental in propelling our project from concept to a viable product that promises not just to meet but exceed the current and future demands of healthcare delivery.
Bug hunting with DBugIT Suboptimal testing of software creates problems, such as delayed trains, financial losses and even accidents with losses of human lives. However, students consider sofwtare testing as a boring and unrewarding activity. We are DBugIT and we aim to change this situation and bring fun and excitement in software testing education. Our […]
Breath sensors for pre-symptomatic disease detection Over the past few years, traffic incidents caused by drivers that are under the influence of laughing gas have increased more than ten-fold. Unlike for alcohol and drugs, there is currently no device available that can prove a driver was under the influence of laughing gas. We are developing […]
An optical probe that characterizes molecular structure and size We have designed and are currently optimizing an optical liquid sample cell that simultaneously measures the size and IR/UV/Raman spectrum of molecules/particles in solution: Optical Diffusion-Ordered SpectroscopY. In the case of mixed samples, the optical spectra of the different components are cleanly separated by size. This […]