EVENT 11 August 2020

High Tech meets Design

The next gear towards creative innovation   The strong design and high tech scene in Eindhoven creates impressive concepts where these two worlds collide. Still, there is a huge potential...


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The next gear towards creative innovation

 

The strong design and high tech scene in Eindhoven creates impressive concepts where these two worlds collide. Still, there is a huge potential for these powers to put their creative heads together.

Member Holland Innovative is organising the second edition of ‘HighTech meets Design’ and create an innovation arena to turn our fantastic design and tech qualities into a key resource for business.
This DDW kick-off event will lead up to a presentation of cases, products and new alliances during Dutch Design Week 2017.

 

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16 May 2017



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