The leaning tower of Pisa
When the construction of the tower of Pisa began in 1173, not everything went smoothly. The tower began to lean more and more. The project was halted several times and the new floors were built straight, making the tower not only leaning, but also crooked. The leaning makes the tower very unique and therefore the tower has been a tourist attraction for years, bringing in a lot of money.
Does robotisation work in theory?
In this project, a new innovative pharmacy model, Big Data and Computing, was developed with the use and consideration of robotisation and extensive automation. This new form of pharmaceutical care was perceived as more pleasant by patients due to the personal approach and also showed better results. Despite the positive results for patients, wholesalers did not want to cooperate.
Energy transition cooking gas Utrecht
A search for a way to give all 4,500 residents of the Overvecht district of Utrecht (The Netherlands)- 95% tenants, 5% private tenants and owners - an induction hob, without it costing them anything. This seemed to be (unjustifiably) low-hanging fruit for the 'natural gas-free in 2030' mission.