Will tomorrow's people over 80 still be willing to pay for a good old age?
The number of people aged 80 and over is growing, but the government is increasingly withdrawing from their caregiving role. The pressure on informal carers is therefore increasing. Using a digital platform, Dinst wanted to offer good service at home at a competitive price. The customers were satisfied with Dinst, but customer loyalty was difficult to achieve. The elderly also felt that they should not have to pay for help.
Useless solar cell machine may start improving batteries
Using a device, the ECN research center wanted to produce solar cells. The device could vaporize silicon onto solar cells, but unfortunately not with a density of the silicon that was high enough. As a result, the device lay gathering dust, until Christian Rood came across it and saw how useful the device could be for producing batteries.