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Blissful emotion. The radio worked without batteries. I had my own receiver and could listen to it in my bed at night. Secretly, to football matches. Later I also received or bought the EE box (Electronic Engineer) and the ME box (Mechanical Engineer) with which I made pendulum clocks, alarm systems and remote-controlled off-road vehicles. With nostalgic thanks to Philips.

Night of the Nerds
Last Thursday was the Night of the Nerds in Eindhoven . In the Klokgebouw it was shown how the technology can be applied now and in the future. A self-built drone with a camera flew through the air. In a corner a group was explained how to program their own Pacman. They learned it on the spot, while opposite a pizza plotter drew with tomato sauce on a piece of dough.

A guy who made electronic music for games asked me if he could explain to me how he made the music layers of battles, enemies, threats and landscapes flow into each other, while ten meters away someone played a cello. The music was his remote control for a battle he was having on the

Night of the nerds

On the floor walked home-made brush robots as paraguay phone data big as a tennis ball. Made with the sawn-off brush of a dishwashing brush, an electric motor, a battery, an electricity crown, some clamps and tiewraps. A man from ASML walked around proudly and said that the dishwashing brushes were in great demand: fathers and children fought for a place at the brush robot table.

Someone made a touchpad out of a banana, next to it you saw that potatoes can be used as a game controller and a researcher from Philips explained to me that thanks to a lamp with LED lights it is possible to grow a plant flat in the middle of the city. The word 'light recipe' was mentioned.

Experience cannot be captured
PioneerWhat Philips once did with the Pionier, ASML now does too: challenge youngsters, inspire them, feed them with memories and make them blush. 1350 nerds were walking around. Let there be one who will soon come up with a brilliant idea to have a lithography machine develop more elegant chips.