r/eindhoven

Altijd al in een echte rijsimulator willen zitten?
Stap achter het stuur in het researchlab van TNO in Helmond en ervaar hoe het is om over de snelweg te rijden, zonder het gebouw te verlaten. Realistisch rijden, een geautomatiseerd rijsysteem om uit te proberen en een gaaf kijkje bij TNO. Veel plezier, en verdien tot €50.

https://calendly.com/ying-fayeda/rij-in-de-simulator-van-tno

Je kunt meedoen als je:
tussen 18 en 65 jaar bent en een geldig rijbewijs hebt
goed Nederlands spreekt en een Nederlands paspoort hebt
goed zicht hebt (een bril tot 5 dioptrie mag, een leesbril niet)
niet zwanger bent en geen epilepsie, evenwichtsstoornis of eerdere ernstige bewegings- of simulatorziekte hebt
Duur: ongeveer 60 tot 90 minuten
Locatie: TNO Helmond, Automotive Campus 30, 5708 JZ Helmond (receptie, 3e verdieping)
Neem één geldig identiteitsbewijs mee (paspoort, ID-kaart of rijbewijs).
Vragen? Neem contact op met Ying Fang, y.fang1@tue.nl

I recently spoke with Eindhoven photographer Jan Timmer, who has been photographing the city for years.

What I found interesting is that he originally often heard people describe Eindhoven as a bit boring or not particularly beautiful. His photography almost became a response to that: showing how much difference light, perspective and timing can make.

We talked about photographing during the blue hour, the mix of old Philips architecture and new high-rise buildings, finding unusual viewpoints of familiar places, and how years of photographing Eindhoven have unintentionally created a visual archive of a city that keeps changing.

One quote that stuck with me:

>“You always used to hear that Eindhoven was a bit boring and not particularly beautiful. I like showing that it actually is beautiful.”

For anyone interested in photography, architecture or simply seeing Eindhoven through someone else’s eyes, I wrote up the full conversation here:

https://eindhovencreativecommunity.nl/en/blogs/jan-timmer-fotografie-eindhoven/?utm_source=reddit&utm_medium=organic_social&utm_campaign=jan_timmer_blog&utm_content=r_eindhoven

Would also be interesting to hear: which place in Eindhoven do you think looks much better in a photo than people expect?

Hi! I'm an engineer living in Eindhoven, originally from Italy, with a strong interest in investing and financial markets. (intermediate level, learning by doing)

Professionally, I've been working in the semiconductor industry and write about the sector on The Semiconductor Newsletter.

I'm looking for an existing investment club or to CREATE a new one with interested individuals who would like to start one. Many topics related to stocks, ETFs, trading with options, in sector like semiconductors, AI, technology, and analyze market trends and geopolitics.

In this club, we can present research, portfolios, strategies but also share investment ideas, challenge each other's thinking, definitely learn together.

Also, expert can be invited, for example to guide us with respect to taxation in the Netherlands (the famous box 3).

I'd prefer in-person meetings around Eindhoven, but online could work as well. Let's see how it develops.

I'm also open to venue suggestions.

If you already know of a group or club that does something similar, please share it. I would be very happy to join. (I see there are some but specifically reserved to students)

If you already know a group or club doing what I'd like to create then please share the name, I'd be very happy to join.

Looking forward to connecting with fellow investors and learners! 🚀

Hi, I’m looking for old electronics for a project. DVD players, CD players, alarm clocks, amplifiers, fans, radio’s, etc. Preferably functioning.

If you have any you want to get rid of please let me know, I’m willing to pay some amount. I can pick up in (and around) Eindhoven.

Hi everyone!

We’ve just launched the Eindhoven Photography Challenge and we’d love to see how people in r/eindhoven look at our city.

The idea is simple: show us Eindhoven through your eyes.

Architecture, people, nightlife, technology, nature, Strijp-S, a quiet street, something typically Eindhoven or just a small everyday moment that catches your attention, there’s no single right way to photograph the city.

You can submit one photo and entries are open until 18 October. You don’t have to be a member of Eindhoven Creative Community to participate.

The photos will be judged by a four-person jury:

• Stan Kuipers – Eindhovenfluencer, vlogger and entrepreneur
• Jan Timmer – Eindhoven photographer
• Roy van der Wens – international photographer and videographer
• Cas van Laar – portrait and documentary photographer

The public also gets a say: the final result consists of 60% jury voting and 40% public voting.

And of course, there are prizes. We’re very happy to have Cameranu Eindhoven and Hope’s Pizza supporting the challenge and providing prizes for the winners.

👉 More info & submit your photo:
https://eindhovencreativecommunity.nl/en/photography-challenge/?utm_source=reddit&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=photography_challenge_2026&utm_content=organic_post

A little bit about us

Eindhoven Creative Community (ECC) is an informal, non-commercial community for photographers, filmmakers, designers and other creatives in and around Eindhoven. There are no membership fees and there’s no commercial agenda behind the challenge.

We regularly organise events to bring people together. and whenever we can, we also use our events and projects to support a good cause.

Mostly, we just want to create more opportunities for Eindhoven’s creative community to meet, make things and share their work.

Looking forward to seeing your Eindhoven! 📷