Research Services Collaboration Delft University of Technology has established partnerships with leading aerospace companies such as Pratt & Whitney and Collins Aerospace for commercial aerospace technology research, presenting a potential sales opportunity for providing research services or solutions in this sector.

3D Printing Innovation The development of a novel 3D printing technique called Speed-Modulated Ironing by Delft University of Technology and MIT opens up possibilities in high-resolution surface textures and color gradients using a single material, creating an opportunity to offer innovative 3D printing solutions to the university or collaborate on joint projects.

Optics Professor Appointment The recent hiring of Stefan Witte as the professor of Optics at Delft University of Technology indicates a focus on nanoscale metrology and imaging physics, suggesting potential avenues for sales of advanced optical devices, metrology instruments, or research collaborations in this specialized field.

Sustainability Initiatives Delft University of Technology is developing engine configurations using thermal energy recovery technologies to enhance fuel efficiency and reduce CO2 emissions for commercial aircraft, highlighting a sales opportunity for eco-friendly solutions or sustainable aviation technologies.

Autonomous Drone Development The development of a drone by Delft University of Technology that flies autonomously using neuromorphic image processing and control offers a potential market for drone technology suppliers, software developers, or collaboration opportunities in the field of autonomous drones.