e.Ray in the German Podcast “Startups From Science”
Bartosz Kajdas, founder of STARTUPS FROM SCIENCE is a consulter for science-tech founders and has been involved in over 200 startups. In the 35th episode of his podcast he talks …
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The Multiservice Kiosk
We proudly present the final design of the multiservice kiosk We are very proud of the spectacular work done by the entire e.Ray team and our partners, Universidad Central and …
Politicians hosted by e.Ray
We were honoured to present our project River Nexus to the Hessian Minister for Federal and European Affairs, Mrs. Puttrich, who hosted this very successful event in the sacred halls …
Starting operations in Uganda
Our project team has commissioned the first two pilot projects in Uganda from late May to mid July. Additionally, we have founded the local joint venture Wamala Energy Co. Ltd. …
Produktvorstellung auf der Gartenmesse in Kranichstein
Wir freuen uns wahnsinnig, bekanntgeben zu können, dass wir am Wochenende vom 13. und 14. April 2019 Teil der Immo & Gartenmesse in Kranichstein (Stadtteil von Darmstadt) sein werden. Zum …
Product presentation at the garden fair in Kranichstein
We are delighted to announce that we will be part of the Immo & Gartenmesse in Kranichstein (district of Darmstadt) on the weekend of 13th and 14th April 2019. For …
Celebrating the world water day
Guess what’s the dominant issue of 90% of all the worldwide natural disasters? Water! According to the latest report by PBL Netherlands Environmental Assessment Agency (2018), floods made up 43% …
Bye 2018 – Hi 2019
We made it again: an old year is over and we are already in the process of rocking the next one. Actually, we wanted to take the floor in January …
Imagemovie from the City of Darmstadt
We are really happy to announce our participation in the newest imagemovie from the city of Darmstadt, where our roots are. This city is so full of possibilities, clever people …
Now official: e.Ray is ESA Prime Contractor!
Together with the European Space Agency (ESA), we are investigating the feasibility of a network consisting of 2,200 infrastructure systems along the tropical rain belt. The project behind it is called …