The EUREKA project's breakthroughs led to cheaper, faster, and better digital effects, making it possible for feature films to be cost-effective. The technology has had a lasting impact on global filmmaking, with companies like Framestore and FilmLight continuing to develop and sell software products.
A German company developed a method to turn red wine by-products into a powder preserving natural nutrients like protein, B vitamins and polyphenols. The powder has been successfully tested in various products, including yoghurt drinks, ice-cream and skin creams.
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The EUREKA project has developed a high-tech polyvalent rescue vehicle that can carry up to four patients while providing easy and safe operation, as well as simple cleaning and disinfection. The new design surpasses current safety standards significantly, offering a weight reduction of up to 50% compared to previous products.