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This week, Manfred Steyer from #ANGULARarchitects interviewed me (Peter Eijgermans) about my implementation of  Micro Frontends using ‘Native Module Federation’ 🚀 at a Dutch 🚂 Railway company.  You can watch the interview on YouTube:  https://lnkd.in/etP5hS5a What is Native Module Federation Micro Frontends? Micro Frontends is an architectural style where a web application is split into small, independent modules. These modules, also known as micro-frontends (MFE's), can be developed and maintained by different teams and then merged into a single app. Module Federation is a technology that simplifies the loading and integration of MFE's into a host application. It uses modern browser technologies to load and integrate MFE's on demand at runtime. 'Native Module Federation' is a framework- and tooling-agnostic implementation of Module Federation. This means that it is not tied to a specific bundler (like Webpack) or framework (like Angular or React). Why is Native Module Federation Micro Frontends important? There are several advantages to using Native Module Federation Micro Frontends: Flexibility: MFE's can be developed with different technologies and updated independently of each other. Scalability: The app can be easily extended with new MFE's. Maintainability: The app is easier to maintain due to its modular structure. Better performance through runtime dependency sharing. For instance, Angular only needs to be loaded once, even if multiple separately compiled and published micro frontends are based on it. What does this mean for the 💻 future of web applications? Native Module Federation Micro Frontends has the potential to radically change the way we build web applications. The advantages of this technology, such as flexibility, scalability, performance and maintainability, make it an attractive option for teams. Sopra Steria. #microfrontends #modulefederation #angular17 #architecture

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📰 [#News] Keolis is renewed for its contract in the Utrecht region. 🚌 We've been awarded by the province of Utrecht for a ten-year contract to operate and maintain Utrecht bus network. We'll be operating our largest fleet of electric buses in the Netherlands, with an enhanced offer for improved service quality. 🤝 To make the network more attractive, we'll be proposing extended timetables and more services for users. We are also setting concrete targets for public transport accessibility. 🔎 To find out more about this contract discover the news (Link in comment) 👇 #WeAreKeolis #PublicTransport #Utrecht #Nederlands

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Ensuring Safe Journeys for Elderly and Disabled Passengers in Transportation 🚐 The safety of elderly and disabled passengers remains a pressing concern in the world of non-emergency medical transportation (NEMT). Beyond the convenience it provides, the stakes are high, many individuals rely on these services to safely attend medical appointments, social gatherings, or therapy sessions. Yet, while demand for NEMT services surges, many providers grapple with issues that compromise passenger safety. Frequent problems include insufficiently equipped vehicles, untrained drivers, and ineffective maintenance practices, all of which can lead to accidents, injuries, or even a complete loss of trust from those who need these services most. A significant concern lies in the lack of specialized equipment in many NEMT vehicles. Features like secure wheelchair restraints and anti-slip flooring, essential for safe transit, are often missing. Studies indicate that fewer than one-third of vehicle owners in Canada fully understand their car's safety features, and a portion even disable certain functions due to lack of knowledge or perceived inconvenience. This gap in awareness, paired with inadequate vehicle adaptations, can jeopardize the well-being of passengers with unique mobility needs. 🚶‍♂️💺 For NEMT operators, maintaining a well-trained, empathetic workforce is equally essential. Drivers play a critical role, as their ability to assist passengers in entering, exiting, and navigating potential obstacles can make a difference between a safe journey and a high-risk one. Training that includes emergency response, understanding physical limitations, and managing medical equipment is crucial but often overlooked due to cost or time constraints. Yet, the repercussions of these omissions are felt in the daily lives of passengers and their families. To address these concerns, CareConnect Mobility Solutions has developed a passenger-focused approach that elevates safety and support to new levels. Their vehicles are equipped with anti-slip flooring, secure wheelchair restraints, and emergency exit systems to safeguard passengers during transit. Additionally, the drivers undergo extensive training to assist passengers with varying needs and respond effectively in emergencies. This commitment to safety ensures that every journey with CareConnect Mobility Solutions is secure and comfortable, setting a high standard in accessible transportation. #SafeJourneys #InclusiveMobility #AccessibleTransport #CareConnect Source 1: https://lnkd.in/g5z4X3RR

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How can we ensure pilots and air traffic controllers stay sharp when every second counts? ✈ 🚁 In the high-stakes environment of aviation, maintaining peak cognitive performance is essential. Pilots and air traffic controllers make split-second decisions that can mean the difference between safety and disaster. But how can we ensure that their mental sharpness remains at its best? By analyzing brainwave patterns in real time, researchers are exploring ways to detect early signs of fatigue or cognitive overload, potentially preventing errors before they happen. Imagine an aviation system that could provide real-time feedback to enhance decision-making in the cockpit or control tower—revolutionizing aviation safety. While this area of research is still evolving, companies like Wearable Sensing are dedicated to advancing the tools and technology that could make these innovations possible. Our dry EEG systems, known for their easy-to-use and reliable monitoring capabilities, are already helping researchers gain deeper insights into cognitive states across various fields. By supporting ongoing research in cognitive monitoring, we can contribute to safer skies and a smarter future in aviation. #aviation #neurotech #EEG #aerospace #engineering #neuroscience learn more at wearablesensing.com

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As the aviation industry evolves, Safety Management Systems (SMS) remain fundamental to operational #integrity and #safety. John Illson and Sophie J. explore the benefits of establishing interfaces between different service providers' SMS and other relevant systems, including enhanced hazard identification, coordinated risk mitigation strategies, and systemic safety performance monitoring. Read on to explore the game-changing potential of artificial intelligence (AI) integration: https://okt.to/nPlSiM

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How measurement data can be used to weigh buses & trains to ensure no overloading - and identify vehicles that need maintenance or repairs. Read application note: https://lnkd.in/eA3Nddim #PublicTransport #Green #EcoBus #SustainableBus

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Today marks the very first National Stay Out of the Blind Spot Day in the Netherlands! 🚛👀 This important initiative by Transport and Logistics Netherlands (TLN) and Road Safety Netherlands (Veilig Verkeer Nederland - VVN) aims to raise awareness among children about the dangers of the blind spot around large vehicles like trucks, buses, and tractors. At Stoneridge, we understand the critical importance of road safety. That’s why we’ve developed advanced camera systems designed to minimize the risks associated with blind spots and enhance safety for everyone.

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Passengers perceive the airport as one cohesive operation, not as separate entities managing baggage, check-in, security, and other services. While it made sense a decade ago to operate these functions independently, the landscape has changed. Today, data is a critical driver, enabling us to achieve a connected overview of airport operations, allowing us to deal with short-term knock-on effects while planning for the longer-term.     Viewing the airport as on, and by connecting operations, airports can enhance efficiency and deliver a truly holistic airport experience.    We are passionate about connected operations, and Rasmus Kaster has created a webinar to share our vision of an airport as a unified, connected operation. You can watch the webinar here 👉 https://lnkd.in/dWcUSJPv

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[Breaking News] Did you know that Antwerp Airport, operated by Egis, has reduced its direct (scope 1) and indirect energy-related emissions (scope 2) by around 20% compared to 2019? 💡 This major step forward has enabled the airport to be awarded ✅ Level 2 “Reduction” in the Airport Carbon Accreditation (ACA) programme run by ACI World - Airports Council International! 👏👇 ACA is a voluntary international standard that follows the GHG protocol and the principles of ISO 14064. It is based on tangible results related to reducing carbon emissions from: 📌 heating and cooling systems, 📌 energy consumption and supply, 📌 building, 📌 vehicle fleets, 📌 water and waste management 📌 airside infrastructure. Find out more about the concrete measures taken by the airport to reduce its CO2 emissions, in the comment section ⬇️ #airport #Egis #carbonreduction

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Here are Magnet.me's top 10 most popular companies in engineering*, ranked by their popularity through job likes and connections with students and graduates on Magnet.me over the past year. Congratulations to all the companies that have made it to the top 10! KLM, NS, ProRail, Philips, Arcadis, SwissMarine, Royal BAM Group, Stedin, Alliander, and Van Oord. Are you considering a career in engineering? Explore exciting opportunities at the featured employers or dive into the other 5,000+ companies on Magnet.me. *Engineering and subsectors such as logistics, aerospace, manufacturing, construction, and energy.

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It shall be a while by when the #cUAS, #UTM and #AAM will blossom in the real terms, but, when deployed these solutions will make the skies safer once again. #LowerAirspace #SafeSkies

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How Rijkswaterstaat secures its OT – To monitor water levels and the quality of dikes, bridges, roads, and waterways, RWS utilizes an operational technology (OT) network with specialized sensors. Securing this OT network presents unique challenges. OT often includes diverse hardware and software from various vendors, leading to potential obsolescence and making security more complex. Additionally, OT environments require continuous operation, limiting testing opportunities. In this upcoming workshop, Kirsten Dijkhuizen - Meeuwisse, CISO at RWS, will discuss how her team secures their OT (and IT) systems. CISOs and cybersecurity leaders interested in OT security are invited to join. Sign up here: https://lnkd.in/dfRVPACa #OT #IT #security

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Understanding public transport in Belgium can be complex. This guide looks at the different operators, costs and fines for travelling without a ticket.

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