Hack for Sweden is an initiative to raise awareness and demonstrate the value of government agencies open data. It is a community consisting of over 30 government agencies and individuals who want to create sustainable impact with the tool of open data. An annual 48-hour hackathon is the core event of Hack for Sweden. Anna […]
Komatsu Forest and Oryx Simulation share a long history. During the 1990s a project was started by Komatsu Forest and Umeå University that was the starting point for Oryx Simulations. During the years Komatsu Forest has been a customer to the company. Today Komatsu Forest sells simulators, developed by Oryx Simulations, all over the world. […]
The big challenge within the process industry is getting systems to work together when entire value chains are digitalised. For ProcessIT Innovations, this involves taking on large, complex projects, according to process leaders Per Levén and John Lindström. The mining industry is one example they mention. Photo: Boliden/Tomas Westermark.
Japanese AKM's intention is to invest in the development of products, services and production of sensors in Sweden.
Sting Bioeconomy and the Vinnväxt initiative Paper Province becomes a unique innovation environment for forest-based bioeconomics.
The industrial research school at Mälardalen University is named the Automation Region Research Academy (ARRAY) and comprises 15 PhD candidates. Automation Region and Robotdalen are part of the collaboration together with ABB, Volvo CE, Skanska, Sandvik, First Control, and RISE SICS Västerås. The Knowledge Foundation grant SEK 32 million to the project. Industrial Robotics “For Robotdalen, […]
The smart rock bolt is expected to fully contribute to a increase in safety in mines.
Traditional fish feed, which e.g. consists of other fish taken from oceans with rapidly decreasing amounts of fish, can be replaced by fish feed based on single cell protein from the forest industry.
The Somnox sleep support robot is innovative, addresses an important problem in society, is close to commercialization, and has a plausible scientific support for solving the problem adressed.
The BioInnovation project has led to completely new innovative solutions for making clothing out of paper derived from forest products.
A new visualization solution will be developed with dynamic 3D models of the female genitalia.
The Bioprocess Innovation Center opens in Uppsala in 2018. It has set its sights on becoming a national and international testbed for producing biopharmaceuticals.
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