me310 15-16 – Product Development Research Lab

Ryan, the culture coach shares his views on the global project

2nd June 2018
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Ryan Ruvald is the culture coach in the Stanford ME310 project. In this short interview, Ryan talks of his role and experiences working with the ME310-project.

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Martin Frank driving the Volvo CE Excavator

The view of a corporate liaison in a global innovation team

31st May 2018
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Martin Frank is the corporate liaison with Volvo Construction Equipment in the Stanford ME310 project. Here follows an interview with Martin, where he talks of his role and experiences from working with the global collaborative innovation project.

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The view of a Design Thinking coach in a global innovation team

30th May 2017
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Here follows an interview with senior lecturer Christian Johansson. Currently the main coach for the BTH students in the global Stanford ME310 Design Innovation project. Christian, you’re the coach for […]

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Volvo CE Exploration Forum 2016 – Innovation Conference coming up

10th September 2016
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Volvo CE held the Innovation Conference XPLORATION FORUM 2016 in Eskilstuna early September, effectively displaying Volvo Concept Lab. Being closely involved in the innovation model research and development, several PDRL […]

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cx.Link for Volvo CE delivered at Stanford EXPE

14th June 2016
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BTH and Stanford University students have completed their ME310 project and delivered the cx.Link at the Stanford EXPE.

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ME310 students at the Volvo CE test site in Eskilstuna.

Stanford ME310 at BTH and Volvo CE

25th March 2016
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Students from Stanford University and BTH working in the global ME310 project headlined by Volvo Construction Equipment have been visiting Eskilstuna and working at BTH.

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Prototype discussions in video conference.

Human-machine interaction in autonomous mode

23rd November 2015
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How can automated machines and humans work efficiently in the same area – at same time building trust between each other – without any risk for the humans and without any unplanned downtime for the machines? That is the challenge for this year’s Volvo CE ME310 project with BTH and Stanford University.

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“Dancing with ambiguity” in global Stanford/BTH/Volvo innovation project

24th October 2015
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Late October, a team of BTH Mechanical Engineering students, and future game-changers, travelled to Palo Alto, and the world #1 engineering university; Stanford University. It was time for the kick-off […]

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