Volvo CE held the yearly Innovation Conference in Eskilstuna early September. The intentions with this conference were for all participants to share competence, experience and knowledge by networking and creating together. The event covers different views of innovation and participants were given the opportunity to contribute with ideas, collaborate, connect and learn more. Hosted in the […]
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As the summer approaches the yearly ME310 project with Stanford University draws to a close. This years’ projects were presented at the d.school on the Stanford campus in the heart of Silicon Valley in California.
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The Swedish Minister of Higher Education and Research Helene Hellmark Knutsson with entourage came to meet the BTH-affiliated team at Stanford Engineering’s d.School on Thursday to see them in action.
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On Innovation Day, a yearly demonstration event for Blue Science Park, BTH, and entrepreneurial companies, Product Development Research Laboratory debuted it’s Volvo CE collaboration project. The scale site and its scale Volvo machines serve as an interactive demonstration tool for the potential impact of autonomous and electrified vehicles on future construction sites, as well as […]
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The entire Friday was spent in delivering a module in “Exploring Technology” to the Hyper Island media students. It became a day of understanding where technology in product development is moving, and what trends that move alongside. We went deeper into the background of additive manufacturing aka 3D printing, and why it is labelled a […]
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The Product Development Research Lab at BTH are for the fifth year starting up a ME310 project in collaboration with the Design Division at Stanford University. Again this year, Volvo Construction Equipment are the industrial partner.
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Together with Bengt-Åke Claesson of CGI (Karlskrona Office), Ryan Ruvald (research assistant at PDRL/BTH) took part in the SICAHT/Blue Science Park breakfast meeting. The team presented possibilities with Augmented Reality in the healthcare sector using Microsoft Hololens as demonstrator platform. For more information, contact Professor Tobias Larsson, tlr@bth.se. Sharing
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Future Exploration Design-Build-Test challenge for students in collaboration with Volvo Construction Equipment.
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I BTH:s monter under näringslivsmässan visade forskare upp några delar av BTH:s verksamhet. Bland annat visades 3D-spelproduktion (Stefan Petersson), 3D-printing och ”augmented reality” via Microsoft Hololens upp (Johan Wall, Christian Johansson, Ryan Ruwald, Tobias Larsson) och besökarna fick även testa den nya tekniken. Vid institutionen använder vi Hololens och augmenterad verklighet som ett framtida gränssnitt till […]
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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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