In co-production with a hundred industrial companies, around 20 researchers have developed cutting-edge knowledge and industrial applications for the future.
“This is a response to the challenges of digitalisation, globalization and climate change, especially for small and medium-sized industrial companies,” says Lars Bengtsson, professor and director for the Centre for Logistics and Innovative Production.
Three strategic areas
The project focused on three strategic areas: smart production, sustainable logistics systems and open innovation processes.
“We have chosen to focus our research on areas that are of particular importance for competitiveness and good working conditions for companies in our county,” Lars Bengtsson says.
Logistics
2017 Swedish industry moves production home
2017 Customer demand moves production home again
2018 Robotisation and kit-packs a winning team
2018 Greener transport needs people to talk to each other
2020 Collaboration may not always be the key for “greener” logistics
Smart production
2018 Course in Human Lean halved sick-leave numbers
2020 Investment in health increased Scania’s production
A sustainable world
2017 Rodrigo Lozano and the vision of a sustainable living environment
2018 University of Gävle’s work for sustainable programmes wins first prize in USA
2020 How to turn Port of Gävle into a unique, sustainable port
2021 Leasing instead of buying chemicals would make wonders for the environment