Collaboration is the new innovation
“Collaboration is the new innovation” said a wise person once, and this is so true! During the Automation Summit conference, it became more transparent than ever that innovation takes place through inter-active collaboration and that the time when research and innovation took place behind closed doors is long gone.
It’s when the private sector, entrepreneurs, investors, academia and public authorities meet that we can find solutions to the major complex challenges. And it is precisely in that space – between all these various organisations and businesses – that Automation Region exists to lead development at the system level and to help regional forces become national resources that can then be used in an international context.
Read Daniel Boqvist's blog about the insights from Automation Summit →
Using your team’s full capacity
With a shortage of skills and a large recruitment need, capacity management in both the healthcare sector and industry has become increasingly crucial. In a unique project, the two widely different sectors meet to exchange experiences and learn from one another.
Read more about the project →
A glimpse of the future
The Scanautomatic trade fair has drawn to a close and here we summarise an event full of energy, new technology and great potential for Swedish industry. A big thank you to all members and collaborative partners – new and old acquaintances for inspiring and informative days in Gothenburg at our IndTech Lounge stand.
Highlights from Scanautomatic →
New members 2022
During the year, several interesting companies have joined our network. Say hello to Algoryx, Avassa, Copa-Data, Eurocon, Mobilaris, Robot System Products, SICK and Västerås maskinbyggarcenter. More information about these companies and our other members and partners can be found on our website, welcome to botanize!
Get to know our members →
Automation Student
This year’s winners of the Automation Student competition are Anna Bengtsson and Sofie Nilsson from the Master of Science in Mechanical Engineering programme at the Faculty of Engineering at Lund University. In their degree project they have investigated how wireless regulation can be improved by modifying the control algorithm and basing the communication on events instead of fixed time intervals.
Read more about the winners →
Borrow a researcher
Mälardalen University now offers companies and organizations within the public sector the opportunity to borrow a researcher with cutting-edge expertise for a day. The university wants to create long-term collaborations and increase the innovation and competitiveness of the companies that participate. Now they lend researchers within embedded systems.
Learn more about how to borrow a researcher →
Forward on the road for emobility
In order to drastically reduce emissions and reach the sustainability goals, major changes are required, not least in industry and the transport sector. Therefore, through Swedish IndTech, we arranged a seminar with world-leading industry leaders as well as leading policy actors in the USA.
Read more and see the webinar →