The material from the Cluster Conference 2024 is now available for downloading

PRESENTATIONS MAY 22

Unfortunately, we are unable to share the keynote ”Manufacturing process challenges in the design of a battery plant” by Robert Gorner.

Parallel sessions AM

Assembly Cluster
Electrical contacts, cobots, and VR demonstrators towards digital and sustainable assembly operations
Session leaders: Sandra Mattsson, RISE & Robert Wester, Volvo Group

• ELYFOG: Project information & TIMEBLY: presenting a handbook for time data management, Lars Oxelmark, Scania and Mattias Silfver, SOLME AB
• Skilling or deskilling when working with collaborative robots? – How to design future automation solutions to support human competence
  Erik Billing, Högskolan i Skövde
• VR simulation and training demonstrations, Henrik Söderlund & Huizhong Cao, Chalmers and Erik Billing, Högskolan i Skövde

Component Manufacturing Cluster
”Digitalization and quality of component manufacturing”
Session leader: Goran Ljustina, Aurobay

• Quality assurance of laser welds (QWELD), Rohollah Ghasemi, HiS
• Robust Digitalization of Manufacturing Applications (RoDI), Mariano Coll, Andreas Archenti och Monica Katherine Gonzalez, KTH
• A digital support feature for factory layout efforts, Andreas Lind, Scania / HiS

Forming & Joining Cluster
Session: Simulation driven material and forming process development
Session leaders: Stephanie Robertson, Volvo Cars & Johan Berglund, RISE

• AluCAD – Aluminium Cast Alloy Development for sustainable structural castings, Paul Jonason, MD Material Design
• Failure prediction for complex load cases in sheet metal forming, Lluís Perez Caro, RISE
• Development of actuators, sensors and intelligent control systems for sustainable forming processes, Daniel Wiklund, RISE

Parallel sessions PM

Component Manufacturing Cluster
Session: Circular foundries
Session leader: Eva Troell, RISE

• Optimization of Sand Reclamation, Alain Dugu, Scania
• Sustainable foundry of the future, Åsa Lauenstein, RISE
• Re-manufacturing of cast components by compound casting, Lennart Elmquist, RISE

Forming & Joining Cluster
Session: Simulation and measurement technologies for sustainable joining
Session leaders: Stephanie Robertson, Volvo Cars & Joakim Hedegård, SWERIM

• Improved laser-welded joints in Li-Ion batteries through material design, Tag Hammam, Swerim
• Intelligent control towards 100 % automation of Gas Metal Arc Welding, Erik Åstrand, Volvo CE
• Adaptive robotized post-weld-treatment to enable sustainable design , Joakim Hedegård, Swerim

Logistics Cluster
Session: Intelligent logistics processes towards net-zero manufacturing
Session leader: Magnus Wiktorsson, KTH

• Industry IoT support of circular production system, Patricia van Loon
• Smart decision making to improve SC performance, Ravi Kalaiarasan Scania / KTH
• Battery Factory Logistics towards zero footprint, Anna Olihn

Keynotes

• How AI can help in human-robot collaboration, Professor Lihui Wang
• The  Impact Innovation programmes, Gert Nilson, Mats Lundin, and Nils Hertzberg

PRESENTATIONS MAY 23

Keynotes

• 3 Impact Innovation Programmes, Mats Lundin, Nils Hertzberg, and Gert Nilson
• Supporting Human-Centric Production–Simulation, Optimization & Digitalization, Dan Högberg
• Empowering sustainable industrial growth with fast robot programming, Rasa Pamedytyte

Parallel sessions AM

Digital Manufacturing Cluster
Session: Enhancing flexibility, energy efficiency and circularity:
Dynamic automation, simulation, and value chain collaboration
Session leaders: Magnus Widfeldt, RISE & Alf Andersson, Volvo Cars

• Digital tools and services for data driven remanufacturing value chains (Dig4ReMan), Johan Vallhagen, GKN Aerospace hains
• Energy efficiency in industrial manufacturing using simulation-based optimization, Thomas Schmitt, Scania/Uppsala Univ
• Sustainable and Flexible Automation of Seasonal Production through Dynamic Resource Management (FLAP), Luis Ribeiro, Linköping Univ

Production Management Cluster
Session: Managing Production in the Net-Zero Era
Session leaders: Lena Moestam, Volvo GTO & Camilla Munther, RISE

• FROM ‘sustainability’ visions TO action – Developing resilient and sustainable production systems for the attractive, green and competitive industry of the future
  Ulrika Harlin and Martin Kurdve, RISE
• Challenges Moving Towards Net-Zero Manufacturing, Stina Lundin, Volvo GTO
• Maintenance of Battery Production at Industrial Scale, Jon Bokrantz, Chalmers

Surface Treatment Cluster
Session: Surface treatment as an enabler for increased sustainability
Session leaders: Charlotte Ireholm, RISE & Simon Palm, Volvo Cars

• Challenges when painting high volumes of battery cells, Simon Palm, Volvo Cars
• From testing and trials to production implementation – Sustainable pre-treatment with thin film, Martin Jönsson, Scania
• Decrease the losses in electrical connections with the right surface treatment, Jan Skogsmo, RISE

Parallel sessions PM

Session: News from three mission driven Innovation programmes
Session leader: Boel Wadman, RISE

• Metals and Minerals, Gert Nilson, Jernkontoret
• Advanced Digitalization – a joint effort with a focus on the industry’s digital and sustainable transformation, Lena Backlund, Advanced Digitalisation and Victor Centerholt, Teknikföretagen
• Net Zero Industry, Cecilia Ramberg and Birgitta Öjmertz, RISE

Digital Manufacturing Cluster
Session: Simulation, AI, and Digital twins for future net zero factories
Session leader:s Per Gullander, RISE & Alf Andersson, Volvo Cars

• Virtual Verification of the Hemming Process (VIVFAP), Alf Andersson, Volvo Cars, Fredrik Edelvik Chalmers FCC
• Explainable and learning production and logistics by Artificial Intelligence (EXPLAIN), Amos Ng, Skövde Univ
• Aligning Architectures for Digital Twin of the Organization (ALADINO), Farid Edrisi, Linnaeus Univ

Geometry Cluster
Session: Geometry Matters: Advancing Quality Standards in Net-Zero Manufacturing Environment
Session leaders: Helena Björk, RISE & Marcus Zwörner, Väderstad

• Less energy consumption with In-process verification support, Mikael Sjödahl, Luleå Tekniska Universitet
• Benefits and challenges in Model-based definition implementation, Miroslaw Chamera, ARIADNE Engineering AB
• How standards can be a key support for intelligent process support, Magnus Lundgren, KTH and Mikael Hedlind, Sandvik / KTH

Keynotes

• Customized quality inspection based on advanced image processing and AI, Henrik Arvsell. Download Part One. Download Part Two.