Projects

Strategies and Standards for Smart Swedish Industries

Strategies and Standards for Smart Swedish Industries

The project - Strategies and Standards for Smart Sw edish Industry - has aims at strengthening Swedens position as a leading country in the area of Smart Industry.
SmartSol

SmartSol

In order to meet the national requirements within the Swedish building sector you must have a cost efficient, scalable and integrated solution for heating, cooling and electricity.

BattVolt

BattVolt

Today the battery cells in the electric vehicles are not being used in an optimal way, especially in regards to large battery systems which contains a large amount of battery cells. Here, there is the possibility of making noticeable savings if only a method is found where the battery cells in question can be used more optimally.

PreECOnLub

PreECOnLub

Carbon-nanostructures has awoken a new interest in the development of, amongst others, carbonbased additives for lubricants and refrigerants. The last decade has brought new focus to carbonmaterials due to its high chemical stability, superior characteristics, and low environmental impact in comparison to the sulphurbased additives that are today included in lubricants.

PolyFree

PolyFree

Plastic is a common topic of debate, often from a negative perspective. This is often justified, but not always, as plastic still is a key material with many unique and highly in demand characteristics.

Full Scale Modular Triblade (FSMT)

Full Scale Modular Triblade (FSMT)

The highest priority for wind power today is to reduce the total cost of electricity production, i.e. SEK per kWh. One of the components which affects the cost the most is the wind turbines' rotor blades. They require large amounts of expensive material and are largely made by hand in one, long piece. This leads to significant challenges in both manufacturing and transport.
Demonstration of Infrastructure for Digitalization enabling industrialization of Additive Manufacturing – DiDAM

Demonstration of Infrastructure for Digitalization enabling industrialization of Additive Manufacturing – DiDAM

DIDAM develops and demonstrates digitalization solutions to industrialize Additive Manufacturing

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Researchers

Lihui Wang

Lihui Wang

Professor, PhD in Intelligence Science

Professor Wang's research interests are focused on cyber-physical systems, cloud manufacturing, predictive maintenance, real-time monitoring and control, human-robot collaborations, adaptive and sustainable manufacturing systems, which can be termed as Smart Cybernetic Manufacturing.

To contribute to cutting-edge academic research, highly qualified personnel training, technologies transfer to industries, and advancement of production engineering science.

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