Project time: 2017 – 2018
Budget: 1 000 000 kr
Funding: SIP Produktion2030
This project aims tow ards demonstrating a new approach to determine long term forecasting and selection of which manufacturing technologies to develop. This is a complex decision and involve the definition, classification and modelling of competing technologies, product and production concepts, sustainability, the market and business opportunity, as w ell as the technological risk.
A successful implementation of the modelling approach may facilitate technology leaps, aggressive research plans that can be assessed more accurately that in the end w ill lead to and more innovative products and manufacturing concepts.
This research builds on previous research conducted w ithin the W ingquist laboratory focusing on technology transfer w ithin the aerospace industry. Even though the high focus of detail and engineering usability remains the same, w e have not previously investigated the possibility to model the complexity of technology development, insertion and reuse. The high uncertainty of the process as w ell as the indefinite options involved in the process calls for both high risk and high revenue if the project where to succeed. The research is a collaboration betw een Mycronic and Chalmers.
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2017 – 2018
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