The Volvo CE Stanford ME310 project has been completed with the annual Stanford EXPE atStanford University on June 2nd. Students from MSPI and Mechanical Engineering at BTH together with Mechanical Engineering counterparts at Stanford have presented their results for how autonomous machines should collaborate and build trust with their human collaborators at future construction sites.
My name is Behrad Mirafshar. Born in Ahvaz, Iran. Moved to Tehran, the capital at the age of 12. Tehran is a boiler plate. Many people live and hustle everyday to make it. Kind of NYC but in the middle east. My background is in mechanical engineering. I always fascinated how things work on the root level. Fluids mechanics fascinated...
Teknikintresse och intresse för att skapa dina lösningar på problem hellre än att gnälla över dåliga produkter är något som sätts bäst i tidiga åldrar. Forskningslabbet hade i dag besök av Språkskolans årskurs 3 (10-åringar) där ca 30 hungriga kids skulle få känna på “maker culture”.
In the beginning of June Stanford University‘s EXPE 2016 event will take place on the Stanford campus. Anticipating this event, we here present a recap of the project and some thoughts on what’s to come in this final month.
Telenor har under 6 månader tillsammans med BTH genomfört en uppdragsutbildning med fokus på innovativ produktutveckling. Med fokus på tre moment; global konkurrenskraft, värdeinnovation, och lean, har man genomfört lektionspass, workshops och egna uppgifter.
Turning waste into value has been the topic of a global product development challenge for 11 students for the past year within the Stanford ME310 Global Design Innovation course. The innovation challenge was performed in collaboration with industrial partner Volvo Construction Equipment. The project culminated with a presentation at the prestigious Stanford EXPE.
In a directed effort towards younger kids to get them interested in technology and innovation, Tobias Larsson hosted a class of 10 year olds during a day of creativity and innovation. By using a concept; “Innovation toolbox for kids” he hosted the team of 30 through drills that improve efficiency (Lean), problemsolving (building bridge using glue, tape, and wooden sticks),...
Check out how the MSPIs have explored sustainability, product-service systems and innovation through 9 great master’s thesis projects! May 29, and May 30, 2012, the students in the Masters program me in Sustainable Product-Service System Innovation, MSPI (bth.se/mspi) had their final presentations of their theses. The event was live casted in order to raise the possible attendance. Here you find...
A new promotional video for the MSPI Masters in Sustainable Product-Service System Innovation. Professor Tobias C. Larsson is chaired professor in Product Development at School of Engineering, BTH.
In the international masters programme in Sustainable Product-Service System Innovation, MSPI there is project course with live industrial projects; PSS Extreme Innovation. For 4 months the students team up with companies to work on their challenges, trying to deliver innovative solutions to their challenges. The course is focused on, together with externa partner, carrying out a product-service system innovation project with...
