The Product Development Research Lab at BTH are for the sixth year starting up a ME310 project in collaboration with the Design Division at Stanford University. As with the last four iterations, Volvo Construction Equipment are the industrial partner.
On Saturday September 30 a diverse team of 27 students from many of BTH’s master programs took on the challenge of innovating the Future of the Construction industry together with Volvo CE’s emerging technologies.
Volvo CE held the yearly Innovation Conference in Eskilstuna early September. The intentions with this conference were for all participants to share competence, experience and knowledge by networking and creating together.
As the summer approaches the yearly ME310 project with Stanford University draws to a close. This years’ projects were presented at the d.school on the Stanford campus in the heart of Silicon Valley in California
During a rainy saturday, some 20 BTH students joined for the research labs event “Future Exploration Design-Build-Test challenge” in collaboration with Volvo Construction Equipment.
Upcoming week, several PDRL researchers are taking part in the VCE Innovation Conference in Eskilstuna. The meeting is bringing together researchers, engineers and innovators in the VCE network in order to share, learn, inspire, and connect.
Jenny Elfsberg intervjuas om innovationsförmåga på Volvo CE, ett arbetssätt som BTH PDRL medverkar till att utveckla inom bland annat forskningsprofilen “Model Driven Development and Decision Support“.
Jenny Elfsberg intervjuas om innovationsförmåga på Volvo CE, ett arbetssätt som BTH PDRL medverkar till att utveckla inom bland annat forskningsprofilen “Model Driven Development and Decision Support“.
Over the past three years Volvo CE and BTH within the Product Development Research Lab at the Department of Mechanical Engineering, have collaborated within the field of Innovative Product Development. This research collaboration will now be prolonged.
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...
