MAY 22, DAY 1: 11–12.30
Assembly Cluster
Electrical contacts, cobots, and VR demonstrators towards digital and sustainable assembly operations
Session leaders: Sandra Mattsson, RISE & Robert Wester, Volvo Group
11–11.30
ELYFOG: Project information & TIMEBLY: presenting a handbook for time data management
Lars Oxelmark, Scania and Mattias Silfver, SOLME AB
11.30–12.00
Skilling or deskilling when working with collaborative robots?
- How to design future automation solutions to support human competence
Erik Billing, Högskolan i Skövde
12:00–12:30
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
11–11.30
Quality assurance of laser welds (QWELD),
Rohollah Ghasemi, HiS
11.30–12.00
Robust Digitalization of Manufacturing Applications (RoDI)
Mariano Coll, Andreas Archenti och Monica Katherine Gonzalez, KTH
12:00–12:30
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
11–11.30
AluCAD - Aluminium Cast Alloy Development for sustainable structural castings
Paul Jonason, MD Material Design
11.30–12.00
Failure prediction for complex load cases in sheet metal forming
Lluís Perez Caro, RISE
12:00–12:30
Development of actuators, sensors and intelligent control systems for sustainable forming processes
Daniel Wiklund, RISE
Study visit: Volvo Group Machining Site
Bus transfer from venue
Day 1: 11–12.45
Places are limited to 25 participants
MAY 22, DAY 1: 13.30 –15.00
Component Manufacturing Cluster
Session: Circular foundries
Session leader: Eva Troell, RISE
13:30–14:00
Optimization of Sand Reclamation
Alain Dugu, Scania
14:00–14:30
Sustainable foundry of the future
Åsa Lauenstein, RISE
14:30–15:00
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
13:30–14:00
Improved laser-welded joints in Li-Ion batteries through material design
Tag Hammam, Swerim
14:00–14:30
Intelligent control towards 100 % automation of Gas Metal Arc Welding
Erik Åstrand, Volvo CE
14:30–15:00
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
13:30–14:00
Industry IoT support of circular production system
Patricia van Loon
14:00–14:30
Smart decision making to improve SC performance
Ravi Kalaiarasan Scania / KTH
14:30–15:00
Battery Factory Logistics towards zero footprint
Anna Olihn
Study visit: Aurobay
Bus transfer from venue
Time: 13.15–15.00
Places are limited to 25 participants
MAY 23, DAY 2: 10.40–12.10
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
10.40 – 11.10
Digital tools and services for data driven remanufacturing value chains (Dig4ReMan)
Johan Vallhagen, GKN Aerospace hains
11.10 – 11.40
Energy efficiency in industrial manufacturing using simulation-based optimization
Thomas Schmitt, Scania/Uppsala Univ
11.40–12.10
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
10.40 – 11.10
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
11.10 – 11.40
Challenges Moving Towards Net-Zero Manufacturing
Stina Lundin, Volvo GTO
11.40–12.10
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
10.40 – 11.10
Challenges when painting high volumes of battery cells
Simon Palm, Volvo Cars
11.10 – 11.40
From testing and trials to production implementation - Sustainable pre-treatment with thin film
Martin Jönsson, Scania
11.40–12.10
Decrease the losses in electrical connections with the right surface treatment
Jan Skogsmo, RISE
Study visit: Aurobay
Bus transfer from venue
Time: 10:15-12.10
Places are limited to 25 participants
MAY 23, DAY 2: 13.10–14.40
Session: News from three mission driven Innovation programmes
Session leader: Boel Wadman, RISE
13.10–13.40
Metals and Minerals
Gert Nilson, Jernkontoret
13.40–14.10
Advanced Digitalization - a joint effort with a focus on the industry’s digital and sustainable transformation
Lena Backlund, Advanced Digitalisation and Victor Centerholt, Teknikföretagen
14.10–14.40
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
13.10–13.40
Virtual Verification of the Hemming Process (VIVFAP)
Alf Andersson, Volvo Cars, Fredrik Edelvik Chalmers FCC
13.40–14.10
Explainable and learning production and logistics by Artificial Intelligence (EXPLAIN)
Amos Ng, Skövde Univ
14.10–14.40
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
13.10–13.40
Less energy consumption with In-process verification support
Mikael Sjödahl, Luleå Tekniska Universitet
13.40–14.10
Benefits and challenges in Model-based definition implementation
Miroslaw Chamera, ARIADNE Engineering AB
14.10–14.40
How standards can be a key support for intelligent process support
Magnus Lundgren, KTH and Mikael Hedlind, Sandvik / KTH
Study visit: Volvo Group Machining
Bus transfer from venue
Time: 13–14.45
Places are limited to 25 participants
