The division of EISLAB is building a new cleanroom for production and research around micro-electronics at Luleå University of Technology. The SBU-lab with the new cleanroom is supposed to be ready in the end of August.
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Automation Project Arrowhead has attracted media attention both locally and internationally recently. At the same time the first kick-off was held for one of the twelve work packages in the project, WP10, where researchers and participants gathered at Luleå University and discussed the implementation.
March saw the start of the Arrowhead project, Europe's largest ever automation development research project, which is coordinated by Luleå University of Technology.
The Arrowehead project has finally started after seven years of strategic preparations. The success was celebrated with cake at the university on Thursday.
How can Europe maintain its leading position in the global automotive industry? The question was asked at the Swedish Automotive Testing Seminar (SATS) in Arvidsjaur where Luleå University of Technology, the Swedish Proving Ground Association and Test Site Sweden invited the automotive industry for talks on how to meet the future needs on the market.
The multinational corportation ABB has a new supplement that improves efficiency and reduces the cost of product development. The tool has been developed by researchers at the Department of computer science, electrical and space engineering (EISLAB) at Luleå university of technology.
A research project at Luleå University of Technology, where different techniques have been developed to connect the different systems used in industry, is now almost complete. The project called IMC-AESOP, where international parties are involved, is all about linking industrial systems, from ERP to control processes.
Can jazz and electronics be reconciled? Yes, at least if you ask Professor Kalevi Hyyppä at LTU. He gives his students the task of building an audio amplifier with very good qualities.
The white cane has been a useful tool for the blind for almost 100 years. Researchers at LTU want to develop the next set of tools for the visually impaired using laser technology - the virtual white cane.
When the Nobel Prize winner Dan Shechtman visited LTU , he gave a popular lecture on entrepreneurship. In return EISLAB's Professor Jerker Delsing gave the Nobel Prize winner a private lecture on the subject of "Internet of Things"
Ph.D Student Rumen Kyusakov from LTU has been invited as an advisory expert for a W3C working group that aims to develop a new standard for efficient communication with XML between different types of digital devices in the process industry.
It will be cheaper and easier to measure the amount of emissions from industrial chimneys. That is the hope of Ph.D student Kristoffer Karlsson who's currently taking his licentiate in Industrial Electronics.
On Wednesday LTU organized an information Day "One day at LTU" for the gymnasium students of Luleå. Local media also attended the event.
