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Tolerancing top scientists met in Gothenburg

Around 30 top scientists with almost 300 years of competence within tolerancing met at Chalmers University of Technology when Wingquist Laboratory arranged the 3rd meeting for E-GRT.

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for the 19th Annual Seminar on Digital Product Realization. We will have a full day of interesting keynotes and reports from our research groups. More info will come - stay tuned!

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The future of research in design processes - report

Report from the MMEP SIG workshop on modelling and management of engineering processes at Cambridge University. Professor Ola Isaksson and Massimo Panarotto from Systems Engineering Design Research...

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Digital twins ensure quality and lower costs

There are great expectations of the industry to become streamlined using big data and data analysis. Rikard Söderberg and his research team will enhance digital twins for geometry assurance in this new...

Report from EPIC workshop

Massimo Panarotto was attending the 2018 EPIC Workshop in London this October. Here is his report with updates on Electric Propulsion Technologies and the Cheops project.

A vision of the self-compensating factory

Industry is continuously seeking efficient solutions that save time and improve quality. A five-year project in the Wingquist Laboratory focuses on simulations using digital twins, which will lay the...

Wingquist Laboratory - a research centre for Digital Product Realization

Wingquist Laboratory is an internationally competitive research centre for multidisciplinary research within the field of digital product realization. Wingquist Laboratory envisions a fully digital product realization process, where complex, mechanical, assembled products and their production systems are developed and verified together, without need for physical prototypes or testing.

Published: Tue 17 Jun 2014. Modified: Wed 26 Jun 2019

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Smart Assembly, one of three research themes in the centre.

Smart Assembly

Smart Assembly refers to assembly systems and technologies with integrated virtual and physical methods in order to achieve dramatic improvements in productivity, lead-time, quality and agility. >>

Perceived quality, one of three research themes in the centre.

Perceived Quality

Customer perception of product quality is a key factor to create successful products. Perceived Quality represent all aspects that create a feeling of good quality of a product. >>

Platformed-based Development, one of three research themes in the centre.

Product Development 4.0

Product Development 4.0 (PD 4.0) aims to understand and develop theory, methods and tools necessary for new products and manufacturing systems, aligned with the ideas of Industry 4.0. >>

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