Vehicle Engineering and Autonomous Systems

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We conduct research in vehicle analysis and robotics with a focus on the transition to a sustainable society and transport system where vehicle safety, energy optimization and autonomous vehicles are the most important building blocks.

Focusing on the transition to a sustainable society 

The Vehicle Engineering and Autonomous Systems (VEAS) Division conducts research in the areas of vehicle analysis and robotics. All research is focused on the transition to a sustainable society and transport system where vehicle safety, energy optimization and autonomous vehicles are the most important building blocks. VEAS has as its overall goal to offer new and innovative solutions to relevant problems in the research areas.

Extensive collaboration with universities and industry

The division has access to modern vehicles for automotive dynamics and autonomous systems, as well as close collaboration with the Volvo Cars full-scale wind tunnel. All research activities are based on simulation, modeling and verification experiments, and central to the business is extensive cooperation with various universities and industrial companies in Sweden and Europe.

The division's teaching takes place mostly in the international Master's programs Mobility Engineering​ and Complex Adaptive Systems. Courses are offered in the fields of Automotive Dynamics, Vehicle Aerodynamics, Thermal Optimization and Adaptive Systems.

Research projects at the Division of Vehicle Engineering and Autonomous Systems

Our research areas

Applied Artificial Intelligence

The area's research concerns artificial intelligence with a particular focus on conversational AI and language processing, autonomous robots, autonomous road, rail and maritime transport applications, and finance.

Road Vehicle Aerodynamics

The research in Road Vehicle Aerodynamics aims to increase the understanding of the physics behind relevant problems for the automotive industry in order to contribute with research and knowledge to the development of environmentally friendly, energy efficient and safe vehicles.

Vehicle Dynamics

The Vehicle Dynamics research group works with the analysis and control of road vehicles. The group develops new concepts and analysis tools for applications in vehicle dynamics with respect to handling, performance, transport efficiency and safety.

Employees at the Division of Vehicle Engineering and Autonomous Systems