Finished research projects: Virtual Manufacturing Processes

2017-2020 Virtual models continue to develop in the area of machining. The finite element method (FEM) is the dominating method for performing simulation of the cutting process. Much research is conducted to obtain reliable models that can be used to model complex cutting processes in industrial applications.

2019-2023 The project addresses the challenge faced by manufacturers of electromobility components: achieving a balance between quality, time, and cost.

2021-2023 The automotive industry is undergoing a technological shift towards electric powertrains. One of the greatest challenges to remaining competitive during this rapid transition is the ability to cost-effectively adapt existing production to manufacture new powertrains.

2021-2023 The automotive industry is in the middle of a technology shift towards electric powertrains. The change in technology requires building up the knowledge base of the entire value chain within the industry. In the long term, the goal is to establish long-term production of electric drivelines in the region with many years of secured employment in the automotive industry and its supply chain.