This thesis examines the gap between engineering education and industry skill demands, showing that leadership and upskilling programs can help develop essential soft skills such as creativity, self-awareness, empathy, and leadership needed for future engineering careers. Authors: Anna Martinsson & Emelie Jägerström Examiner: Philip Gerlee Supervisor: Greta Braun Co-supervisor: Torbjörn Lundh Year: 2024 Read the full thesis The industry's skill demand is an emerging issue and

Congratulations to Henrik Söderlund for receiving the award for Best PhD Student Paper at the DHM Symposium 2023 in Antwerp. Read the full paper Title: Simulation of Ergonomic Assembly Through a Digital Human Modeling Software Author: Henrik Söderlund Co-author: Leonard Bogojevic Supervisor: Björn Johansson Year: 2023 Musculoskeletal disorders (MSD) as a result of bad workplace design and ergonomics are one of the leading causes of work-related injuries, this is especially tr

This thesis investigates how video-based tools from EyeAtProduction can improve root cause analysis of production disturbances by giving operators access to footage before failures occur and strengthening operator involvement in problem solving. Read the full thesis Author: Elias Tengelin Examiner: Torbjörn Ylipää Supervisor: Torbjörn Ylipää Co-supervisor: Anders Tingström Year: 2023 Production disturbances continue to be a major issue in the modern factories. It is also evid