Swedish Production Symposium (SPS) – A Successful Meeting inTrollhättan
The 11th edition of the Swedish Production Symposium (SPS) was a remarkable success, proudly hosted by University West in the vibrant city of Trollhättan. This biennial conference, primarily organized by the Swedish Production Academy (SPA), brought together leading experts to explore the theme “Sustainable Production through Advanced Manufacturing, Intelligent Automation, and Work-Integrated Learning.”
With key topics such as:
- Sustainable manufacturing
- Smart production and automation
- Digitalization for efficient product realization
- Circular production
- Industrial transformation for sustainability
- Integration of education and research
SPS attracted over 200 delegates who, over three exciting days, delved into thought-provoking discussions, exchanged knowledge, and forged valuable new connections.
A highlight of the event was an exclusive Open House at the Production Technology Center (PTC), located within the innovative Innovatum Science Park. Delegates were given behind-the-scenes access to cutting-edge research and development projects, offering a unique glimpse into the future of advanced production technology.
In addition, the Swedish Network for PhD Students in Production and Product Development (PADOK) hosted a special workshop and social dinner event. Delegates had the chance to meet with Anna Nilsson and Anki Carlsson from Trollhättan Municipality’s Business Development Department, who shared why Trollhättan is an inspiring and dynamic place to visit, live, work, and study in. Representatives from various local companies were also on hand, presenting exciting career opportunities and discussing the city’s thriving business landscape.
This symposium was not just a gathering of great minds, but a showcase of Trollhättan’s role as a hub for innovation and collaboration. It was a perfect example of how our city continues to offer outstanding venues and experiences for meetings and conferences
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