The future of production is shaped at the Production Technology Center
How can Swedish industry become more sustainable, efficient and competitive? At the Production Technology Center, we address this challenge by bringing together research, industry and innovation. The 2024 Impact Report from Innovatum Science Park highlights PTC's role in the transition towards smarter and more resource-efficient manufacturing processes - with a special focus on remanufacturing.
Technology, circularity and collaboration for the industry of the future
In the manufacturing industry, technology development plays a crucial role in creating more sustainable and efficient production processes. At PTC, we bring together companies, researchers and students to test and develop new methods in automation, digitization and additive manufacturing - but also to explore how we can increase circularity in production.
The Impact Report highlights, among other things, projects where advanced production technology is used to reduce material waste, reuse resources and optimize production processes from a life cycle perspective. As the report states, the PTC has been a central arena for this development during the year by enabling collaboration between industry and academia.
A test bed for circular and sustainable production
By offering a unique test environment where companies can experiment with new technologies before implementing them in live production environments, we can help create a more sustainable industry by integrating circular principles into manufacturing processes. An environment where materials are recycled, energy optimization is in focus and production becomes more resource efficient.
We are proud to be part of the change that Innovatum Science Park highlights in its Impact Report. Want to read more about the efforts made during the year?
Read the report here: impactreport.innovatumsciencepark.se
