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The EU co-funded project European Citiverses Uniting for Inclusiveness, led by Lindholmen Science Park, explores how human needs can be integrated into the development of digital twins. On October 6, a European network will be launched, bringing together stakeholders from various sectors and countries to focus on developing more inclusive local digital twins.
A whole week packed with games, conferences, jams, and activities for everyone from gamers and students to industry experts and policymakers. Play Out West is the annual celebration of the game industry across Västra Götaland, starting in Skövde and ending in Gothenburg, following the trail of one of Sweden's strongest and most creative ecosystems all the way from east to west.
What will autonomous vehicles mean for Gothenburg and Western Sweden?
How can we prepare Gothenburg and Western Sweden to lead the development and harness the opportunities for better services, smarter traffic flows, and quieter, zero-emission transport — without increasing costs?
What role should cities, regions, and public-sector actors play as the next generation of passenger and freight transport is rolled out?
Across Europe, cities are investing in digital twins, AI and immersive technologies to better plan and manage urban environments. But these technologies also have the potential to support accessibility, participation and inclusion in everyday urban life.
There is no end to anything round, Alicia Lázaro’s debut album, unfolds like a constellation of mythical tales, inspired by ancient stories from across the world, exploring the myth of the eternal return. Blending classical and jazz influences with contemporary electronics, her music builds a haunting loom, quietly blooming like a tactile fabric of sound.
Lindholmen Science Park AB operates on a non-profit basis with the vision of strengthening Sweden’s competitiveness. It provides space and an environment for new networks, new expertise, and new opportunities for development and growth.
A range of stakeholders gathered for the kickoff of Gothenburg’s new geographical transition lab, a unique test environment where future solutions in mobility and urban development will be developed and implemented.
Welcome to kick off GoWest with us — at the level where everything begins: in the community.
Swedish municipalities see great opportunities with AI but struggle with how to achieve value creation in practice. A new interview study conducted by AI Sweden in collaboration with the University of Gothenburg shows that the success of municipalities' AI usage is determined by leadership and collaboration.