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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.

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. 

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.

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.

At the Gothenburg Film Festival, over 700 people were given the opportunity to step into a virtual reality to experience the effects of climate change on Svalbard. This activity was carried out as part of the project Expanderad Refotografi. Through the project, we have investigated how Virtual Reality can transform the abstract truth of melting glaciers into a deeply personal and emotionally charged experience.

Over 300 participants gathered at Lindholmen in Gothenburg when Sweden's Traffic Safety Days 2025 – Trafiksäkerhetsdagarna - took place. This was a unique occasion where the entire traffic safety community in Sweden met to share knowledge, network, and broaden perspectives for a safer society.

The installation of three megawatt chargers (MCS chargers) at strategic locations opens the door for electrified long-haul heavy-duty truck transport. Following successful tests of the new charging technology, several partners within the E-Charge project now plan to put the technology to the test in commercial logistics flows.

On September 25th, the Lindholmen Innovation District was transformed into a buzzing meeting place during the annual Lindholmen Open Day. The event attracted hundreds of visitors—tech and automotive industry professionals, students, and curious locals from Gothenburg—and offered an intense day filled with optimism about the future.

Inspired by her strong interest in innovation systems and a great commitment to the success of Sweden and Europe in the global tech race, Jessica Rosencrantz's visit led to many interesting conversations.

Lindholmen Transition Lab is one of five projects to be granted funding in Formas' new initiative to find innovative solutions for the future.

During The 38th International Electric Vehicle Symposium & Exposition, EVS38, Lindholmen Science Park and researched affiliated with our programs working with future mobility and transport solutions will be on display. The topics range from battery electric long-haul and megawatt charging to overall development in Sweden and the Nordics, to positive results from running over 70 electric heavy-duty trucks within the REEL project. Take part of all our contributions here! 

Two hundred participants from AI Sweden's partners met at Lindholmen in Gothenburg when AI Labs hosted its annual event. The overarching theme was "from idea to impact." The presentations from the stage program are now available for those who missed the day.

The technology for sharing electricity from parked cars has proven to work. After successful tests with prototype vehicles at Volvo Cars in Torslanda, the PEPP project, Public EV Power Pilots, is now taking the next step – focusing on users, business models, and new services in a public environment.

Mission 0 House, a unique collaboration between industry and academia with the goal of eliminating greenhouse gas emissions from manufacturing processes, has secured its first long-term research funding. Several leading companies, together with the Knowledge Foundation (KK-stiftelsen), have jointly guaranteed nearly 100 million SEK for the next five years.

On May 24–25, 2025, the gates will open to the Gothenburg Classic Car Weekend, a unique festival where the history of the automotive industry meets the innovative technology of the future. At Lindholmen, Gothenburg’s mobility hub, the public and industry professionals will come together for an extraordinary experience.