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At Norrviken Gardens, an exhibition is currently underway where four of Sweden's foremost fashion designers — Bea Szenfeld, Frida Jonsvens, Martin Bergström and Linnéa Samia Khalil — have created works inspired by nature.
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Now a set of sensors can be made from the ground and ready in a minute — thanks to an invention by Tim Malmgren of Future by Lund's member Smart Villages.
Smart Villages and Axis Communication have developed a solution where a combination of an image sensor and AI means that customers do not even have to stop to be part of the survey.
Future by Lund, Ericsson, Lund University and KTH in Stockholm have received approval for a pre-study project to investigate the possibilities of a national test centre for advanced applications to digital infrastructure.
In the FLOW project, several actors have worked together to make a fan-shaped sensor that measures the direction and speed of passers-by through a combination of four radar sensors from Acconeer.
IoT Sweden's board was in Skåne — and took the opportunity to visit Veberöd to see Smart Villages' work on connecting sensors to create benefits for society and citizens.
Last fall, Mobile Heights celebrated its first fifteen years and at the same time decided to change its name to OpenTech.
Is it congestion on the main street at certain times, is it common for cars to drive in the bus lane or do the cyclists have to crowd the bike lane?
In June, the major European mobility project Elaborator held a major meeting in Copenhagen.
Since the summer of 2023, the major Horizon Elaborator project is underway, with 38 partners from across Europe working together to design inclusive, safe, affordable and sustainable urban mobility.
Now it will be easier to install sensors in the outdoor environment — and this is because Lund Municipality is replacing old lighting with more environmentally friendly LED lighting.
The CoAction Lund project brings together 25 partners to implement measures for a climate-neutral Lund by 2030.
Many of today's challenges are so complex that they must be solved through the joint efforts of several actors.
When it's time to sum up Future by Lund's first year as its own financial association, we find a lovely mix of work in many different areas.
In November, the big fair for smart cities will be held, the Smart City Expo World Congress in Barcelona and Lund has many representatives on site.
Sometimes the work that several actors do together is the basis for a site to become a strong node within an area.
In parts of the labour market, there is a large shortage of skilled workers, while many young people are unemployed.
In the Flow project, the actors are developing a radar sensor to be mounted on lampposts to make traffic measurements and now the design students at IKDC have also made suggestions on what it could look like.
More and more opportunities are being created for monitoring water quality using sensors, which is why the water network WIN Water highlighted a number of players from the industry at its latest meeting.
The municipality of Lund is working on replacing lighting with LED luminaires.
In the future, our clothes will include a tag that we can scan to obtain information.
How will we use new sensors to be able to measure and plan traffic in a way that facilitates urban planning?
The fashion industry encompasses much more than clothing and textiles — everything from cultivation, production, working conditions, transportation, design and marketing to customer habits, garbage sorting, returns and recycling.
In Veberöd in the eastern part of Lund municipality, Smart Villages has as its mission to investigate what digital technology can do for a smaller society — as a complement to the smart city.
On a cold day in February, the bus with about forty Swedish and Danish participants from companies, universities and municipalities drove to Veberöd.
In spring 2022, Lund University was one of more than 100 partners who submitted an application for the world's largest innovation initiative in the cultural and creative sectors and industries.
It started with a project with two sensors — now Kraftringen aims to install a total of 100 sensors that monitor faults in the electricity grid in Lund and the surrounding area.
Future by Lund's SOM project delivered more than twenty sub-projects. Particularly pleasing is that many of them live on and develop even long after the main project has been completed.
Researching how people travel and use the traffic system is important, among other things, for community planners.
With the Peritus Clinic, Medicon Village has acquired a new type of activity in the field — a business that performs diagnostics, treatment and care in urology.
