Research centre established by:

KTH, Stockholm University and RISE
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Digitalize in Stockholm – the first steps towards KTH Digital Futures

More than 300 visitors, 15 speakers, five panels and 25 demo presentations.

The two-day event provided a mix of international speakers from prominent institutes, universities, organizations and companies from the public and private sectors focusing on the manufacturing industry, the future of transportation, smart cities and the next generation of governmental services.

Click here to watch full video presentations from the two days.

Digitalize in Stockholm – the first steps towards Digital Futures

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