On-going Societal Innovation projects
One ambition of Digital Futures is to generate societal impact, and here with the focus on the broader area of Stockholm, to work together with public stakeholders like the City of Stockholm and Region Stockholm. Due to the role of these and other public stakeholders, innovation through digital transformation comes with a different set of opportunities – scale being an important one – addressing different challenges. Societal Innovation Projects are the project form in Digital Futures that address this special constellation and needs.
Successful Societal Innovation Projects will bring together actors from the academic, industrial and public space – triple helix model of innovation – define a promising scope of introducing digital technologies in the public sector, and demonstrate a path towards wide-scale adoption in the triple helix constellation.
AI-Based Detection of Colorectal Cancer in Primary care
Developing a Risk Prediction Tool to use as an early warning system in primary care, aimed at cancer using Colorectal Cancer as the first test case...
Barriers and enabling factors for digitalisation in the Swedish water sector
Understanding the digital innovation gap in the Swedish Water and Sewerage sector in order to increase the speed of digital transformation of the sector...
ChEss Machines For ElectriFiEd Construction SiTes (EFFECT)
Develop a digital twin of electrified construction site resources, processes, and their dependencies to evaluate the potential cost and benefit of best-practice electrification of a construction site...
Data-driven Improvement of Work-Flows at the Karolinska University Hospital
A model-based decision-making tool for planning, designing and improving patient flows at the Karolinska University Hospital...
Large-scale delivery of an Internet-based psychological intervention in Region Stockholm using an advanced e-learning platform (QB-ACT)
Addressing critical challenges in mental health care: the growing demand for services and insufficient accessibility. Internet-based psychological interventions offer scalable solutions but often face issues like low engagement and high dropout rates...