Wingquist Laboratory is dedicated to advancing research in Digital Product Realization, allowing for the simultaneous development and verification of complex mechanical products and their production systems without physical prototypes. This approach is essential for enhancing the competitiveness of the Swedish manufacturing industry and promoting practical applications across various sectors.
Explore the impact of our research
Discover how we work to stimulate research excellence to enhance industrial competitiveness.
Simulations improve variation management in manufacturing
Learn about the development of the well-established RD&T software, a key outcome of their research at Wingquist Laboratory.
20 years of digitalizing manufacturing industry
Discover our two-decade journey of innovation and transformation in the manufacturing sector through a series of videos on YouTube.
Highlights from our Linkedin
Learn about our innovative research projects and meet the talented researchers behind them.
Can robots learn to handle flexible objects like cables and clothes?
Rita Laezza explores this question through research on Deformable Object Manipulation (DOM), and shares insights about the research.
How can we improve manual assembly operations for better geometric quality?
Utilizing the IMMA manikin, the research project AMIGO wanted to determine the level of complexity for manual assembly operations.
How can we enhance sustainable production while maintaining efficiency?
The research projects VISP aimed to develop a model-based decision support system to help manufacturers navigate the balance between flexibility and efficiency for modifying their platforms.
The Dig4Reman project
Additive manufacturing is a rapidly growing field with both research and industrial applications. One important application is remanufacturing, which allows the reuse of worn and damaged products without producing entirely new parts.
GROMCAP: Geometrical robustness for mega casted aluminum part
The automotive industry is constantly evolving, and one of the latest trends is Megacasting. This innovative approach involves replacing numerous sheet metal parts with a single large aluminum casting, making the manufacturing process more efficient and sustainable, and reducing costs.