Annual Workshop 2026

Welcome to SEDDITs Annual Workshop 17-19 November 2026!

 

We are pleased to invite you to the SEDDIT Annual Workshop, organized in collaboration with Volvo Cars in Gothenburg. This year’s workshop will begin on 17 November with a thematic workshop “SEDDIT in an AI-perspective” and conclude on 19 November with a study visit at Volvo Cars.

Fill in details about your participation before 6 November in this registration form.

Workshop Program

November 17. Thematic Workshop-SEDDIT in an AI-perspective

Venue: House Volvo Cars PVD. Address: Volvo Pvd, Volvo Jakobs v 17, 418 78 Göteborg – https://share.google/ZkuuZyEe1Ay6zXjdn

The thematic workshop will provide perspectives from industry and academia on the role of AI in people, processes, and products.

Time Activity
12.00-13.00 Lunch
13.00-13.30 Mind the gap in AI transformation: From incremental gains to systemic shifts. Nicolette Lakemond (Linköping University)
13.30-14.30 Industry perspective by Gunnar Holmberg (Saab AB), Anders Sjögren (Volvo Cars) and Jonas Holmborn (Traton AB)
14.30-15.00 Coffee
15.00-15.45 Proof at machine speed – discovery, proof and the changing world of engineering mathematics. Johan Löfberg (Linköping University)
15.45-16.30 Jan Bosch (Chalmers University of Technology)
16.30 Discussion and closing
19.00 Dinner at restaurant  Axet, https://www.krogaxet.se/

 

November 18. Annual Workshop Day 1

Venue: House Volvo Cars PVD. Address: Volvo Pvd, Volvo Jakobs v 17, 418 78 Göteborg – https://share.google/ZkuuZyEe1Ay6zXjdn

Time Activity
09:30-09.45 Coffee
09:45-10.00 Welcome & Introduction by Svante Gunnarsson (Linköping University)
10:00-11.00 Designing for drivers as they are, not as engineers want them to be.

Mikael Jung Aust (Sr. Technical Leader – Crash Prevention at Volvo Cars)
Ulrich Sander (Sr. Technical Leader – Safety Data, Analytics & Insight at Volvo Cars)

11:00-11.30 SEDDIT Industrial Challenge

Presentation by SEDDIT PhD students

11:30-11.45 Project overview and poster teaser
11:45-13:45 Lunch and poster session
13:45-14.30 Status update from SEDDIT PhD student projects.

  • Filip Lindström, Vibration-Based Fault Diagnosis of Automotive Structures
  • Eric Sevonius, Towards collaborative map-aided navigation in GNSS-denied environments
14:30-15.00 Coffee
15:00-16.00 The Role and Potential of Diagnosis in Designing Resilient Systems. Ingo Pill (Graz University of Technology)
16:00-16.15 Sum up and closing
16:30-17:30 Board meeting
19:00 Dinner at River Restaurant on the Pier, https://www.riverrestaurant.se/

 

November 19. Annual Workshop Day 2

Study visit to facilities at Volvo Cars.

The program is expected to begin at approximately 09:00 and conclude around 13:30, with lunch included as part of the program. The bus back to Linköping will depart at 13:45. Further details, including the final programme and practical information, will be shared closer to the event.