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After 13 exciting years at Lindholmen Science Park, it is now time for Niklas Wahlberg to leave his post as CEO and take on new challenges in the Volvo Group. “What I’ve been part of for all these years has been fantastic,” Niklas says.

Dr Steven Shladover, a pioneer in research on automated transport systems, attracted many interested to Lindholmen and Drive Sweden's guest lecture. He talked about the importance of connectivity between vehicles and between vehicles and infrastructure, and both looked back and far into the future. Here you can also see his lecture.

On May 16, Peter Eriksson, Minister for Digital Development, launched an international leading artificial intelligence collaboration (AI) - Data Factory & Arena. The venue will be established in Gothenburg at Lindholmen Science Park.

The first self-driving bus is now rolling in Gothenburg, at the Chalmers University of Technology campus in Johanneberg. The project which is led by RISE is a part of the Government’s innovation partnership program, “The next generation’s travel and transport,” and is funded in part by Vinnova through Drive Sweden.