The department Geometry and Motion Planning works in close collaboration with the Chalmers Wingquist Laboratory and develops simulation technology for automatic path-planning and line-balancing, sealing, virtual paint, flexible materials, metrology, and intelligently moving manikins.
The department Computational Engineering and Design works on novel numerical methods, fast algorithms and engineering tools to support virtual product and process development. Applications include fluid dynamics, structural dynamics and electromagnetics.
The department Systems and Data Analysis offers competence in dynamics systems, prediction and control, image and video analysis, mathematical statistics, and quality engineering in both technical and biological/biomedical applications.