Research & Innovation

Gimic develops advanced digitization of spotting patterns for sheet metal forming and die casting

Vinnova has awarded Gimic just over two million SEK for a research project together with RISE, Blekinge Institute of Technology, and Volvo Cars. The project aims to develop AI-based digitalization for sheet metal forming and die casting.

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Vinnova has decided to grant new research funding within the call "Validate research in advanced digitalisation in real-world environments".

The Adsup project has been granted just over two million SEK over 1.5 years and is being conducted in collaboration between Gimic, RISE, Blekinge Institute of Technology, and Volvo Cars.

"This funding from Vinnova enables us to revolutionize spotting patterns for sheet metal forming and die casting. Through advanced digitalisation, we can improve accuracy and efficiency, and reduce both costs and environmental impact."

— Marcus Nilsson, CTO Gimic

For further information

Henrik Arvsell, CEO Gimic AB

henrik.arvsell@gimic.se

+46 72-585 56 05

Michelle Bergström, Marketing Gimic AB

michelle@gimic.se

+46 73-500 25 57

About Gimic in brief

Gimic develops AI-based systems for automated quality control and process monitoring in the manufacturing industry. Through proprietary AI models and advanced image analysis, we replace manual inspections with automated solutions that contribute to higher quality, reduced waste, and more efficient production.