Tobias Larsson | Professor (PhD)
Professor and research entrepreneur in product development and innovation
For Siemens-Elema, a seminar was put together to demonstrate possibilities with modeling and simulation to improve the product development. The seminar will demonstrate the potential of simulation in product development process. It offers a view of what...
Foundation for Strategic Research via the ProViking research programme. 2003-2006 (finalized) PROJECT SUMMARY This research programme proposes to investigate the development of Functional Products, the development of integration between hardware,...
National Aviation Engineering Research Programme Project: NFFP490 – Functional Jet Engine Components 2003-2007 (finalized) PROJECT SUMMARY When selling a product today it contains much more than just hardware. Without a...
This project concerned the creation of a velodrome curve for the Kalix raceway coming up to their Swedish championship hosting. The task involved mapping the existing raceway track geometry, performing...
This project was performed together with Hägglunds Drives AB in Mellansel, Örnsköldsvik, and concerned dynamic analysis of their hydraulic engine designs. The motive was to find maximum forces between rollers...
VINNOVA programme “Effective Product Development” 2002-2005 (finalized) PROJECT SUMMARY The conceptual design phase is the perhaps most important phase, determining most functions and cost of the forthcoming product. Knowing that...
During the course of the work at Luleå University of Technology I did lots of work in the area of high speed train current collector systems together with my colleagues....
In the GUL project a radically new, and patented, engine was being further developed and analyzed, with focus on dynamic loads. Animations and force diagrams were also developed. View animation...
This project was performed together with MCM Engine Technology Inc. in Costa Mesa, California, USA, and concerned design and dynamic analysis of an innovative variable valve technology, primarily intended for...