Qamcom becomes a founding partner of AI Innovation of Sweden

Formally inaugurated at Lindholmen Science Park in Gothenburg today, AI Innovation of Sweden is a national centre for applied research, innovation and education in the field of Artificial Intelligence. Its objective is to serve as an engine for the Swedish AI ecosystem, bringing together a community of experts who intend on making a significant impact in the field; fuelling the Swedish economy; and accelerating the application of AI through cross-industry knowledge sharing and co-located and collaborative applied research projects.

Qamcom is uniquely positioned in the artificial intelligence space, with world-class expertise in signal processing, sensors, sensor fusion, wireless connectivity, embedded systems, AI, analytics and cloud. With more than 140 in-house developers focused on embedded systems and specialist consultancy services within Wireless Connectivity, Autonomous Systems and Industrial IoT, Qamcom has a successful history together with its customers of taking leading edge product ideas all the way to market-ready commercially viable products.

“We are a technology application expert with strong competence in signal processing, automation and wireless communication. AI provides us with yet another tool to develop creative and cutting-edge ideas into fully formed new and innovative solutions”, said Ann Louise Johansson, CEO, Qamcom Research & Technology Stockholm. “We are delighted to be taking a leadership role in AI Innovation of Sweden and look forward to collaborating with other Swedish tech leaders, elevating Sweden’s position in the global AI space.”

“Sweden needs to focus its efforts on research and innovation within AI in order to enhance its long-term competitiveness and its opportunities to develop solutions that meet important needs in society,” said Darja Isaksson, Director General, Vinnova. “AI Innovation of Sweden represents an important piece of the puzzle.”

Artificial Intelligence is emerging as the key technology for innovation, job growth and societal development. Worldwide, vast sums are being invested in infrastructure, research, education and innovation. Sweden is a relatively late starter and the AI Innovation of Sweden initiative aims to close the gap. More than 40 organizations and companies – from across the public, educational and private sectors – have joined AI innovation of Sweden, with more expected.