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Kalmar innovation center in Sweden

Kalmar, part of Cargotec, has officially inaugurated its new Innovation Center in Ljungby, southern Sweden. Approximately 200 people will be based at the state of the art facility that has been designed to support new collaborative ways of working with modern architecture and cutting edge technology.
The new site will act as a focal point for further strengthening Kalmar’s digital offering, R&D capabilities, and prototype production and testing for the company’s mobile equipment portfolio and related services. It will also serve as a key hub for developing Kalmar’s digitalization capabilities, zero-emission machine product portfolio and automation technologies. The Innovation Center will also provide a showroom for customers to learn first hand about Kalmar’s latest innovations and test Kalmar solutions at the brand new test track where machines can be driven at full speed.
Dan Pettersson, Senior Vice President, Mobile Equipment, Kalmar: “We are exceptionally proud to open the doors of this fantastic new center, which represents a long-term investment in our digital capabilities and technologies. By gathering a diverse team of experts together in one place, we can innovate faster and reap the rewards of truly collaborative ways of working in order to strengthen our position as an industry leader.”
Antti Kaunonen, President, Kalmar: “Kalmar wants to shape the future of cargo and material handling. We believe that open innovation and co-creation are key elements of driving greater efficiency and sustainability across the entire value chain. Digitalization has opened up a world of possibilities for Kalmar and our customers, and this new center will play a significant role in helping us to realize innovations around these opportunities. We are looking forward to taking the next steps into the future together.”
Approximately 250 guests attended the opening ceremony, which featured a futuristic theme centered around movement and innovation.





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