Author: Tobias Larsson

The course is focused on, together with external partner, carrying out a product-service system innovation project with sustainability and innovation focus.

The MOVE framework is designed to help you plan an effective internal workshop to address the innovation capabilities within your group or company.

In cooperation with Dynapac, this advanced project explored a real-time process of product-services development.

For this project, MSPIs worked with a startup Swedish company named Paperton.

MSPIs worked with Canadian company Castagra on industrial coating. The students explored the product from the mine and field to its use and application.

The student group made a prototype of how a future asphalt compaction machine might work, including a remote control and road cam!

This project was about coming with an extreme PSS idea in collaboration with a partner company.

A project in the PSS Extreme Innovation course at BTH has developed a Med Tech Leg Rest.

Magnus Fast, Product Responsible, from Dynapac Compaction Equipment gave a guest lecture in the Value Innovation course at BTH.

The Service Design Blog interviews Aaron Lewis and Mark Simmons on their thesis project "P2P Carsharing Service Design: Informing User Experience Development".

Summer activities for our MSPIs meant being out and about doing various things; taking summer courses, doing internships around the globe, relaxing… and cycling to Serbia!

These are the final theses of MSPI Class of 2012.

Swedish Social Democrats leader Stefan Löfven visited BTH on June 11 on his innovation tour around Sweden.

In October 2011, the students and staff from BTH visited Sapa Heat Transfer in Finspång, where they participated in a workshop focusing on value chain collaboration.

MSPI'12 now present their theses. 9 highly relevant theses for product-service innovators.