In this episode of the Meet Sandvik podcast, host Marita Sander interviews Mattias Nilsson, President of Sandvik Manufacturing Solutions. The discussion centers around the role and impact of digital solutions in component manufacturing.

The state-of-the-art test mine in Tampere, Finland is a hub of activity for research and development at Sandvik. It’s here that customers can find Laura Hokkanen, a passionate dancer and specialist in mining digitalization.

Talented startups from around the world took up the challenge to develop concepts that make mining and manufacturing safer, smarter and more sustainable.

As a young girl growing up in different cities in northern part of India, Garima Singh had her head in the stars – she wanted to be an astrophysicist. An introduction to computer programming at the age of 12 rocketed her into the digital world and eventually an international career.

From electric mining equipment and digital component manufacturing to eco-efficient rock processing: President and CEO Stefan Widing outlines how Sandvik will excel in tomorrow’s world.

Science fiction meets reality in Tampere (Finland), where digital mining technologies are being tested underground, and new software offers 3D visualizations of mines that have yet to exist.

Many industries are digitalizing their work processes. For large and complex projects such as those in mining, the availability of new technologies has enabled companies to better identify sustainable and cost-efficient methods for ore extraction.

By combining tools with digital processes, Sandvik can offer customers more efficient and sustainable manufacturing solutions.

From electric mining equipment and digital component manufacturing to eco-efficient rock processing: President and CEO Stefan Widing outlines how Sandvik will excel in tomorrow's world.

Sandvik is investing in AI and sees a lot of potential in areas such as predictive maintenance.

CAD and CAM is the use of software and computer-controlled machinery to automate a manufacturing process and identify which tools to use.

A unique fusion of artistry spanning 500 years from some of the world’s most iconic sculptors was made possible through AI and advanced digital manufacturing solutions from Sandvik.

Artificial intelligence is already having a major impact on manufacturing operations around the world.

A swedish team of software engineering students, sponsored by Sandvik, took part in an international space-themed hackathon in France.

A Sandvik research team has received funding to investigate if it’s possible to replace cobalt in the company’s rock tool drill bits.