Dig-IT Lab’s centre director Jonas Anund Vogel was a speaker at Proptech 2025, where he talked about the future of digitalisation in the property sector. Read the full news article […]

The position is part of the larger research project “Digital technologies for informed and user-adapted building renovation”, funded by the Swedish Energy Agency. In the project, digital twins will be […]

The discussion about common standards in the real estate industry has been going on for decades. Now, Dig-IT Lab is launching its Testbed Xn — an infrastructure designed to speed […]

With a background in technical consultancy, most recently at Sweco, Björn Boberg joins Dig-IT Lab to research how digitalisation impacts organisations and collaborations in the built environment. In partnership with […]

A research collaboration between Einar Mattsson and KTH explores how AI can improve the understanding of renovation needs in various types of buildings. In the project ”AI-driven Predictive Maintenance Planning […]

The potential use of digital solutions in building renovation has not been thoroughly studied. In a recently approved project, starting in April 2025, Uppsala University and Akademiska Hus will collaborate […]

Zhipeng Li is the newest PhD student to join the Dig-IT Lab. He has a Master’s degree in Electrical Engineering from Sun Yat-sen University, Shenzhen, China. He will focus on […]

A graduate of KTH’s Master’s program in Information and Network Engineering, Ci Song completed his thesis on automated fault detection for HVAC systems. As a new PhD student at Dig-IT […]

Supriya Mini Soman is the newest PhD student to join the Dig-IT Lab. An Electrical and Electronics Engineer with a dual master’s in Sustainable Energy Systems from KTH and UPC, […]

In a debate article for Fastighetstidningen, three Dig-IT Lab researchers write about the possibilities and risks of AI and machine learning in construction and real estate, as well as discuss […]