Kristian Sandström, Adjunct Professor (not working at IDT anymore)
Kristian Sandström is a Researcher in computer engineering. He received a Ph.D. from the Royal Institute of Technology (KTH), Stockholm (2002) and worked at Mälardalen university as a Senior Lecturer. He has for many years given graduate, post-graduate, and industrial courses in several topics including; enginering of complex embedded systems, real-time systems, and distributed real-time systems. His research interest includes software architecture, design, analysis, and implementation of embedded real-time systems with high demands on reliability.
After his position as a Senior Lecturer Kristian co-funded and worked at ZealCore Embedded Solutions. He subsequently has been employed as a team manager at ENEA and currently as a Principal Scientist at ABB.
Design considerations introducing analytics as a “dual use” in complex industrial embedded systems (Sep 2021) Daniel Hallmans, Stig Larsson , Kristian Sandström, Niclas Ericsson, Thomas Nolte 2021 ETFA – IEEE 26th International Conference on Emerging Technologies and Factory Automation (ETFA)
Challenges in providing sustainable analytic of system of systems with long life time (Jun 2021) Daniel Hallmans, Stig Larsson , Thomas Nolte, Kristian Sandström 16th Annual System of Systems Engineering Conference (SoSe21)
Development of methods that support exploration of simple and low-cost IoT-aided improvement solutions at manufacturing plants (Oct 2018) Yuji Yamamoto, Kristian Sandström The 2018 Annual Autumn Meeting of Japan Industrial Management Association (JIMA)
Karakuri IoT – the concept and the result of pre-study (Sep 2018) Yuji Yamamoto, Kristian Sandström Proceedings Advances in Manufacturing Technology XXXIII (ICMR2018)
A Resource Efficient Framework to Run Automotive Embedded Software on Multi-core ECUs (Jan 2018) Hamid Reza Faragardi, Björn Lisper, Kristian Sandström, Thomas Nolte Journal of Systems and Software (JSS)
Delay Mitigation in Offloaded Cloud Controllers in Industrial IoT (Mar 2017) Saad Mubeen, Pavlos Nikolaidis , Alma Didic , Hongyu Pei-Breivold, Kristian Sandström, Moris Behnam Journal of IEEE Access (ACCESS)
Matthias Becker (former)