KTH Live-In Lab offers a comprehensive infrastructure, with seamless integration between the physical and the digital. A full-scale test environment comprising everything from buildings and installations to housing, users and management organization, combined with a portal for research data from test beds and research results.
- Testbeds: KTH Live-In Lab offers a full-scale test environment ranging from buildings and installations to housing and management organizations. Research and testing can be carried out in real buildings, which means that not only the product or service itself is evaluated, but also how each component contributes to the performance of the building as a whole. Results from projects conducted within the framework of KTH Live-In Lab are thus achieving an unprecedented quality level.
3D Virtual tour in the Testbeds
- KTH Live-In Lab Datapool: KTH Live-In Lab's Datapool is our portal to research data from our Testbeds (buildings) and research results. The idea is to collect, store and share data to accelerate innovation in the built environment. The Datapool will be open for KTH students and teachers as well as collaborating researchers from industry partners.
KTH Live-In Lab offers full-scale testbeds with everything from apartments in building-exempt premises to a changeable and scalable infrastructure. KTH Live-In Lab can match customer projects with researchers from relevant interest areas and create individual offers within the framework of each project. It also includes a user- and property database and a very valuable collaboration platform.
KTH Live-In Lab offers a full-scale test environment ranging from buildings and installations to housing and management organizations. Research and testing can be carried out in real buildings, which means that not only the product or service itself is evaluated, but also how each component contributes to the performance of the building as a whole. Results from projects conducted within the framework of KTH Live-In Lab are thus achieving an unprecedented quality level.
KTH Live-In Lab encompasses a 300 m² building permit-free innovation environment with alterable student apartments (Testbed KTH), which enables studies on the future's resource-efficient and sustainable student housing. The KTH Live-In Lab also receives property and user data from 305 common student flats owned by Einar Mattsson (Testbed EM) and from the KTH campus education building owned by Akademiska Hus (Testbed AH).