The simulator provides a complete driver environment — from hand-wheel actuators and control algorithms to communication and diagnostics. This technology replaces traditional mechanical steering with intelligent actuators, unlocking new possibilities for safety, flexibility, and design freedom.

“Steer-by-Wire will redefine how we experience driving,” says Mattias Gudasic, CTO at Sigma Technology Embedded Solutions. “Our simulator enables safe, fast validation of these next-generation systems and positions Swedish engineering at the heart of the autonomous revolution.”

Steer-by-Wire systems are still emerging and are used today by only a few pioneers. At the same time, the system is a necessity to enable autonomous driving. Sigma Technology’s platform helps accelerate wider adoption by creating a safe and efficient testbed for automakers and Tier 1 suppliers developing autonomous vehicle control systems and working with ASIL-D-level systems — the highest safety classification in automotive engineering.

“Our goal is to build a development and validation platform that supports innovation across the industry,” adds Mattias Gudasic. “By combining expertise in functional safety and system design, we’re creating a foundation for future intelligent drive systems.”

Sigma Technology’s Steer-by-Wire simulator is available for demonstration at the company’s Jönköping office and can be showcased at technology events or customer sites. For more information, please contact Mattias Gudasic.

Watch a video from the project:

About Steer-by-Wire

Steer-by-Wire is a new technology that replaces traditional mechanical steering with intelligent actuators, unlocking a new driving experience. Steer-by-Wire enhances vehicle dynamics, frees up design space, and enables autonomous driving.

The Steer-by-Wire system requires the highest safety-critical level in automotive, ASIL-D, to ensure redundancy, fault tolerance, and safe operation even under failure conditions, as no mechanical linkage or fallback is available.

Sigma Technology’s Steer-by-Wire simulator provides OEMs and carmakers with opportunities for traffic simulation across different scenarios, driver-in-the-loop testing, multiple steering ratios and angles, hard-end and soft-end stops, and force-feedback algorithms, among other features.

About Sigma Technology’s R&D Forum

The R&D Forum is a launchpad for future-ready solutions. All initiatives are rooted in real-world client challenges, driving the digital revolution in mobility and electrification.

For more information, contact:

Mattias Gudasic, CTO at Sigma Technology Embedded Solutions, mattias.gudasic@sigmatechnology.com

Nataly Lamkén, Chief Communication Officer at Sigma Technology Group, nataly.lamken@sigmatechnology.com

About Sigma Technology Group

Sigma Technology Group, part of the Sigma Group, is a privately-owned global technology consulting company with operations in Sweden, Hungary, Kosovo, Norway, Germany, and Ukraine, and global delivery to Europe, the USA, and Asia. Sigma Technology Group offers cutting-edge expertise in software development, product information, embedded systems design & development, digital solutions, and IT infrastructure with expert consultants, offshore delivery, and development teams.

For a complete picture, visit sigmatechnology.com

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Anna Lantz and Johan Edlund, Sigma Technology IT Group

Sigma Technology IT Group has signed a framework agreement with the National Board of Health and Welfare (Socialstyrelsen in Swedish) for the delivery of expert consulting services. Under this agreement, Sigma Technology can provide specialist expertise to the agency to meet growing civil defense demands.

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The IT Woman of the Year award highlights female role models whose drive, commitment, and contributions inspire more people to pursue a career in the IT industry in the Linnaeus Region. The event is organized by Witech and Linnaeus University, together with main sponsors Fortnox, Volvo Construction Equipment, Södra, and Sigma Technology.

Happy and secure people build successful companies

Amelie has worked in leadership roles for more than 10 years and has been active in the IT industry since 2021. With her inclusive leadership style and passion for diversity, she has built strong teams and a culture rooted in trust and psychological safety. Her philosophy is simple yet powerful: happy and secure people build successful companies.

She is actively involved in networks such as Witech and works to encourage more people, especially young talents, to discover opportunities in tech, including through coding initiatives for children.

“Differences are fantastic. I want to create spaces where equality and inclusion are a given, and where a multifaceted industry is the norm,” says Amelie Olsen.

The IT industry in the Linnaeus Region continues to grow, and the need for more women in tech remains high. Initiatives such as Femmegineering by Sigma and collaborations with Witech are central to Sigma Technology’s efforts to promote gender equality and strengthen the regional talent pipeline.

“Amelie is a leader who not only drives business growth but also pushes the industry forward. Her work to build inclusive teams truly makes a difference, both for us as a company and for the region’s tech ecosystem,” says Daniel Björkman, President at Sigma Technology Informatics Solutions.

About the “IT Woman of the Year in the Linnaeus Region” award

The winner receives a year-long individual development program that provides knowledge, experience, and networking opportunities from the award’s key partners. The nomination process is open to everyone, and finalists and the winner are selected by a jury consisting of representatives from academia and industry. This is the fourth year the award has been presented. Last year’s (2024) winner was Liv Ortiz Andersson from Fortnox.

About Sigma Technology Group

Sigma Technology Group, part of Sigma Group, is a privately owned global technology consulting company operating in Sweden, Hungary, Norway, Germany, Kosovo, and Ukraine, delivering internationally to Europe, the USA, and Asia. Sigma Technology Group offers cutting-edge expertise in software development, product information, design, embedded systems, digital solutions, and IT infrastructure through expert consultants, offshore delivery, and development teams.

For a complete overview, visit sigmatechnology.com.

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Approximately every fifth day, a TMA vehicle is hit on Swedish roads. A TMA truck (Truck-Mounted Attenuator) is a specialized vehicle equipped with crash cushions and digital signs that warn and guide road users through roadwork zones. In 2022 alone, 70 such collisions occurred, several of which resulted in injuries. Now, Sigma Technology Embedded Network, together with Telia, RISE, Trafikverket, Svevia, and Halmstad University, is launching a major innovation project to significantly reduce these incidents using 5G technology, real-time data, and intelligent digital signage.

Within the CyberInfra project, today’s static warning signs on TMA vehicles are being transformed into intelligent, connected units that automatically adapt warnings based on traffic flow and send real-time information to both road users and traffic control centers.

“Every collision is a potential tragedy. With 5G-based communication and real-time data, we can warn faster and prevent accidents before they happen,” says Danilo Chinchilla, President at Sigma Technology Embedded Network.

The technology builds on 5G Standalone (SA), part of Telia and Ericsson’s joint innovation program NorthStar. 5G SA is critical, enabling dedicated network slicing, lower latency, and robust connectivity for safety-critical functions.

The project also includes developing blockchain-based data protection and advanced PKI (Public Key Infrastructure) solutions to ensure that traffic information remains traceable, tamper-proof, and safely usable in central mobility systems.

“If we could scale up this solution, we would see safer roadworks not only for the people working there but also for other motorists,” says Johannes Berg, Innovation Manager at the Swedish Transport Administration.

Watch a video from the project:

More About the CyberInfra Project

• CyberInfra is funded by Vinnova through the “Advanced Digitalisation” program and runs until spring 2026.
• The project transforms the TMA vehicle’s digital signage from static warning systems into intelligent, 5G-connected units. By combining real-time data with sensors such as cameras and radar, the signs can dynamically update warnings based on current traffic conditions while sending insights back to the traffic control center. This enables secure two-way communication between roadwork vehicles, central traffic systems, and road users with the goal of reducing accidents and improving working conditions.
• Blockchain-based immutability and PKI are key components in ensuring secure and reliable data communication for critical road traffic infrastructure.
• Testing is carried out at RISE’s AstaZero proving ground for automated transport systems as well as in real-world roadwork environments. These tests aim to evaluate the effectiveness of the new infrastructure and provide valuable insights for developing future digital traffic systems.
• CyberInfra builds on previous feasibility studies focused on improving the safety of TMA-based roadwork closures.

For more information, please contact:

• Danilo Chinchilla Sosa, President at Sigma Technology Embedded Network, danilo.chinchilla@sigmatechnology.com.
• Nataly Lamkén, Chief Communications Officer at Sigma Technology Group, nataly.lamken@sigmatechnology.com.

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Sigma Technology Group remains dedicated to its main value – to put people in focus, creating a culture where every employee is seen, heard, and supported. This recognition by Universum reflects the high level of employee satisfaction, engagement, and loyalty within the company. Each year, employees vote to recommend the organizations they believe excel in these areas, and this year’s results prove Sigma Technology Group’s people-first values.

Carl Vikingsson, CEO of Sigma Technology Group, shares: “Great companies are not built by systems, they’re built by people who care. This award has a thousand names – and we call them colleagues. Every day, they bring innovation, empathy, and drive to everything we do. In 2025, our focus is on nurturing leadership at every level and creating even more opportunities for our people to grow, connect, and make an impact.”

Ranking among Sweden’s Top 3 Best Employers once again shows that Sigma Technology’s competitive edge is its culture. Carl adds: “Recognition like this isn’t the finish line, it’s feedback in motion. It tells us we are heading in the right direction, but also where we still have challenges to keep growing.”

Claes Peyron, Managing Director for Nordics & UK at Universum, congratulated Sigma Technology Group on this milestone, saying: “Congratulations to Sigma Technology, who for the 8th year running is top 3 in Sweden’s Best Employers. The long-term focus and an inclusive culture where the employees can be themselves are stand out factors for the company. This is not a quick fix, it’s an people first focus that comes from the inside and which year after year creates great and loyal ambassadors.”

About the Universum’s Best Employers Survey

Universum, one of the most popular job portals in Sweden, publishes the ranking of Sweden’s Best Employers every year. The survey took place between 2024 and 2025 and collected almost 34,000 votes. The ranking is built based on total score from three areas: loyalty, internal identity, and satisfaction and recommendation. The companies that end up among TOP 10 best employers have a total score of higher than 77.

For more information, contact

Nataly Lamkén, Chief Communications Officer at Sigma Technology Group, nataly.lamken@sigmatechnology.com

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Sigma Technology has signed a new framework agreement with Norske tog, s the state-owned company responsible for purchasing, adapting, and managing trains in Norway. Following a national procurement process, Sigma Technology Elevate was awarded two key areas: Master Data and Document Control, as part of a larger initiative to strengthen technical advisory services for the country’s entire train fleet.

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With over 250 members from 30 companies across Kronoberg and Kalmar, WiTech has grown into a strong meeting place for women in IT and technology. Founded in 2017 in Växjö, the network’s goal is to inspire more girls and women to pursue a career in tech and to build bridges between students, academia, and industry.

“Diversity, equality, and inclusion are essential to a workplace where everyone feels safe and motivated. I want to drive WiTech forward by creating more opportunities for collaboration and knowledge sharing, and by showing that a gender-equal tech industry is a stronger tech industry,” says Amelie Olsen.

New initiative: WiTech takes over “IT Woman of the Year”

Starting in 2025, WiTech—together with Linnaeus University—will be responsible for the “IT Woman of the Year” award in the Linnaeus region. The prize is awarded to a woman who actively works for inclusion and diversity and who inspires more people to choose a career in IT.

“Highlighting female role models is crucial to attracting the next generation of talent to the industry. ‘IT Woman of the Year’ is our major initiative to increase gender equality in the region,” says Amelie Olsen.

Sigma Technology continues support as main sponsor

Sigma Technology Informatics Solutions has long supported WiTech through mentorship programs, youth initiatives, and networking events. With the renewed sponsorship, the company strengthens its position as one of Sweden’s leading actors in advancing gender equality in the tech sector.

“We are proud to stand behind WiTech and its important work. Continuing our sponsorship is a natural step for us. It is important to be strategic in our partnerships, and WiTech’s efforts go hand in hand with our own initiatives such as Femmegineering. Together, we can accelerate the development of a more equal and sustainable industry,” says Daniel Björkman, President at Sigma Technology Informatics Solutions.

For more information, contact:

Amelie Olsen, Chairwoman, WiTech Network
Unit Manager, Sigma Technology Informatics Solutions
amelie.olsen@sigmatechnology.com

About WiTech

• WiTech aims to create a platform and network for both students and companies to highlight female role models and inspire the younger generation to pursue a career in IT.

• Founded in 2017 in Växjö, the network has been supported by industry and academia. Today, WiTech has over 250 members representing more than 30 companies in Kronoberg and Kalmar.

• WiTech is a non-profit, independent association led by a board representing both industry and academia. Learn more at witech.nu.

About Sigma Technology Group

Sigma Technology Group, part of Sigma Group, is a privately owned global technology consulting company operating in Sweden, Hungary, Norway, Germany, Kosovo, and Ukraine, delivering internationally to Europe, the USA, and Asia. Sigma Technology Group offers cutting-edge expertise in software development, product information, design and development of embedded systems, digital solutions, and IT infrastructure through expert consultants, offshore deliveries, and development teams.
For a complete overview, visit sigmatechnology.com.
Sigma is owned by Danir AB and has approximately 4,500 employees and a partner network in 17 countries.

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This collaboration will combine Sigma Technology’s deep expertise in software development and product information consulting with Google Cloud’s cutting-edge infrastructure, AI capabilities, and scalable cloud solutions. Together, the two companies aim to empower organizations to modernize their operations, enhance data-driven decision-making, and accelerate time-to-market for digital products.

The partnership will focus on several key areas:

• Cloud Migration & Modernization: Sigma Technology will support enterprises in transitioning legacy systems to Google Cloud’s secure and scalable infrastructure, ensuring minimal disruption and maximum performance.
• AI & Machine Learning Integration: Leveraging Google Cloud’s Vertex AI and BigQuery, Sigma will help clients build intelligent applications and predictive analytics solutions tailored to their business needs.
• Industry-Specific Solutions: Joint development of tailored solutions for sectors such as manufacturing, telecom, and space, combining Sigma’s domain expertise with Google Cloud’s technology stack.
• Education & Enablement:A co-branded training program will be launched to upskill developers and IT professionals in cloud-native technologies, fostering a stronger tech ecosystem and promoting efficient and sustainable use of cloud resources.

Miki Bata, Head of Business Development at Sigma Technology Hungary, commented:

“We are thrilled to join forces with Google Cloud. With deep roots in R&D-focused industries in the Nordics and beyond, Sigma Technology’s wide customer base already looks forward to the new capabilities that the cooperation with Google Cloud can offer.”

Boris Georgiev, Director of Google Cloud for Central and Eastern Europe, added:

“Google Cloud is deeply committed to accelerating the digital transformation and economic growth across Central and Eastern Europe. We’re constantly expanding our local capabilities to deliver top-class AI solutions and cloud infrastructure through partnerships with companies like Sigma Technology.”

Achieving Google Cloud Partner status positions Sigma Technology among a selected group of certified providers recognized for their expertise in deploying and managing Google Cloud technologies. This milestone gives existing and new clients direct access to Google’s advanced infrastructure, AI capabilities, and sustainability-driven innovations combined with Sigma Technology’s deep industry knowledge and flexible delivery model from Hungary and Central Europe.

The partnership is already underway, with pilot projects being launched in Hungary and Sweden with further expansion plans across Northern Europe, Benelux, and CEE commencing in 2026.

For media inquiries, please, contact:

Sigma Technology Hungary

Miki Bata, Head of Business Development at Sigma Technology Hungary

Email: miki.bata@sigmatechnology.com

Website: http://www.sigmatechnology.com

Nataly Lamkén, Chief Communications Officer at Sigma Technology Group

nataly.lamken@sigmatechnology.com

Google Cloud

Pawel Luty, Comms Manager Nordics, Poland, CEE at Google Cloud

Email: pawelluty@google.com

Website: cloud.google.com

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Being among “Europe’s greenest cities,” Växjö aims to be fossil-fuel free and climate-neutral by 2030, backed by a Climate City Contract and decades of concrete action in renewable energy, efficient district heating, and sustainable urban development. With more than 99% renewable heat since 2020, Växjö combines climate action with steady growth — a strong platform for companies to scale sustainable solutions in collaboration with regional partners, Linnaeus University, and the industry.

Sigma Technology Solutions Group has signed Växjödeklarationen, Växjö municipality’s cross-sector sustainability pledge connected to Sustainable Växjö 2030.

“Växjö shows what real, local climate leadership looks like – collaboration, measurable progress, and a practical roadmap to 2030. By signing Växjödeklarationen, we are committing our people and our know-how to help customers and partners decarbonize operations, build resilient supply chains, and create inclusive growth in Kronoberg,” says Niklas Malmros, CEO, Sigma Technology Solutions Group.

He continues: “It gives us a clear framework, a network of peers, and a city that’s already delivering on climate goals. That combination helps our teams prototype with customers faster, prove impact in Växjö, and then scale what works across Sweden and the Nordics.”

Sigma Technology has been operating in Växjö since 2002 and is an active player supporting the region’s municipal, educational, and societal initiatives promoting Växjö’s and Kronoberg’s competitiveness by partnering with Växjö commun, Linnaeus university, and Företagsfabriken.

About Växjö’s sustainability trajectory

The municipality’s sustainability program, Hållbara Växjö 2030,sets five goal areas and tracks progress through over 50 indicators published annually. Växjö’s green transition is underpinned by long-standing investments in renewables (including bio-based district heating) and a formal Climate City Contract to reach climate neutrality by 2030.

Växjö hosts two public signing events each year (Earth Week in the spring and the MAT week in September) and now counts over 80 signatories, providing companies with a concrete framework and an active network of peers to accelerate implementation.

Learn more at https://www.vaxjo.se/sidor/hallbar-utveckling/vaxjo-kommuns-hallbarhetsarbete.html

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Sigma Technology has collaborated with Sveriges Radio as a subcontractor for the past three years, including supporting the company on its cloud journey. Sigma Technology IT Group is now one of three awardees in the new framework agreements for IT consulting services. The agreement runs for two years with an option to extend for an additional two.

Under the framework agreement, Sigma Technology will contribute expertise in IT infrastructure, software development, digitalization, and cloud-based solutions. The services cover both deep technical knowledge and leadership to support Sveriges Radio’s ongoing development and innovation.

Sveriges Radio is continuously forming new teams and complementing its in-house organization with external specialists. Through the collaboration with Sigma Technology, the company gains access to experienced consultants who can drive development projects, strengthen existing teams, and add know-how in emerging technology areas.

“This is a very important partnership for us. Sveriges Radio is a key player in society with high demands on technology, accessibility, and security. Being one of three winners in this tender shows that our combined strengths in cloud, digitalization, and IT are a perfect fit for their needs. We look forward to contributing to their development by delivering both specialist knowledge and leadership in complex projects,” says Rashin Kabodvand, President at Sigma Technology Cloud and account lead for the framework agreement.

“This is an important milestone in our journey to offer broad, high-quality solutions in digitalization and sustainable development. We are proud of the trust placed in us by Sveriges Radio and to be one of their selected suppliers of IT consulting services,” says Johan Edlund, CEO of Sigma Technology IT Group.

Sigma Technology IT Group is part of Sigma Technology Group AB and is one of the Nordic region’s leading consulting companies in Cloud, Digitalization, Software Development, and IT. The new framework agreement further strengthens the company’s position as a key partner to mission-critical operations in Sweden and across the Nordics.

For more information, please contact:

Rashin Kabodvand, President at Sigma Technology Cloud, rashin.kabodvand@sigmatechnology.com
Johan Edlund, CEO of Sigma Technology IT Group, johan.edlund@sigmatechnology.com
Nataly Lamkén, Chief Communications Officer at Sigma Technology Group, nataly.lamken@sigmatechnology.com

About Sveriges Radio

Sveriges Radio operates radio services in accordance with the broadcasting license granted by the government. Sveriges Radio’s operations are financed by an individual public service fee collected via the tax return.

Sveriges Radio has four channels that offer nationwide coverage. The local organization consists of 25 P4 channels as well as Sameradion, Meänraatio, Sveriges Radio Finska, P3 Din Gata in Malmö, P4 Södertälje, and P6 in Stockholm. The offering is complemented by on-demand content and digital content that Sveriges Radio offers, as well as content shared on social media.

For more information, visit http://www.sverigesradio.se

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