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Smoofit wins Science Park Skövde’s Innovation Award 2025
Science Park Skövde’s Innovation Award is presented annually at the Skövde Business Gala. This year’s winner demonstrates how smart technology can drive real change. A big congratulations to Smoofit, winner of this year’s Innovation Award!
SparePartners Sweden helps companies save time and money
Three major industrial companies in the region, together with Jernbro Skövde, are collaborating in a pilot project aimed at testing a new solution for sharing inventory levels and information about insurance spare parts.
“With SparePartners Sweden’s system, companies can make significant savings by minimising long production stoppages,” says Erik Arnesson, founder of the company and participant in Science Park Skövde Startup.
The Minister for Culture visits Science Park Skövde
On Tuesday, Minister for Culture Parisa Liljestrand visited Science Park Skövde to gain deeper insight into Swedish game development and how Skövde has grown into one of the country’s key hubs for game companies.
Swedish Eclipsium praised by The New York Times
The Gothenburg based studio Housefire Games has quickly gone from a student project to an internationally recognised creator in the games industry. With their horror title Eclipsium they have sold more than 30 000 copies and were recently featured in The New York Times. Through Science Park Skövde's startup program för games, Sweden Game Startup, the team has received support, coaching and the opportunity to fully commit to their vision.
When passion meets pixels – the key to Dice Gambit’s success
Nine years ago, Danish friends Joshua Christiansen and Nina Sas met while studying in Malmö. Their shared dream of creating something of their own – and showcasing Nina’s distinctive artistic style – eventually led them, together with former co-founder Anton Pilmark, to Sweden Game Startup, Science Park Skövde’s startup program for game developers.