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At Saab-NTU Joint Lab, we aim to be the world-leading laboratory in Air Traffic Management & Tower Control and Unmanned Underwater Vehicles domains.
We develop the next-generation technologies to enhance the capabilities of Saab products & services in these areas
and groom the research talent for Saab AB via Ph.D. training.
Saab AB - Our Leading Partner
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"Saab-NTU Joint Lab evolves from Saab’s strategy to digitalise our programmes & products.
For Saab digitalised research programme, we selected several institutions & countries as collaborators.
Singapore is our very first partner in Asia to have a research centre. For that, NTU is our top choice."
Dr. Jovice Ng Boon Sing
Co-Director, Saab-NTU Joint Lab
Research Director, Saab Singapore
NTU and Saab jointly committed a total of S$13m for the R&D activities of Saab-NTU Joint Lab (SNJL).
Saab's research in Singapore focuses on the market needs of the Asian region. SNJL will contribute towards developing the next-generation products and services in the fields of air traffic management and underwater robotics with a focus on such areas as artificial intelligence, machine learning, computer vision, anomaly detection and robot perception (i.e. sensing, detection and navigation).
While NTU looks forward to realising the great potential of this research partnership via tapping on the talent & creativity of our faculty & students and from Saab's technical capabilities. The collaboration will also see Saab recruits top candidates to do their PhD at SNJL. The Saab-hired PhD students will have opportunities to be involved with Saab's various branches in the Asia-Pacific region, as well as its global headquarters in Sweden.
Key Partners
Air Traffic Management Research Institute, NTU
It is the cradle of Saab-NTU Joint Lab and continues to provide synergetic supports todate.
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Linköping University, Sweden
We have monthly online reading sessions in which speakers are alternate between us. In the pipeline is a UTM City Simulator Project.
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LFV, Sweden
LFV researchers are speakers of our webinars and collaborators of the UTM City Simulator project.
Learn MoreMilestones
A MoU Signed
Prof. Lam Khin Yong, NTU Vice-President (Research), and Ms. Ann-Kristin Adolfsson, Saab Chief Strategy Officer signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) in Stockholm on 18 Oct 2017. (Back row left) NTU President, Prof. Bertil Anderssen, Saab Chairman Macus Wallenberg, and Incoming NTU President, Prof. Subra Suresh.
A MRCA Signed
Saab Executive Vice President & Deputy CEO Micael Johansson and NTU President, Prof. Bertil Andersson shaking hands after signing a Master Research Collaboration Agreement (MRCA) for 5+ years at NTU on 4 Dec 2017. Witnessing the signing are Mr Macus Wallenberg (left) and Prof. Lam Khin Yong, NTU Vice-President (Research) (right).
PhD Training
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The four PhD students of Saab-NTU Joint Lab. (left to right) Thai Van Phat (Air Traffic Mgt project), Azam Abu Bak (Underwater Robotics project), Andy Lam Jun Guang (Air Traffic Mgt project), Nicholas Sadjoli (Underwater Robotics project).
Our Home
Saab-NTU Joint Lab moved to its current premise at N3.1- B3 #05-06 of the School of Mechanical & Aerospace Engineering in NTU main campus on 3 Feb 2020.