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Magnus Wiktorsson is a prominent researcher specializing in human-industrial robot collaboration (HIRC), simulation methodologies, and digital manufacturing technologies. His work sits at the intersection of robotics, production engineering, and smart manufacturing, addressing one of the most pressing challenges in modern industry: how humans and robots can work together safely and efficiently. Wiktorsson's most significant contributions center on developing simulation tools and structured design methods for HIRC workstations. Beginning with foundational simulation software development in 2014–2015, he progressively built a comprehensive framework for evaluating and optimizing collaborative workstation design — work that has collectively attracted over 100 citations. His 2017 and 2020 design method papers have become go-to references for industrial practitioners seeking practical guidance for early-stage HIRC implementation. Beyond human-robot collaboration, Wiktorsson has made notable contributions to digital twin technology in manufacturing and production logistics, reflecting his broader interest in Industry 4.0 applications. His 2025 review on Robot Digital Twin systems demonstrates continued relevance and leadership in an evolving field. Earlier work on "Factory-in-a-box" concepts signals a long-standing commitment to next-generation manufacturing paradigms. For students and researchers working in smart manufacturing or collaborative robotics, Wiktorsson's body of work offers both rigorous methodology and practical industrial insight.