Mia Health is on a mission to enable people live healthy lives, by giving unique personalised insights and research-based lifestyle advice, combined with an engaging community for motivation, inspiration and support. Starting with an inspiring physical activity score, we are expanding to more holistic health in the future. At Mia Health we build products where we can change lives and impact public health care costs. Our core is our digital twin – data analysis based on world-leading research. These analysis can help people live longer (8 years) and healthier (quality of life). BUT! If we cannot wrap this knowledge into an attractive application that users understand, trust, and want to use – then we have nothing! UX is a key focus area for Mia Health.

SportAI is a Norwegian-founded B2B sports technology company dedicated to enhancing sports coaching and analysis using AI. With expertise in computer vision and machine learning, SportAI brings objectivity to sports technique and tactical analysis, offering instant data-driven insights to training facilities, streaming platforms, retailers and equipment brands around the world. The company was founded in late 2023 by Norwegian tech and software industry experts Lauren Pedersen (CEO), Felipe Longé (CTO), Andreas Thome (Board Chairman), Espen Agdestein (Board member), and Trond Kittelsen (Head of Commercial). SportAI employs a team of ten people and has raised $5.7M to date.

At Navidium sustainability is our Number 1 Value. The maritime industry needs to change to be feasible in the future as a global transport mechanism. We believe at Navidium we're building part of the puzzle to solve this problem by using exciting data-driven products that open up a world of interoperable possibilities and we're excited to be driving this change forward with our customers and partners. If you're excited by any of the following then make sure you get in touch- Blue Economy- Software Development (Kafka, k8s, .net, timeserie, MQTT, microservices)- Front End Development (Mainly React)- Maritime Industry- Data Science (Physics and ML based hybrid modeling)- Data Engineering- Voyage Optimisation- Performance Monitoring- Environmental Reporting

Welcome to Outtt.The best app to discover the outdoors like a local. Outtt is a product based on local knowledge. We pride ourselves on delivering quality content and authentic experiences all done with the most integrity. Find local adventures & read up on all you need to know including distance, duration, difficulty, amenities & insider tips. We want to transform the way we as individuals access the outdoor industry. We believe that the current system is quite chaotic. There is no platform that makes it easy to communicate local knowledge about the outdoors, so we decided to build that ecosystem.

Payr is the next generation payment platform empowering consumers to pay invoices in flexible and smart ways. Our customers can pay any invoice using their bank account, debit or credit card, or digital wallets, saving them time and money. Payr also improves invoice payments by providing truly independent price and quality comparison, enabling simple and fast switching to providers that offer greater value to our customers.Our first product launched Q3 2017 and can be found in App Store We have an experienced team of 11 people, with backgrounds from others startups and from leading Tech, UX, and advertising consultancy companies such as Making Waves and Dinamo, as well as a strong board of directors with backgrounds from Fintech, legal and IT at Nordea, Mastercard, Selmer Law, mCash and Itera.Even if we have an experienced team, we want everyone to be able to learn new things, so you get a lot of responsibility but also a lot of opportunities for improving and learning at Payr. We have international ambition, expanding to the Nordics next year. So you could say we have a pretty aggressive growth strategy as well. This makes most days hectic, but fun.We have 5 exits from other startups in our management team, so many of us have experience with doing this from before. Therefore, we try not to spend energy on stuff we know is going to be a waste of time. You could say we aim to have a professional way of running things, with systems to help everything run smoothly. Although we have high expectations for each other and our product, we also have a quite friendly environment, including a snoring office dog.

1. Short description RoboConnect is developing an independent, AI-supported platform that helps industrial companies turn tacit and fragmented process knowledge into a clear, decision-relevant automation case — before supplier dialogue begins. 2. The problem Many industrial companies know they need to automate, but struggle to define what should be automated, what is causing the problem and whether the process is ready for investment. The people closest to production often understand the process well, but this knowledge may be spread across operators, engineers and management, poorly documented or mixed with assumptions and missing data. The customer may therefore approach the market with an unclear problem description and incomplete information. System integrators then have to reconstruct the customer’s process understanding and collect missing data before a meaningful solution dialogue can begin. This creates uncertainty, longer clarification phases, weak or difficult-to-compare proposals and projects that stall early. The core problem is not a lack of technology or suppliers. It is that the knowledge needed to make a good early automation decision is often tacit, fragmented and difficult to transfer. 3. The solution RoboConnect starts by understanding the customer’s process, challenges and actual needs. The RoboConnect AI Advisor conducts a guided professional conversation that helps the company describe how production works today, what it wants to improve, which constraints matter and what information is still missing. The AI Advisor brings together information from different parts of the organisation, separates facts from assumptions and uncertainty, identifies knowledge gaps and risks, and turns unclear issues into practical next actions. The result is a shared and structured automation basis that can be developed into a supplier-ready project brief. Relevant projects can then be connected with suitable system integrators, technology suppliers and R&D environments. This gives the customer greater decision confidence and solution providers a better starting point. RoboConnect is not building a generic chatbot. The platform combines a domain-specific workflow, structured project data and knowledge from industrial cases, expert interviews and feedback from customers and automation partners. Over time, this strengthens clarification, project maturation and matching. The first focused area is welding automation and high-mix, low-volume manufacturing. The longer-term ambition is to expand across other automation categories and build a Nordic platform for early-stage automation clarification and matching. 4. Business model and commercial opportunity RoboConnect creates value on both sides of the market. Industrial companies receive a clearer and safer starting point, while automation partners gain access to better-qualified customer opportunities. The current model is based mainly on supplier-side revenue through fees for qualified matches and successful projects. Future revenue streams may include paid AI-assisted readiness reports, supplier subscriptions, premium access and category-specific products. The model is now being validated through pilots and early customer projects. Norway is the validation market, with Sweden as the first intended scale-up market. 5. Why I started RoboConnect The motivation came from repeated conversations with industrial companies, automation experts and system integrators. I saw that many projects became uncertain long before technology was selected. Companies needed a more independent and structured way to understand their own situation before entering a supplier-led process. With a background in research, data analysis and complex problem structuring, combined with further training in programming, databases and AI, I founded RoboConnect to bridge the gap between industrial process knowledge and automation delivery.

Most teams that publish video end up with three tools and a compromise: one service to transcribe, another to build and style subtitles, and an editor to cut the footage — usually with the files passing through a US cloud on the way. Inwista replaces that with a single project. Upload a recording, or start from a link, your cloud storage or a blank canvas. Inwista returns an accurate, speaker-labeled transcript in about ten minutes per hour of audio, in more than 70 languages. If text is all you need — a podcast, an interview, a meeting, a lecture, a dictation — you can stop there and export it as TXT, DOCX or PDF, with AI summaries, chapters and highlights generated from the same transcript. If the project is video, the same workspace is a full studio. Edit on a real timeline, or edit by text: delete a sentence from the transcript and the matching footage is removed with it. Subtitles are part of the project rather than a separate step — styled to your brand, formatted to broadcast standards in one click, and translated into more than 70 languages. Anything the project is missing can be generated in place: images, video, music and voiceover. Export up to 4K with captions burned in, publish captions straight to YouTube, Vimeo, Wistia, Bunny Stream or Cloudflare Stream, or deliver finished files to Google Drive, Dropbox, OneDrive, SharePoint, Box, Amazon S3 and Google Cloud Storage. The part we care most about is where it all runs. Every file is processed on our own servers inside the EU/EEA under GDPR. Customer content is never shared with third parties and never used to train AI models — which is why European teams handling interviews, internal recordings and regulated material pick us over the US-hosted alternatives. Inwista is built in Norway and available in nine languages, with a free plan and paid plans from 19 €/month. The product launched as Randi and was renamed Inwista in July 2026.

Fyresign (formerly SocialScreen) builds cloud-based digital signage software that helps businesses manage content across screens - in stores, offices, receptions or public spaces - in real time, without needing technical expertise. We've operated under the Fyresign name since 2025, continuing the product and team behind SocialScreen, now serving customers in Norway and internationally. We believe digital signage is about more than screens - it's about reaching the right person with the right message at the right time. That's why we build a product that's fast to set up for a single store, yet flexible enough to scale across chains running hundreds of screens. We're a small, fast-moving team with a short distance from idea to shipped feature, working closely with both product and customers. Now we're growing further - in Norway and into new markets - and looking for people who want to be part of that journey.

Impact Mapper is an online software tool for donors and nonprofit organizations to keep all their social change data, surveys and stories in one place. We make data analysis and visualization efficient so you can more clearly communicate your impact and invest your time and money in what counts: seeding social transformation around the world.

Aquabyte was founded in 2017 to bring machine learning and computer vision technologies to the aquaculture industry. Our diverse team of machine learning experts, entrepreneurs, and aquaculture biologists are hyperfocused on delivering solutions with a real world impact. Real-time sea lice counting, biomass monitoring, and appetite detection are just a few of the many applications that will eventually be possible with the Aquabyte system. We have offices in San Francisco and Norway.

Heime jobber med å skape gode nabolag i hele Norge. Vi leverer en plattform som reduserer terskelen for kommunikasjon i sameier og borettslag. I løsningen kan man reservere deletjenester, delta på sosiale aktiviteter, lese styredokumenter og bruke beboeravtaler. Heime brukes fra Kristiansand i sør til Tromsø i nord. Vi har per i dag flere tusen boliger på kundelisten vår. Og vokser eksponensielt.

Sopra Steria was born from the merger in 2014 of two of France’s oldest digital services companies, Sopra and Steria, founded respectively in 1968 and 1969 and both characterized by a strong entrepreneurial spirit as well as a firm collective commitment to serving their clients. Sopra Steria has reinforced its position as a European leader in digital transformation.  Sopra Steria provides one of the most comprehensive portfolios of offerings on the market, spanning consulting, systems integration, industry-specific solutions, infrastructure management, and business process services. It provides end-to-end solutions to address the core business needs of large companies and organizations, helping them remain competitive and grow. Combining added value with innovative high-performance services, Sopra Steria excels in guiding its clients through their transformation projects to help them make the most of digital technology. With more than 44,000 employees in 25 countries, Sopra Steria generated revenue of €4.1billion in 2018.

Oiiku was founded in 2012 as a joint venture for Onkel Estrup AS and Kodemaker Systemutvikling AS. Bjørnar Stray Berentsen is a well-known figure in the corporate event business in Norway. He has many years of experience containing handling all parts of events, including managing them, the use of software to get things together, and doing the dirty work on the floor. As of 2012, Bjørnar had made a quite remarkable list of high-profile customers on his own and his self-made software. Based on his experience he saw the great possibilities in creating a new tailor-made suite of integrated software applications for events. Kodemaker is a well-known consultancy company in Oslo with 25 skilled employees. They are self-owned and have a set of system developers with a quality that is probably unmatched in the Oslo area. Onkel Estrup and Kodemaker started talks in 2012 about doing a joint venture to make a company with superior software for the event business. It has been a long process making sure that the combination of Bjørnars know-how about the most known and unknown issues at events was taken care of, and at the same time making sure that Kodemaker could contribute with their skills to make it a very flexible, scalable solution ready to be 'the event system' for the future. The company today is owned 50/50 by Onkel Estrup AS and Net Professionals AS. Net Professionals are mainly owned by stockholders and employees at Kodemaker. Oiiku AS is today in a situation with 2 employees working with events and Bjørnar working as CTO and some hands-on at events as well. We have a running business and are ready to scale up. We are looking for investors and a new CEO to bring the business to a totally new level. The worldwide market is HUGE and so far we have not seen better software solutions in the market. Our current plan is to grow a steady business in Oslo with employees to handle our large corporate customers, but the real big opportunities lie within making self-served Saas software for the worldwide market.

iDROP a/s is a company providing a disruptive method and proprietary equipment for efficient and accurate installation of sensors on or on the seafloor. The system comprises a self-navigating drone - Oceanid™, that purely based on gravity, and ballast shift, will self-propel itself autonomously from a drop location on the surface to a pre-plot location on the seabed. Complementary to the drop-node an automatic handling system is provided for unmanned deployment in an over-the-side basket, and subsequent recovery of nodes from the surface and safely onboard for storage. The complete system is containerized based on ISO shipment standards, and hence flexible and scalable in terms of storage, transport, and operation. The Oceanid development project is soft-funded by EU, Eureka, and the Norwegian Research Council, with complementary industry support from several European Energy Majors.

A fast- growing company! foodora is a subsidiary of Delivery Hero, one of the world’s largest food-ordering networks, and the HQ is located in Berlin. foodora was established in Norway in 2015 and has grown rapidly since then. Today, we deliver food from over 3000 restaurants in Oslo, Bergen, Stavanger, and 19 other cities. In 2018 the platform launched extended areas around the cities where the restaurants deliver the food themselves, and in 2020 we introduced fast delivery from shops on our platform, and became Norway’s first provider within Q-commerce. In 2021 we also started a new grocery concept called foodora market.