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Creator Makerspace

Creator Makerspace is an open prototyping space. We offer offices, meeting rooms, as well as all kinds of equipments and workshops: wood, metal, electronic, laser cutter, scanners, 3D printers, and a variety of other tools. Today more than 650 specialists are connected to Creator Makerspace, just after three years in business. We are located at Tvedtsenteret in the heart of Forus, Stavanger. Our main goal is to help individuals and companies get their ideas off the paper!

Desifer

Desifer is a trusted co-creator of new business. We help business pioneers in large corporations to build new products and ventures and those who are founders of startups to accelerate their market launch. For us, business pioneers are the people who feel a need to challenge the status quo and change things to the better. They do this to create growth in their companies or simply to create a better tomorrow. They are CEO’s, business developers, corporate innovators or startup founders.

Haawal

--Improving resilience against a changing climate-- Haawal Engineering focuses on creating practical solutions to address the challenges of a changing climate. Our main innovation is a user-friendly, portable flood barrier designed to protect communities from flooding. Developed and patented by our team, this effective solution has already been adopted in Norway, Germany, and Spain. As we continue to grow and adapt, Haawal Engineering remains dedicated to finding accessible and inventive ways to help communities face the realities of climate change.

Aliga Microalgae

Aliga Microalgae™ was founded in 2016 with the vision to be one of the leading European producer of sustainable microalgae-based ingredients and products for the Feed, Food and Dietary Supplement markets globally. In 2018, the company was awarded a finalist place in the prestigious Ernst & Young’s “Entrepreneur of the Year” competition in the category Start-Up as well as it was nominated Entrepreneurial Company of the Year in its home city of Hjørring, Denmark.

Hublet

Hublet is the easiest way to offer and maintain a fleet of tablets for your customers, students and employees. The tablets are always customized to fit your needs and work only in pre-defined WiFi networks. The Hublet Dock keeps your tablets locked, always updated and charged. To make life easy, Hublet comes with an all-in-one service deal including the Hublet Dock, Hublet Tablets and the Hublet Manager - a simple web-based management tool.

DSB Digital Labs

DSB Digital Labs is founded to accelerate the digital transformation in DSB.  It is our task to develop new solutions which can benefit either the customer or DSB as an organisation.Noone can predict the future but we are doing our best via MVP, Preto/prototyping, Design Thinking, user involvement to figure out what the customers want.We want a culture where failing is perceived as a way of learning and with a fun and innovative culture.

RemoteMore

RemoteMore brings the matching of remote job candidates and companies to a level of efficiency and effectiveness that does not exist today.More and more companies are realizing that hiring the best person for the job means hiring globally. While there are many options for hiring traditional employees – the choices are too limited when it comes to hiring remote employees with longer-term commitment.We want to fill this gap in the market.

MeaWallet

MeaWallet is the "one-stop shop"​ for mobile- and digital payments. Mea has built a Mobile Services Platform to enable HCE/Tokenization, Masterpass and converged wallets. Built to support both global and local payment schemes, the platform can enable any wallet application and wearable device for mobile and digital payments. MeaWallet solutions is active in 16 countries (November 2016), and fully certified for MasterCard Cloud-Based Payment Solutions, and support for Visa. MeaWallet is a part of the Seamless Group with 250 employees, and the company is listed on the Nasdaq Stock Exchange in Stockholm (SEAM).

Serious Games Interactive

We are serious about what impact games can have on learning and change. We see games as a powerful language that can shape the world. It has many dialects and with 15+ years of experience, we master them all.When we make games, we pick the right mechanics from a big tool box – such as competition, storytelling, achievements, curiosity, collaboration – to achieve the right impact.

Skatteguiden

Tech-first. Ego-free. User-obsessed! Vi er Skatteguiden – uafhængig rådgiver for over 1 million danskere. Vi er ikke bundet af strategiske partnere, investor-KPI’er eller tunge hierarkier. Vi er profitable og ansvarlige over for én ting: vores brugere. Det giver os en sjælden superkraft: klarhed. Kom med på holdet.

Capipal

Capipal is an AI-native company building an intelligent agent for credit analysis. We’re rethinking how credit decisions are made — moving away from fragmented spreadsheets, static reports, and manual workflows toward an AI system that can read, understand, and act on financial information end-to-end. Capipal’s agent analyzes companies using financial models, credit scoring frameworks, and real-world data to produce structured outputs such as credit assessments, risk analyses, and decision recommendations. Beyond analysis, the agent can execute manual workflows — from document handling and data extraction to ongoing case management — enabling a fully integrated, agentic approach to credit work. Instead of supporting analysts, we’re building a system that can operate like one — augmenting or automating large parts of the credit decision process while keeping humans in the loop. We’re at an early stage, moving fast, and exploring fundamental questions around trust, accountability, and human-AI collaboration in financial decision-making. We’re looking for builders who thrive in ambiguity, take ownership, and want to shape the future of how capital is allocated.

Dimmi

Dimmi is an early-stage Danish legaltech SaaS start-up revolutionising how European companies navigate the complexities of immigration law across the European Union. Companies across Europe are increasingly in need of international labour and talent. Yet navigating immigration law and obtaining work permits is highly challenging and costly for companies of all sizes. Combining unique research and legal insight into migration law and global mobility with augmented retrieval technology, Dimmi is building the first-ever digital infrastructure for end-to-end case handling of international hires, making legal immigration compliance fast, easy, and cost-predictable. From guiding users through the most viable visa track, deadlines, and documentation requirements, Dimmi empowers companies to file compliant applications to the authorities faster, cheaper and with higher rates of compliance. Dimmi is a spin-out company pioneered by a research project conducted by research conducted at the University of Copenhagen, Center of Excellence for Global Mobility Law by Dr Christian Prener with aim of resolving the major legal and financial bottlenecks that European companies face when hiring candidates from outside of the EU. The project is funded by Lighthouse, University of Copenhagen’s innovation centre and currently based at the University of Copenhagen. We are in search of a co-founding CTO to lead the development of the technical platform in collaboration with the Alexandra Institute. Both junior and senior product architects and software developers are encouraged to reach out to hear more.

SpacelyLabs

We’re SpacelyLabs, and our mission is simple but ambitious: remove the physical friction that quietly drains revenue from the built world. The Problem: Spaces aren’t broken. They’re wasting money. Most buildings, stores, and travel hubs are designed with small, invisible barriers that push customers away without a sound. A door that’s too heavy. A layout that creates bottlenecks. A missing handrail that makes someone choose another venue. These aren’t just accessibility issues. They are abandoned revenue streams hiding in plain sight. A massive share of consumer spending power sits with people whose mobility is changing. When their experience feels hard, they don’t complain. They just don’t return. The result is a silent leak that operators never measure but feel in their balance sheets. We’re here to give businesses the superpower they’ve never had: the ability to see, measure, and fix friction before it kills throughput. The Solution: A performance engine for the physical world SpacelyLabs is a B2B SaaS platform that turns buildings into measurable, optimizable systems. Think of it as the analytics layer the physical world has been missing. We create Digital Twins of real spaces, analyze how people actually move and interact, and pinpoint exactly where friction blocks flow and revenue. Clear insights. Clear ROI. For Real Estate: We show how removing a tiny barrier can unlock a disproportionate boost in customer movement and spending. For Transport: We surface the critical interface problems that break seamless travel and cost operators loyalty. Our Unfair Advantage We’re building a ground truth dataset no one else has. Today: We collect verified, engineering-grade data through a specialized scout network. Tomorrow: It will be autonomous. We’re training computer vision models so a simple walkthrough video can generate a full friction map and commercial recommendation set instantly. This is where the product becomes magic. Why join now? We’re early, ambitious, and moving fast. We already have strong market signals and pilot discussions with major operators. The pain is obvious, the demand is real, and the opportunity is huge. If you want to build something technically challenging that changes how millions of people move through the world while opening a market worth tens of billions, this is the moment to jump in.

Swöm ApS

Swöm is a Nordic safety tech startup addressing drowning, one of the leading causes of death. Through the use of sensor and wearable airbag technology we have developed smart swimwear which automatically inflates in a potential drowning situation. Our initial product focus on children with plans for further expansion into the active water lifestyle segments (surfers, swimmers, kayakers etc) through licensing of our technology to leading brands across the globe. We have over a 3 year R&D period developed a unique and patent pending wearable safety hardware platform and are now in the process of starting commercialisation as well as developing version two which includes the introduction of space tech to add a tracking and alarm feature to the product. Our funding comes from both investors as well as grants. We were born in the incubation program at the VC Antler and have received grants for instance from the European Space Agency and the Danish Innovation fund. Our headquarters are based at the DTU campus in Kongens Lyngby.

Danish Development Research Network (DDRN)

Danish Development Research Network (DDRN) is a non-governmental organization comprising individual and institutional members based in any country. Membership is open to researchers, students, aid practitioners, consultants, private and public entities and others who are involved in the generation, communication and application of knowledge to support sustainable development in the Global South countries. There is a wide gap between North and South in research as a resource for development. According to the UNESCO Science Report 2015, low income countries had 121 researchers per 1 mill. inhabitants, as opposed to high income countries with 3,814 researchers per 1 mill. inhabitants in 2013. During the same year, 1,363,074 scientific articles were published by researchers in OECD member states, as compared to only 3,909 articles by researchers in low income countries. Global challenges call for joint research to retrieve and combine data across North-South divides. The mutual interests between South and North researchers in exploring global solutions set agendas for research beyond conventional development studies. The emphasis in Denmark on innovation holds a potential for a broad engagement with South countries towards the 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). Research by South researchers working in Denmark provides knowledge resources for South-North public and private partnerships.