Liv is a health-tech startup on a mission to make health easy and accessible for all. Our vision is to become the world leader in prediction and prevention of illnesses due to lifestyle. We aim to improve and extend the quality of people’s lives by helping them make the right lifestyle choices everyday – and ultimately prevent them from becoming chronically ill and dying prematurely. Our AI Health Assistant helps you build self-awareness and understand how your lifestyle and everyday behavior affects your health, body, mind and performance. By analyzing healthcare data and correlating it with your behavioral patterns, allow us to build a personalized recommendation engine and predictive model tailored to each individual.

Price Edge is developing the dream pricing software - a cloud-based price optimization and management tool for enterprises, that give them access to new pricing strategies and more flexibility than ever before. Price Edge is working with many of the largest brands in the world and we have recently started to ramp up our global growth. We are a young, energetic team pursuing the vision of building a global B2B SaaS company that will fundamentally change the way enterprises work with pricing.

Based in Stavanger, Norway, Desert Control is a clean tech company that specializes in turning deserts to green land using our patented Liquid NanoClay. Through a patented mixing process, LNC combines clay and water and is then spread onto sandy soil.

Meshtech is a leading developer of industrial IoT solutions to track people and objects or transport sensor data using mesh network technologies. The company offers a unique and robust solution based on industrial Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) wireless communication. Using cutting edge technology, and ATEX Zone 1 certified components; Meshtech’s proprietary hardware and software platform is a low cost solution at the forefront of industrial grade BLE communication. Our main market segments are Welfare, Maritime, Building Automation, Platorm/Rig & Industry. Meshtech is constantly innovating and improving, inspired by customer input.

The Human Aspect is the foundation behind the worlds first online video life experience library. Making experience based knowledge globally accessible and trustworthy.The Human Aspect strides to be the hub for people facing life head on. We have gathered life experiences from all over the world through video interviews and organized it in a library, easy accessible to all. Instead of letting a challenge grow into a mental trauma, you can now tap into our global experience and let it be part of your development. We all have people around us guiding us through life, but this is limited to your closest circle. Now this circle can be expanded with the global THA nettwork. Access experience guidance from all over the world in the flick of a thumb. The foundation has created the library, now they are building the community for interactive experience exchange. The next level is the matching function to match external actors working to support people on challenges, like support centers, coaches, psychologists, physiotherapists, the health sector and similar with those who need them. To be able to host a complete service.Welcome to The Human Aspect - Widen your horizon through the life experience of others THA has a multicultural team that unite around one thing: The belief that humans are humans and that we all have life experience that is useful to someone around the world.Our team has a vast variety of backgrounds, skills, age, genetics, energy & in general we are just so different, but at the same time exactly the same.The mentality is wrapped around growth & development, that goes both for every single member of the team, but also every idea that is being launched or developed.

Ripple Aerospace is a Norwegian aerospace company developing the oceanic Sea Serpent launch system. Leveraging Norway's long history of seafaring, shipbuilding, and maritime technology, we are developing a rocket class capable of being built, launched and recovered on the sea. Given the inefficiency of the space economy and launch service industry, our goal is to bring to market a mobile, reusable and scalable launch system capable of delivering medium, heavy and super heavy payloads into space. With industrial and commercialization partners from across Norway and abroad, the oceanic Sea Serpent launch system aims to be the preferred method of cargo transportation into space, providing the global economy a low-cost and accessible launch system.

AscendXYZ is a successful software company with extensive aviation industry knowledge developing disruptive solutions for the aviation industry. Our solutions are built on top of data from satellites, aircraft (LiDAR), radar systems, and manually collected data. We take complex data sources and convert it into applicable, accessible, and actionable information used for airport safeguarding. We help airports and airlines avoid expensive and potentially dangerous bird strikes by revolutionising the way these are predicted. In other words – we make the sky safer by helping to prevent bird strikes in aviation. We have developed our existing solutions together with the European Space Agency. Specifically, for wildlife monitoring we have developed a radar solution that records bird activity, makes real-time risk models, and creates activity predictions. For obstacle assessment and management we deliver 3D terrain models processed to identify obstacles posing a danger to flight procedures. We are an international team of experienced and highly-skilled entrepreneurs, developers, engineers, and data science experts working in close collaboration with aviation industry specialists to support safe uninterrupted aircraft operations.

FoodFarm is an integrated platform that allows companies to arrange food for their employees, and have it brought to their offices daily. It is an alternative to the traditional canteen. It offers users a selection of kitchens and food types to choose from ordered via the app. Companies can choose from a range of kitchens , change them when desired and individual employees can also unsubscribe. All these actions are automated, which translates to: high speed and efficiency. Food Farm is so much more than just ordering your lunch. What we offer is the world's first co-created food platform.In essence, this means that we strive to deliver food in the most efficient way possible by engaging with each user in our value chain. When we started, we wanted to make ordering food cheaper but in our efforts to do so, we realized we had started building a new system for food services. Our vision is to connect every aspect of the value chain from the person producing the food to the person growing it to the final consumer. In doing so and with better communication between these different actors, we hope to reduce food waste not just within Norway, but also on a global level. Our business model is very lean and we don't need a lot of resources to enter other markets and we know that that is where we would like to be to contribute towards addressing the larger issue of food waste.

Brandog is developing an AI-powered counterfeit detection and enforcement platform to help brand owners solve the problem of online counterfeiting with autonomous scanning agents that find, verify, and take down fakes across 500+ marketplaces — in minutes, not months. Online counterfeiting is a $2 trillion problem. Every brand with a digital presence — from luxury fashion to consumer electronics — faces an endless stream of counterfeit listings across Amazon, AliExpress, eBay, Shopify stores, social media, and thousands of independent websites. Today, brand protection is manual, slow, and expensive. Companies either hire law firms charging $300/hour to file takedowns one by one, or they pay enterprise platforms $50K+/year that still require human analysts to review every detection. Small and mid-size brands simply can't afford protection, and even large brands can't keep up with the volume. The counterfeits multiply faster than humans can find them. Brandog deploys autonomous AI agents that work around the clock. The Scan Agent crawls billions of pages and uses reverse image search across 500+ marketplaces to find listings that match a brand's protected assets. The Vision Agent then uses AI image comparison to score each match with precise visual similarity percentages — not rough guesses. Listings that cross the threshold are automatically escalated. The Enforcement Agent generates and submits takedown requests to platforms. The entire pipeline runs without human intervention. Brand owners upload their product images, set their scan frequency, and the system handles everything — from detection to takedown verification. A dashboard shows real-time results, match scores, seller intelligence, and revenue-at-risk estimates so brands can prioritize what matters most. We watched a friend's small consumer brand get destroyed by counterfeit sellers on Amazon. They spent months manually searching for fakes, filing DMCA complaints, and watching the same sellers pop back up under new names. They couldn't afford the enterprise brand protection tools, and the cheap alternatives were just glorified Google Alerts. We realized that the technology to solve this — computer vision, large language models, automated web crawling — already existed, but nobody had assembled it into something affordable, autonomous, and accessible to brands of any size. That gap between what's technologically possible and what's actually available to brand owners is what drives us. Every day a counterfeit stays live, a brand loses revenue, reputation, and customer trust. We're building the tool we wish existed.

We empower organizations turn AI from a buzzword into real business impact by embedding it into strategy, workflows, and products. From identifying high-value use cases to deploying scalable solutions, we enable companies to move fast and stay competitive in an AI-driven world. aithen upskills teams with practical, hands-on capabilities to work effectively with AI. Our focus is not just on technology, but on people—ensuring organizations build the skills, mindset, and confidence needed to thrive in the new era of AI.

Workly is a Swedish complete HR system built for small and medium-sized businesses that want to work more strategically with people, engagement, and workplace environment. The platform brings together employee surveys, pulse surveys, performance reviews, a digital employee handbook, and support for Organizational and Social Work Environment (OSA) in one modern and easy-to-use solution. With Workly, companies experience HR on autopilot. Smart reminders, automated workflows, and AI-driven action plans help managers turn insights into concrete actions without unnecessary administration. All documentation is centralized, and HR processes become consistent across the organization. Workly is especially suited for companies without a large HR department but who want to operate professionally and proactively. The result is better structure, higher engagement, and a more sustainable workplace.

Leftovers (leftovers.food) is a marketplace for affordable, home-cooked meals made by talented local cooks and sold to students and young professionals. Problem: In cities like Copenhagen, there is a clear gap between expensive takeaway / delivery (often over 150-200 DKK per meal), and cheap supermarket food, which requires time, planning, and cooking skills many people don’t have. For international students, young professionals, and time-poor households, the result is: 1) Overpaying for mediocre takeaway, 2) Eating repetitive, low-quality convenience food, 3) Food waste from over-purchasing groceries, and 4) A lack of affordable, authentic, home-style meals. At the same time, there is untapped supply: 1) Skilled home cooks with excess capacity, 2) Parents cooking large family meals, 3) Culturally diverse residents who want to share traditional cuisine, and 4) People looking for flexible side income. Solution: Leftovers connects people who love to cook with people who want affordable, authentic, home-cooked meals. Through the digital platform, customers can: 1) Browse daily meals from local cooks, 2) Order affordable portions (e.g. 60–90 DKK), and 3) Pick up locally or access coordinated delivery. Cooks can: 1) Monetise excess capacity, 2) Generate flexible income, and 3) Build micro-brands around their cuisine. Leftovers sits between informal food-sharing and expensive food delivery platforms - creating a structured, trusted, and potentially scalable marketplace. Importantly, a favourable regulatory environment in Denmark allows small-scale food sales from home kitchens under certain conditions, lowering barriers to entry. Why Now? 1) Cost-of-living pressure makes affordable meals more attractive than ever, 2) Platform trust (ratings, payments, verification) makes peer-to-peer food viable at scale, 3) Cultural diversity in cities like Copenhagen increases demand for authentic cuisine, 4) Regulatory tailwinds in Denmark lower entry barriers relative to many other countries, 5) Consumers are increasingly open to non-traditional food distribution models, and 6) Values of trust, community, sharing and sustainability in Denmark are key enablers. Founder: Leftovers is rooted in lived experience. I identified the problem firsthand while living in a Copenhagen student dorm, and validated demand through surveys across students, young professionals, and families. I understand scalable marketplace economics from your finance background. I have hospitality connections (chefs, food influencers) and access to capital networks. And finally, I understand how to position this as more than a food app - but as an authentic, community-driven, scalable, city-by-city platform model. How? The app is live (https://apps.apple.com/au/app/leftovers/id6748817523) and a kickstarter program is imminent to launch (https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/leftovers/leftovers-pilot-edition-a-community-food-sharing-experiment) in collaboration with CBS student housing to further validate the concept. The near-term plan is to build awareness and trust in order to drive user adoption. A targeted marketing campaign (incentives, content and events) and funding efforts are underway. I am looking to offer a co-founder equity that is passionate about the concept to help drive community-building and marketing efforts. Leftovers is not just about cheap meals, it’s about unlocking under-utilised kitchen capacity, creating income opportunities and empowering home cooks, reducing food waste, building local food communities. Long-term, it becomes the Airbnb of home-cooked food - starting in Denmark, then expanding city-by-city across Scandinavia and Europe. *We are on a mission to empower home cooks to provide a more affordable, authentic and sustainable alternative to delivery, while building community*

We are an early-stage company developing retail software for the global watch and jewellery industry. Our customers work with high-value objects, but often rely on generic systems not designed for their industry. We develop a specialized platform for operations and documentation that improves efficiency and transparency without compromising quality.

Rotomate is an early stage industrial AI startup with great traction and solid funding. The Rotomate AI colleague reads signals coming from the machines, interprets vibration patterns, and explains insights like a human reliability expert. The current customers already include a wide variety of factories in heavy process industries across Finland. The team consists of seasoned Full-Stack Engineers and leading researchers in mechanical engineering. Now we are assembling a top-tier core team to build the future of industrial AI.

Hairplant is helping men regain their confidence through safe, transparent, and high-quality hair transplant journeys. We guide clients from consultation to procedure and long-term follow-up, creating an honest, educational, and inspiring experience that breaks the stigma around hair loss. Our mission is to make the hair transplant journey simple, trustworthy, and something to be proud of.