MiniMeis is a new Norwegian-made, patented product that gives your child the best view from your shoulders. It is ergonomically designed and collapsible. You carry the child in a comfortable and ergonomically correct way as the weight of the child is placed on top of your shoulders, distributing the weight evenly through your body. Unlike traditional carrying devices where you carry the child on your back, pulling you back.This enables you to stand longer and walk longer without being tired, compared to just carrying the child on your shoulders or in a traditional carrying device.  ONE product that follows your child for many years. From 6 months your child sits firmly on your shoulders, strapped in with a 5 point seat belt.. Safe and sound! As the child grows there is no need to use the seat belts, and you change the seat cover to one without traps. The safety aspect is then through fastening the child with the leg straps.

eSmart Systems has developed a scalable software platform that can process, analyze and visualize large amounts of data in real time. The platform enables the future of the digital energy industry and smart cities. The company was established in 2012 and many of its key resources has more than 20 years experience of establishing and leading IT and energy-related companies in and around the energy markets in Norway, Europe and the United States.

Pexip Infinity. A scalable meeting platform providing personal meeting rooms for any number of users on video, voice and mobile. A fully distributed architecture allowing global enterprises and service providers so host large meetings while saving WAN bandwidth usage. Fully interoperable with industry standard endpoints using SIP and H.323. Works equally well with Microsoft(R) Lync(R) clients using H.264SVC, and with WebRTC-capable browsers.

VIBRO er en plattform for samfunnsengasjert ungdom og unge voksne som ønsker å ha en personlig utvikling og gjøre en meningsfull forskjell. Vi legger særlig vekt på mangfold, sosial entreprenørskap og kreativt lederskap, og jobber for at alle unge mennesker skal utnytte sitt eget potensiale gjennom ulike former for kompetanseheving og prosjektarbeid. Hos oss har den unge generasjonen en reell mulighet til å påvirke sine omgivelser og samfunnet de lever i på en progressiv måte. Alle våre prosjekter planlegges og gjennomføres av ungdom, for ungdom.Vi er et rekrutteringsfirma for internshipordninger i anerkjente bedrifter i Norge. Vi legger her stor vekt på global kompetanse som en kreativ ressurs blant studenter og bedrifter, der vi kvalitetssikrer studenter gjennom ulike screeningprosesser. Formålet er å dra frem konkurransedyktige kandidater med flerkulturell bakgrunn eller som har god kulturforståelse, og øke bevissthet rundt nytten og verdien dette gir til arbeidsplassen. På den måten jobber vi parallelt med behovene til studentene, og markedsverdien til bedriftene.I tillegg har vi et nettbasert magasin som legger vekt på å fremme meningene og erfaringene til unge personer på tvers av kulturelle og geografiske grenser, og setter dermed søkelys på de stemmene som sjeldent blir hørt i medie-Norge. VIBRO er støttet av blant annet Kronprinsparets Fond, IMDI og Reach for Change.TIDLIGERE PROSJEKTERVIBROs første prosjekt var tv-konseptet "Nye forbilder". Serien ble lansert våren 2014, og portretterer mennesker gjennom flere episoder som fungerer som forbilder og rollemodeller for ungdom i Norge.

Atelier is a digital platform that lets you discover and buy art directly from professional and emerging artists. Our goal is to make art more accessible and contribute to a richer art market and better economic conditions for the artists.Since launch in April 2018 nearly 300 of the most exciting and promising artists from Oslo and Bergen have created profiles and uploaded over 1000 artworks.View their art by downloading the iOS app:appsto.re/no/vuVTib or visit atelier.as

As a idea factory, incubator and investor, Askeladden & Co identifies opportunities, develop concepts and scale up companies. Our sweet-spot is in traditional industries that - until now - have seen limited consolidation, limited innovation, too high prices and a customer journey that has been standing still since the 90s.   Our investments and startup journeys so far:  Cutters | Adams Matkasse | Freska | Lotel | Lorry Restaurant | Wellbee

Gryttr is a high quality guide for bouldering outdoors. In places where we have content, it will be superior to the alternatives. Find bouldering that suits you, based on your preferences regardless of experience, if you are alone or in a group.Why we succeedThe quality is obtained through local Gryttr supervisors. The supervisors all become guide book authors using Gryttr as the repository that forms the basis of guide books for sale. We run with shared economy where the income follows effort. The team consist of experienced climbers with careers in technology, user-centric and lean development, management and marketing.In the Alpha and Beta phases the operational development team consists of Tina Jørgensen and fullstack programmers Kalle Pohjapelto and Øyvind Nordhagen with support from the owners and the reference group.

KALO is a fashion company trying to rethink your wardrobe. By renting high-end fashion to women all over Denmark, we make the dream of the endless wardrobe come true - while setting new sustainable standards for the fashion industry. Circular fashion is the future of fashion and it is already here. Learn more about KALO:Website: www.kalokopenhagen.dkFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/kalokopenhagenInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/kalo_kopenhagen/ The team behind KALO is five dedicated young people striving to build the company and create the future of fashion. Each one in the team has its own task from customerservice to finance. We work part time in the company, so you can plan your day as your want to. We are flexible if you are :-)If you thrive among passionate people and are able to work idependently, we are a place for you.

Airtame is a platform for shared screens across education and business. It lets people share their screen, join video calls, and show signage—wirelessly, from any device and operating system. IT teams can manage screens remotely, schedule content, and set up emergency alerts from Airtame Cloud. The platform works with both Airtame hardware and Airtame-enabled third-party hardware. Airtame helps teachers and teams get started without training or extra setup, and is designed for real-world environments with mixed tech. Whether you’re presenting in a classroom, running hybrid meetings, or sharing updates across a campus or office, Airtame keeps every screen useful and easy to use. Founded in Denmark in 2013, Airtame is trusted by thousands of schools and workplaces worldwide.

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*

Pyne is a Danish data and AI consultancy on a mission to make companies truly data-driven - and AI-ready. We combine deep expertise in the modern data stack (dbt, Snowflake, Azure Data Platform, Power BI) with a growing focus on applied AI, helping clients go from raw data to intelligent, automated solutions. We're a small, technical team that punches above its weight. Our clients range from mid-sized Danish companies to international organizations, and we pride ourselves on delivering real, working solutions rather than slide decks and strategy documents. Whether it's building a profitability model from scratch, deploying agentic AI workflows, or getting a messy data landscape under control, we roll up our sleeves and get it done. At Pyne, you'll work closely with experienced data professionals across a variety of client projects. You'll get exposure to the full spectrum of modern data engineering, analytics, and AI - from cloud architecture and transformation layers to building proof-of-concept AI solutions that solve real business problems. We believe in continuous learning and give our team room to grow into emerging technologies. We're currently in an exciting growth phase, expanding our capabilities at the intersection of data infrastructure and AI. If you want to be part of a consultancy where your technical skills make a direct impact and where you're trusted to own your work, Pyne is the place.

Copli is a fast-growing software company improving how the world’s largest pharmaceutical companies create and review marketing content. Over the past years, we have become a trusted partner to top pharma companies worldwide, and our growth is accelerating. We are developing a system that makes the Medical, Legal, and Regulatory (MLR) review process for promotional materials faster and more reliable. This process is still done entirely by hand in most organizations. Our technology automates key steps, shortens approval timelines, and allows experts to focus on the work that matters most. Our founding team combines deep AI engineering experience with domain expertise from BCG and Accura. We're a small team that moves fast and ships often. If you want high ownership, interesting problems, and a seat at the table from day one, let's talk.

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 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.

Kihleo is a medtech startup developing an early warning system for urinary tract infections in older people with incontinence receiving care at home or in nursing homes. UTIs are one of the most common reasons for acute deterioration, confusion, and hospitalisation in this group. They are challenging to detect early, because symptoms are often vague, many older people cannot clearly communicate discomfort, and home care staff and nurses have minimal time. Today, detection is primarily reactive. Staff notice that something is wrong, then order urine tests and start treatment when the infection is already well underway. This leads to unnecessary suffering, avoidable admissions, and a high use of antibiotics. Kihleo’s solution is a small sensor placed in the diaper that measures biomarkers in the urine every time the person voids. When the diaper is changed, the sensor is read, and data is sent to a secure backend. Algorithms and predictive models analyse patterns over time and provide early, trustworthy indications that an infection may be developing, days before clinical symptoms are usually recognised. The system is not a diagnostic tool. It is a decision-support and early-warning system that integrates into existing workflows and helps staff decide when to look more closely, consult a nurse or doctor, and perform standard diagnostic tests. The value is threefold. For older people, it means faster and more targeted treatment, fewer severe infections, less confusion, and a better day-to-day quality of life. For relatives and care staff, it provides reassurance, objective data, and more time for actual care rather than crisis management. For the public sector, it helps prevent avoidable hospitalisations and complications that are both expensive and resource-intensive. Kihleo is working with a hardware partner on sensor development and is already in dialogue with Danish municipalities about pilot projects. The long-term vision is to create a scalable, data-driven platform for early detection of infections and other complications in elderly care, using everyday materials like diapers as non-invasive data sources.