VUME is a web based presentation, audience interaction and analytics tool for meetings and events. Information presented with VUME is better learned, comprehended, recalled and retained among target audiences.

People involved: Taaha Bin Khalid, Simen Fossnes, Havard Andersen, Bendik Loevass

Empiricast develops a web app for crowdsourcing predictions internally at organizations. By enabling organizations to leverage the knowledge of their employees in decision making, Empiricast leads to better decisions and delivers more insights about the possible outcomes compared to regular decision-making processes.

People involved: Martin Holten, Yngve Høiseth

flite.no™ is developing a Pan-European JaaS/legal tech service for airline passengers who are owed compensation due to flight disruptions. The service operationalises legal knowledge through proprietary algorithms, machine learning and an innovative UX – all designed and crafted in-house to assure quality, compliance and data protection. Leveraging a new and distinctively consumer friendly business model, flite.no aims to facilitate swifter settlements with greater transparency, and at a significantly lower cost, than existing market players. This process of quite simply enabling the passenger has been dubbed Compensation on Autopilot™.

People involved: Christian Mikkelsen, Petter Samuelsen, Jan Mathias Råheim

Skeet Tracer by Travision AS is a clay target shooting system using modern camera technology and computer vision to detect and analyze performance during shooting. By using Skeet Tracer, the shooter acquires new and profound insights into own skills and progression and will be able to better understand how to become a better shooter.

Skeet Tracer also provides the shooting range operators with a complete solution for operating all aspects of running a shooting range. By centralizing and digitizing the running operations, we make the shooting range more efficient, easier to operate, and profitable.

People involved: Simen Løkka, Roy Veshovda, Thomas Nordengen

Educas is a Norwegian edtech startup that combines educational psychology with technology to help students learn how to learn. Its first product, Superlæring, is made for students in upper secondary school and undergraduate students.

People involved: Olav Schewe

CompX is making an affordable pocket computer for education with an accompanying foldable solar charger. Knowledge seekers across the world will now finally be able to gain theoretical and practical knowledge even in places without reliable power grids and Internet coverage.

People involved: Sami Tarik Lazreg, Mohammad Akram Khan

FamWeek is an app that helps families and organisations to organise activities for children. FamWeek simplifies communication between families and organisers, gives them a full overview, and sends them helpful reminders to make sure activities run smoothly.

FamWeek - simplifying life.

People involved: Kari Bech-Moen, Henrik Velle, Audun Kvasbø, Elvis Salaris, Magnus Jacobsen, Mikael Finstad

OsloBike is a green mobility solution using e-bikes and e-scooters, as well as an on-demand real-time travel guide system for global tourists. By combining Internet of Things and ChatBot technologies, OsloBike will improve tourist satisfaction while lowering environmental impact. OsloBike is developed by Nexo Mobility AS.

People involved: Wei Cai, Xifeng Wen, Zhiyu Luo

uSEA is developing a system of underwater and surface robots for seabed survey and subsea inspection. By integrating state-of-the-art technologies and developing key building blocks to close today's technology gaps, uSEA will unlock truly unmanned offshore operations from berth to berth.

People involved: Felipe Lima, Alex Alcocer, Ole Petter Hjelmstad

NQCG is developing an artificial intelligence platform for investment decisions in nanotechnology and quantum technologies. The platform aims to automate parts of a global technology scouting process, helping industry to find, assess and invest in emerging technology opportunities earlier, smarter and faster with better outcomes than before.

People involved: Axel P Mustad

Can I eat? aims to give people with diabetes and prediabetes the power to take control of their own health. The mobile app will help individuals track blood glucose, food consumption, exercise habits and more; users receive personalised predictions and recommendations to improve awareness and promote action. With a patient-centred algorithm tailored to forecast the effect of specific meals on blood sugar, diabetics can finally plan their next meal with certainty.

People involved: Andrew Lehr, Tristan Stöber, Alex Bone, Luke Forward

Fossekall is developing a tool that will enable businesses and individuals to stay compliant and up-to-date with the latest accessibility standards. Fossekall will bring enthusiasm, pride and excellence to the creation of accessible websites and services.

People involved: Andreas Jacobsen, Kristian Munter Simonsen

Pluvinel is an independent global digital solution uniting equestrians from all disciplines and methods. Pluvinel offers a simple way to organise, discover, book and pay for clinics, seminars and lessons. With Pluvinel, any horse rider can see what is happening where.

People involved: Camilla Næristorp

ShiftX develops an intuitive process editor that will enable businesses to model their processes, gather insights and using these insights to optimize their processes further. ShiftX will be intuitive, easy to learn and fast to use.

People involved: Eigil Sagafos, Nikolai Krister Strandskogen, David Brabrand, Kjetil Jortveit

Next2Five is developing a digital career counselling tool, FuturesMe, which will enable individuals to identify preferred scenarios by showing them where their personal qualities, their professional qualifications and the future's need for competence intersect - both from a two-to-five years' perspective, and for five years and beyond: straightforward, game-based and inspiring!

People involved: Anneli Skudal, Jon Frang Mostad, Prashant Kanungo, Martina Frang Mostad, Daniel Juszczynski, Pål Stensaas

OffPAD is a user-controlled, hardware-enabled secure trusted device that guarantees privacy and malware protection. OffPAD addresses the market for secure execution environments with a user-centric value proposition that challenges the established network-centric market models.

People involved: Petter Taugbøl, Jan-Erik Skaug, Ijlal Loutfi, Maren Fredbo

Helseoversikt will enable people to have full overview of the health of their loved ones, be it children or elderly. By gathering and presenting relevant health information together with actionable content, Helseoversikt aims to adapt healthcare to individual needs, greatly simplify the role of the carer and increase patient safety.

People involved: Peter Gulliksen, Preben Hafnor

Fácil is a mobile application that enables hotel guests to check-in, check-out and order whatever they need for a perfect stay. Using beacon technology, the application enables hotels to provide location-based services and deliver orders directly to where the guests are.

People involved: Alexander Weiss Richter, Andreas Løseth, Chamira Fernando, Even Holthe, Bendik Kristiansen, Kristian Baldishol Lindblad, Matthew Charles Schultz

EvigAktiv is a mobile app and online platform that provides senior citizens with user-friendly access to all activities within their municipality. EvigAktiv provides municipalities with a standard and affordable solution for announcing activities instead of using ineffective emails, websites, Facebook groups, handwritten notes and printed ads.

People involved: Karl Blom, Fredrik Gørrisen, Morten Østbye

TotalCtrl AS develops 0-waste™ technology, a food waste reduction technology for the grocery industry and its consumers, enabling them to achieve total control over product expiration dates, save time and money, reduce food waste and facilitate smarter buying decisions. In time, the technology will be usable throughout the entire value chain – From producer to consumer.

People involved: Charlotte Aschim, Ingrid Østby, Petter Østby, Matthew Lynch, Sindre Helgheim, Monica Johannessen, Kjersti Edvartsen, Ujjval Joshi, Jørgen Forsell

PureLogic is working on The Nostradamus Project, which seeks to develop new methods for predictive analysis of financial markets. Emphasis will be made on the effects on financial markets caused by human agents and how their psychology influences pricing over time. One of the possible applications will be to predict the sensitivity of a company or project to disruptive changes within its market.

People involved: Andreas Saur Brandtsegg, Elin Saur Brandtsegg, Anders Myhr, Bjørnar Myhr, Catho Bjerkseter