Siemens Norway
Siemens Norway is a leading technology company delivering innovative solutions in electrification, automation, and digitalization across multiple industries. With a strong focus on sustainability, Siemens provides advanced technologies and services that enable smarter infrastructure, efficient energy systems, and cutting-edge industrial automation.

The company supports Norwegian businesses and institutions by combining global expertise with local knowledge to develop tailored solutions for energy, manufacturing, transport, and marine operations. Through continuous innovation, Siemens helps accelerate the transition towards a more sustainable and digital future while strengthening Norway’s technological competitiveness.

For more information, visit www.siemens.com.

Mechatronics Innovation Lab (MIL AS)
Mechatronics Innovation Lab (MIL AS) is a leading Norwegian test and innovation center specializing in mechatronics, robotics, and advanced industrial automation. Located in Grimstad, Norway, MIL provides cutting-edge facilities where companies, researchers, and developers can test, prototype, and validate new technologies before bringing them to market.

The lab plays a key role in accelerating innovation by offering access to state-of-the-art equipment, advanced robotic systems, sensor technologies, and digital solutions. MIL collaborates closely with universities, research institutes, and industry leaders to develop sustainable and future-oriented solutions for automation, offshore operations, manufacturing, and autonomous systems.

For more information, visit https://mil-as.no.

Luxonis

Luxonis is a leading developer of advanced spatial AI and computer vision platforms. Their mission is to enable machines to see, understand, and interact intelligently with the world, powering next-generation robotics, automation, and intelligent systems.

Their flagship technology, the OpenCV AI Kit (OAK), combines machine learning, depth perception, and integrated image recognition to deliver cutting-edge solutions used by thousands of developers and companies worldwide. Luxonis collaborates with major industry leaders and continues to push innovation within robotics, logistics, and automation.

For more information, visit www.luxonis.com.

Link Nordic AS
Link Nordic AS, established in 1994, delivers products and solutions across two core areas: electronics and document management/information governance. The company specializes in components such as sensors, connectors, displays, touch technology, and frequency products, as well as software platforms for digital document workflows. Link Nordic combines technical expertise with creativity and reliability to empower customers with tailored, high-quality solutions.

For more information, visit linknordic.com.

Würth Elektronik Norway
Würth Elektronik Norway is a leading provider of electronic and electromechanical components, offering innovative solutions for a wide range of industries. Their product portfolio includes printed circuit boards (PCBs), connectors, power modules, sensors, and wireless communication technologies.

With a strong focus on quality and engineering support, Würth Elektronik collaborates closely with developers, manufacturers, and research partners to enable efficient prototyping, optimized designs, and reliable production solutions. Their Norwegian team provides local expertise combined with access to Würth’s global resources and cutting-edge technologies.

For more information, visit www.we-online.com.

Ice is Norway’s third largest mobile operator, owned by Lyse Tele AS. The company provides mobile, broadband, and data services through its own nationwide network. It focuses on 4G and 5G development to expand coverage and deliver reliable connectivity.

Lyse Tele AS is one of Norway’s largest infrastructure and telecommunications companies. It owns and operates the national brands Altibox and ice, providing mobile, fiber, broadband, Internet of Things (IoT), and entertainment services. The company focuses on 5G deployment, fiber expansion, and raising customer satisfaction standards.

The Norwegian Mapping Authority (Kartverket)
The Norwegian Mapping Authority (Kartverket) is Norway’s national geospatial agency. It governs geodetic frameworks, land survey, hydrographic mapping, property registration, and digital map services from Norway’s highest mountains to the deepest ocean floors. As the national coordinator for geodata, Kartverket ensures broad public access to reliable maps and spatial data through Norway’s infrastructure for geographic information.

For more information, visit www.kartverket.no.

MotionTech AS provides advanced motion technology solutions: software development (Python, C/C++, C#, TwinCAT), robot control and kinematics, computer vision, digital twins including real-time and hardware-in-the-loop simulation, AI/machine learning, signal processing and condition monitoring.

Mekaunikum
Mekaunikum is the official student association for mechatronics students at the University of Agder, Grimstad. Established in May 2009, the association strengthens student life through events, company presentations, and industrial visits. Mekaunikum serves as a bridge between students and industry, facilitating early exposure to relevant technologies and professional networks. It also fosters collaboration with Signature Makerspace, offering opportunities to develop projects and practical skills beyond the classroom.

For more information, visit mekaunikum.no.

By mechatronics engineers for mechatronics engineers
The main goal of the association is to create a common academic and social environment for mechatronics engineers. Such a community will contribute to the exchange of knowledge and connect mechatronics engineers.

Arena for discussion and networking
We want to create a community in the form of member meetings, the general meeting, and social events.

Professional competence
We want our members to meet for academic fellowship and the exchange of knowledge.

UiA Nyskaping
UiA Nyskaping is the University of Agder’s official innovation support service, established in 2015 to coordinate innovation efforts and strengthen entrepreneurial culture among students and staff. It provides tailored innovation support, guiding ideas from concept to realization through structured processes, mentorship, and access to regional networks.

For more details, visit UiA Nyskaping.

Ocean Autonomy Cluster is Norway’s leading network for innovation in marine autonomy. It unites over 70 members—from research institutions to industry actors—to accelerate development of autonomous maritime systems. The cluster is operated by Future Innovations (Fremtidens Industri AS) and focuses on international scaling, market development, and strengthening value chains in the ocean technology sector.

Elefun is a Norwegian company specializing in radio-controlled (RC) models, drones, and hobby electronics. Established in 2000, they have grown into one of Scandinavia’s largest suppliers in the hobby tech market. Elefun is known for quality products, fast delivery, and expert customer support for both beginners and professionals.

Onshape is a cloud-native CAD (Computer-Aided Design) platform that enables real-time collaboration, built-in data management, and secure access from any device without local installations.

Frifond
Frifond is Norway’s most accessible grant program for activities run by, for, and with children and youth. It enables grassroots groups to carry out creative local projects such as theater productions, events, or forming bands. Frifond is divided across several sectors—Frifond Musikk, Frifond Children & Youth, and Frifond Organization—each delivering tailored funding for different types of initiatives. (frifond.no)

Velferdstinget i Agder (VT)
Velferdstinget i Agder is the official student welfare council representing all students under the Student Welfare Organisation in Agder (SiA). VT advocates for student welfare in areas such as dormitories, healthcare services, sports, and culture. It appoints student representatives to the boards of SiA and the SiA Culture Fund, allocates social funding to student activities and societies, and serves as an advisory body to SiA’s board.

University of Agder (UiA)
University of Agder is a distinguished public university in southern Norway, operating across the Kristiansand and Grimstad campuses. Established in 1994 through a merger of regional colleges, UiA achieved full university status in 2007. It currently educates approximately 13,000–14,000 students across six faculties, offering bachelor’s, master’s, and Ph.D. programs, many taught in English.

UiA is founded on the vision of “co‑creation of tomorrow’s knowledge” through inclusive collaboration among students, faculty, and external partners. It emphasizes innovation in education and research — a value reflected in its role as an international institution with strong ties to regional industry and global academic networks.

For more information, visit www.uia.no.

Equinor
Equinor is a leading energy company driving the transition to sustainable solutions by supporting initiatives that advance technology, innovation, and STEM-based learning. The company focuses its sponsorship efforts on programs that inspire curiosity, creativity, and competence in science, engineering, and renewable energy—especially among youth and students. Their long-term sports partnerships will conclude in 2025 as they shift support toward education and sustainable innovation.