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Norse Navigation wins NOK 1.4 million for safer maritime navigation

Ocean Autonomy Cluster member Norse Navigation has won Fremtidens Verdiskaper 2026, securing both...

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A new thruster technology is taking shape in Trondheim

With new motor technology, a highly serviceable design and components that can largely be 3D...

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Five years of Shore Control Lab: From a blank slate to a thriving research environment

Five years ago, NTNU Shore Control Lab was little more than an idea and an empty room. Today, 25...

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Arild lost his job as a fisherman - now he's mapping the fjord with underwater ROVs

Text by Oda Ryggen

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Eelume, Maritime Robotics and Blueye demonstrate marine robotics at Equinor’s new test centre

Equinor has opened the Kårstø Marine Robotics Centre (KNARR), a new facility dedicated to the...

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HFC Forum 2026: Human Factors in Maritime Operations

By Knut Tore Aurdal/ÅKP

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Akvaplan-niva brings Arctic ocean research expertise to Ocean Autonomy Cluster

Akvaplan-niva brings extensive expertise in ocean monitoring, autonomous vehicles, sensor...

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Clarify among Norway’s fastest-growing technology companies

Ocean Autonomy Cluster member Clarify has been named one of Norway’s 50 fastest-growing technology...

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Building the control systems behind next-generation ocean technology

Trondheim-based CGO Automasjon is bringing hands-on expertise in industrial automation, control...

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Some of the world’s most ambitious student technology organisations are part of NORDSEC and Ocean Autonomy Cluster

Eight NTNU student organisations working with satellites, rockets, drones, jet engines and...

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