Best Manufacturing Tech Companies in Norway
The 34 best Manufacturing Tech companies in Norway in 2026, ranked by funding and momentum. Funding, investors, founders, valuation, tech stack and live signals. Top: Cognite.
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Our analysis of 50 Manufacturing Tech companies
$5.6b in tracked funding; 95% of the stack-profiled cohort runs cloud-native; funding activity peaked in 2025.
Ranked: Best Manufacturing Tech companies in Norway
| # | Company | Disclosed funding | Last round | Stage | Founder | Founded | Tech stack | Patents & IP focus | Recent signals |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Cognite 🦄 Provider of industrial artificial intelligence and data management platform solutions | $225M | 56 mo ago | Acquired | Geir Engdahl Co-Founder & CTO | 2016 | SanityTurbopackNode.js+35 | — | — |
| 2 | Norsk Titanium Manufacturing performance critical titanium components for aerospace and industrial applications | $43M | 47 mo ago | Public | Alf Bjorseth Co-Founder | 2007 | Craft CMSApple iCloud MailMicrosoft 365+11 | 223 patents Real-time standoff distance monitoring and control for laser-directed additive manufacturing | — |
| 3 | CAMO Multivariate data analysis solutions | $8M | 232 mo ago | Acqui-Hired | — | 1984 | SentryTailwind CSSGoogle Cloud+14 | — | — |
| 4 | Intelecy Developer of a no-code AI platform for industrial process optimization | $5M | 40 mo ago | Series A | Bertil Helseth Founder and CTO | 2016 | HubSpot CMS HubGSAPSplide+13 | — | — |
| 5 | FlowPhys Software company developing simulation tools and solutions for multiple industries | $3M | 83 mo ago | Funding Raised | Tao Kjellgren CEO | 2008 | — | — | — |
| 6 | Robotic Drilling Systems Floor-mounted robotic drilling system for commercial application | $3M | 149 mo ago | Acqui-Hired | — | 2005 | — | 57 patents Automated gripping and safety attachment systems for drilling pipe strings | — |
| 7 | Idletechs Provider of equipment performance monitoring solution | $677K | 72 mo ago | Funding Raised | Andreas Wulvik CEO | 2014 | — | 9 patents Thermal imaging-based equipment monitoring and multidimensional data analytics solutions | — |
| 8 | Onix Provider of equipment management software for business owners | — | 41 mo ago | Funding Raised | Bernt Havardsholm Co-Founder | 1995 | TypeScriptSalesforceWindows Server+11 | — | — |
| 9 | View Software Production management and EAM solution | — | 113 mo ago | Series A | Pål Einar Berntsen CEO | 1987 | — | — | — |
Top 9 Manufacturing Tech companies in Norway
#1
Series A · Oslo, Oslo · founded 2016 · 9 employees$4.8Mraised▾
Developer of a no-code AI platform for industrial process optimization. The platform empowers engineers and operators to optimize efficiency and improve quality. It integrates with existing industrial systems, enabling rapid onboarding and scalable deployment. The platform facilitates real-time predictions and automated process adjustments.
- Jun 2023Series A$3.5M
- Apr 2020Grant (prize money)$54.3K
- Dec 2019Grant (prize money)$54.7K
- Jan 2018Seed$1.3M
#2
Public · Honefoss, Viken · founded 2007 · 92 employees$43.4Mraised▾
Norsk Titanium manufactures titanium components for various industrial applications such as aerospace, Defence, Energy, etc. They patented their proprietary plasma arc Rapid Plasma Deposition (RPD) technology or Direct Metal Deposition(DMD) technology. They collaborated with Alcoa to launch joint 3D Printing technology and Industrial Cooperation Program.
- Nov 2022Post IPO—
- May 2021Series B$25M
- Nov 2017Series B—
- Sep 2017Series B$10.3M
#3
Cognite 🦄Acquired · Lysaker, Akershus · founded 2016 · 623 employees$225Mraised▾
Provider of industrial artificial intelligence and data management platform solutions. The platform unifies and contextualizes industrial data, enabling users to automate complex operations. It offers tools for data onboarding, exploration, and pre-built applications for various workflows. The platform is designed to scale digital transformation across different assets and sites. It empowers teams to enrich operations with trustworthy data.
- Feb 2022Series B—
- May 2021Series B$150M
- Oct 2020Series A$75M
#4
Funding Raised · Fredrikstad, Viken · founded 2008 · 5 employees$2.8Mraised▾
Software company developing simulation tools and solutions for multiple industries. It is a provider of software solutions for analyzing thermodynamic fluid flow and electric circuits including geothermal flow assurance. The software combines fluid dynamics, thermodynamics, and geochemistry to provide detailed analyses and simulations to optimize manufacturing planning and operation.
- Nov 2019Grant (prize money)$934.4K
- Jun 2019Grant (prize money)$348.3K
- Apr 2019Grant (prize money)$391.5K
- Oct 2018Grant (prize money)$499.4K
#5
Funding Raised · Trondheim, Trondelag · founded 2014 · 8 employees$676.7Kraised▾
Developer of computer software designed to assist customers to understand and utilize data flows. The company's software offers systems for online condition monitoring by combining analysis software with thermal imaging and existing sensors, also provides systems for process monitoring by combining customer's existing process knowledge and models with analysis software to enhance process knowledge and control, along with offers online quality monitoring based on a range of sensors such as thermal cameras, video cameras, and hyperspectral sensors, enabling customers to get access to adapted systems for monitoring and analysis of materials, thermals, and operational data.
- Oct 2020Grant (prize money)$676.7K
#6
Acqui-Hired · Oslo, Oslo · founded 1984 · 14 employees$8.2Mraised▾
CAMO offers multivariate data analysis and design solutions through its product, "Unscrambler". It can be used to predict and evaluate system behavior before developing hardware, find faults in the production line, and analyze job scheduling issues etc. It caters to multiple industries including Chemicals, Food & Beverages, Industrial manufacturing, Pharmaceuticals, agriculture, and paper etc.
#7
Acqui-Hired · Sandnes, Rogaland · founded 2005 · 27 employees$2.6Mraised▾
Norway-based Robotic Drilling Systems focuses on developing floor-mounted autonomous robotic drilling rig for industrial drilling applications. The company has developed a drill floor robot, DFR-1500, which has a lift capacity of 1500 kg at 3 m extension with full control of the rig movement. The drill floor system consists of 4 machines: Drill-Floor Robot, robotic pipe handler, Electric Roughneck and Multi-size elevator. The robot comes with an accompanying software which can be used for controlling the robot. The software has an intuitive 'drag and drop' feature which allows for easier programming and visualization of the robot's movements.
- May 2014Series A—
- May 2012Seed$2.6M
- May 2006Seed—
#8
Funding Raised · Stavanger, Rogaland · founded 1995 · 14 employees—raised▾
Provider of equipment management software for business owners. It allows equipment owners, inspectors, and suppliers to digitally share, create, and manage information about equipment. It offers tools that allow users to manage equipment certificates, logs, client collaboration, user manuals recording, GPS tracking, document management, and more.
#9
Series A · Moss, Viken · founded 1987 · 44 employees—raised▾
Production management and EAM solution
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How research on Additive Manufacturing / 3D Printing is moving in Norway
A read on the academic research around Additive Manufacturing / 3D Printing — which themes are gaining ground, the institutions and researchers driving them, and how the tone is shifting. Based on 203 Norway-affiliated papers.
- Norwegian University of Science and Technology88
- University of Stavanger20
- Ministry of Defence17
- SINTEF10
- Ministry of Transport9
- Nanotechnology5
- Extrusion5
- Composite material5
- Mechanical engineering4
- Polylactic acid4
- Fused deposition modeling1→15
- Selective laser melting1→12
- Mechanical engineering1→12
- 3d printed1→11
- Manufacturing engineering7
- Selective laser melting4
- Mechanical engineering3
- Rapid prototyping3
- Composite material3
Where additive manufacturing is researched across Norway
Location clusters by institution affiliation — each city's volume, stance tone, and a quick read on its hot topic, what's advancing, the opening opportunity, and the main concern.
Common questions
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