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wheel.me: Pioneering robotics technology, Made in Norway

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From the public capture. Detailed factual notes from Business Norway. Statements and figures reflect the source at the time of capture.

Page date: Published 24 Nov 2025; updated 25 Mar 2026. 2 min read.

The article profiles wheel.me, a Norwegian robotics company headquartered in Oslo with manufacturing in Fredrikstad. It describes the company’s “autonomous wheel” as a retrofit system that can turn compatible equipment into a mobile robot, allowing organizations to automate internal transport without replacing existing machinery. The article says full-scale industrial deployment began with a product launch in autumn 2023.

wheel.me primarily serves European and US customers through automation and robotics partners, according to the page. CEO Pål Rødseth says the Made in Norway label communicates quality, reliability and innovation and that it would be used on the robot, charging station, digital marketing and sales materials. Product distinctiveness, customer perceptions and market-position statements are company or promotional claims; the article supplies no adoption or performance data. Related links: Technology; Made in Norway; wheel.me.

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