Sensor Innovation AS
SENSOR INNOVATION AS is listed at Dalhaug 10, 7650 Verdal, Norway; website: https://sensorinnovation.no/. It develops, manufactures and supplies products and services for monitoring and controlling moisture and temperature, primarily to identify leaks in building structures. Listed industries: Technology; Architecture and construction; Circular economy. The company is Made in Norway certified. Profile case-study links discuss sustainability goals, moisture sensors at Wilds Minne school, and recognition of the sensor system as an innovation by BREEAM.
Made in Norway certified product/service: INTO® technology. The profile says the company was established in 2018 to detect abnormal moisture and temperature trends in buildings before damage occurs, and that the technology has been developed through R&D and practical testing, including six years of collaboration with SINTEF Community, NTNU and industrial partners such as Protan. INTO® uses small, robust sensor nodes placed in vulnerable construction areas such as compact roofs, solid-wood walls and pipe shafts. They monitor moisture and temperature, communicate wirelessly to encrypted cloud services, and use algorithms combining building physics and AI to show data, reports and alerts. The stated battery life is up to 30 years. The profile says BREEAM recognized the technology as an innovation in 2023.
Related solution: “Sensor Innovation uses AI to monitor humidity in buildings” — https://businessnorway.com/solutions/sensor-innovation-uses-ai-to-monitor-humidity-in-buildings. Published 27 Oct 2024; updated 28 Sep 2026. The INTO® Control System combines durable sensors with a digital platform for real-time, long-term monitoring and predictive analysis. It targets hidden or hard-to-inspect risk areas including roofs, walls, floors, pipes, drains and gutters. A hybrid-AI system combines machine learning, building physics and collected data to detect abnormal conditions; alerts can be sent by SMS, email or building-management systems. The page notes increased weather extremes and moisture risks associated with green and blue roofs. Claimed benefits include earlier intervention, fewer costly structural repairs, longer building life, reduced mould and rot risks, improved indoor air quality, and less waste and energy use from repairs. The solution was being introduced in ten European countries as of 2024. The article includes a testimonial from Veidekke project manager Tor Harald Ihme about the case for adoption, and links three company case studies: sustainability goals; Wilds Minne school; BREEAM recognition. Listed SDGs: Good health and well-being; Industry, innovation and infrastructure; Responsible consumption and production.
Related article: “Sensor Innovation: Unique hybrid-AI technology for moisture detection – Made in Norway” — https://businessnorway.com/articles/sensor-innovation-ai-technology-moisture-detection-made-in-norway.
Public contact: Eirik Kristiansen, Chief Marketing Officer; eirik.kristiansen@sensorinnovation.no.