Companies: Smart cities

This is a paginated company-search page for “Smart cities,” with 17 results and a link to the Smart cities industry page. Page 1 shows results 1–12; page 2 shows results 13–17. The visible listing descriptions are:

• Mobility Forus AS — has tested autonomous vehicles on its test track since 2017 and participates in a project testing them on Norwegian public roads.
• Applied Autonomy AS — works with OEM and technology partners in autonomy, mobility and sustainable development; it aims to help customers act on current and future opportunities in autonomous transport.
• Paxster AS — develops products and services intended to raise productivity while lowering environmental impact.
• InfoTiles AS — applies data analytics and AI to water and wastewater infrastructure through a Data Intelligence Platform intended to help utilities make more sustainable, value-focused decisions.
• Wirescan AS — Norwegian technology company focused on advanced cable-condition monitoring and diagnostics.
• SpillTech AS — develops maritime-waste solutions through a team of inventors and engineers.
• Sensorita AS — provides analytics to help waste companies lower costs and emissions, using container fill-level, location and trend data to improve planning, logistics and collection.
• Parqio AS — gives housing associations control of shared garages; the listing says it is used across Norway and records more than 10,000 gate openings daily, and notes its work with service providers, property developers and sustainable-city projects.
• Nivel AS — supplies a digital system for managing shared micromobility. It analyzes vehicle location data in real time to help cities regulate services and public-space use.
• Evert AS — supplies integrated hardware and AI software for scalable, decentralised clean-energy systems.
• Kobla AS — provides a phone-based environmental assistant that shows the effects of travel choices and rewards users for leaving the car behind.
• Vista Analyse AS — social-science consultancy providing economic research, policy analysis, advice and evaluation in fields including climate, energy, transport, urban planning and welfare.
• Mase Home AS — develops adaptive interior systems and robotic furniture for compact homes and hospitality.
• Sunphade AS — Norwegian deep-tech start-up developing patented dynamic solar film using photochromic technology; the listing traces the company’s origins to research at the Institute for Energy Technology.
• Tinymesh AS — listed as a result; no description is shown in the search listing.
• PSW Power & Automation AS — provides integrated solutions for electrification and renewable energy.
• Planck Technologies AS — combines chemical engineering, materials science and machine learning to accelerate clean-energy development, with a focus on making industrial gas separation and carbon capture more efficient and affordable through data-driven materials discovery.