## 617. SMART BRAKE wireless remote-controlled brakes for light EVs and mobility equipment
Source: https://businessnorway.com/solutions/smart-brake-wireless-remote-controlled-brake-for-light-evs-and-mobility-equipment
Published 1 Dec 2022; updated 23 Mar 2026; listed under health and life science/medtech and transportation.

SMART BRAKE is a compact, mountable wireless brake system intended for light electric vehicles, bicycles, wheelchairs, and mobility or sports equipment. The page identifies a design gap: conventional brakes can be bulky and difficult to operate for people with limited grip or mobility, while urban use of light electric vehicles is growing.

A wireless remote lets the user or a companion activate both normal braking and the parking brake. The system is designed to deliver full braking force with less than 10% of the hand-grip strength otherwise required. App settings can customize brake behaviour. Automatic calibration adapts the system to different wheel sizes and is intended to reduce wear and maintenance. The unit is described as lightweight, compact, and adaptable to different brake systems.

The controller can be mounted in different positions and activated through a lever, push button, piston trigger, movement sensor, or voice input. A soft brake lever and wireless remote are presented as accessibility features; the system can also connect with LEV software. The page describes the wireless architecture as reducing constraints when integrating the brake into different equipment.

The market section says more than 100 million older or disabled people are affected by reduced grip or mobility, and forecasts that the population over 60 will triple by 2050. It estimates a USD 1 billion global market for new mobility equipment and expects demand for light electric vehicles to increase. These are the source page estimates and forecasts. The page associates the product with SDG 3.

Contact: Morten Østli, Chairman, morten@smartgroup.no. SmartGroup AS, Osloveien 35, 1534 Moss, Norway; [company profile](https://businessnorway.com/companies/smartgroup-as); [company website](https://mysmartbrake.com/).


## 618. ENERGI.AI AS
Source: https://businessnorway.com/companies/energiai-as

Energi.AI says it helps businesses move toward a low-carbon economy by guiding them through the energy transition and supporting green business development. Its listed offering, Energi.ai, is described as an automated climate-accounting platform: AI and automation extract information from company data to measure, reduce, and report greenhouse-gas emissions. The company profile marks the service as Made in Norway certified.

Address: Grensen 9, 0159 Oslo, Norway. Website: [energi.ai](https://energi.ai/no). Public contact listed on the profile: Hanne Ek, hanne@energi.ai.


           
      


## 619 Ulstein service vessels for offshore wind
Source URL: https://businessnorway.com/solutions/ulstein-delivers-state-of-the-art-service-vessels-for-offshore-wind
Ulstein supplies service operation vessels for offshore wind. These ships let technicians work at turbines far offshore and stay at sea for weeks. The ships use walk-to-work gangways and provide onboard accommodation.



## 634. Emisoft AS
Source: https://businessnorway.com/companies/emisoft-as

Bergen company with 30 years of experience in environmental reporting and carbon-accounting software, plus consulting to help customers measure and reduce their carbon footprints. The profile dates its work in the field to 1992 and links to a separate Emisoft solution page. Sector: technology. Address: Inger Bang Lunds vei 16, 5059 Bergen. Public contact: Betina Mele Haveland, Sales Manager, betina.haveland@emisoft.com.


## 635. Factiverse AS
Source: https://businessnorway.com/companies/factiverse-as

Factiverse helps analysts and journalists track political discussion across social media, parliamentary hearings, and traditional media using AI. The Stavanger company lists technology as its sector and links to a case study about mappi