ACE - full scale aquaculture laboratory
SINTEF ACE is a full scale aquaculture laboratory, which is open to all stakeholders and can be used for research and testing.
Marine operations
Marine operations include traditional shipping, offshore operations and aquaculture operations. SINTEF offers solutions to analyze different types of marine operations. These solutions include model trials and numerical simulations.
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Knowledge and measures to reduce risk for workers in the aquaculture industry
The project will develop new knowledge and propose measures to reduce the risk for personnel in the aquaculture industry. A particular focus is safety challenges that arise at the interface between different organisations.
Centre of Excellence in Ocean Research and Engineering - INESCTEC.OCEAN
INESCTEC.OCEAN is a Portuguese Centre of Excellence addressing marine structures, marine robotics, ocean energy and ocean data, with SINTEF OCEAN as strategic partner.
SAFESUB: Safe and Autonomous Subsea Intervention
How can we make autonomous underwater robotic intervention more robust by understanding and utilizing the uncertainty involved in the sensing-perception-manipulation pipeline? This is the topic for the SAFESUB project.
AMBIOS – Autonomous Marine Biodiversity Mapping and Bioprospecting Platform
The collaborative project AMBIOS aims to develop the world's first fully autonomous platform for multi-layer mapping of biodiversity in the marine space and validate it on selected use cases in Mid-Norway.
AutoPort – When AI optimizes port logistics and management
The Autoport project aims to improve the efficiency of small-sized ports by using AI and OR to automate and optimize cargo handling processes.
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VARD and SINTEF launch strategic partnership
SINTEF and VARD have signed a strategic partnership agreement to strengthen research, technology development and innovation in future maritime solutions. The aim is to meet the industry’s needs in the energy transition and accelerate the development...
New emergency towing equipment allows rescue helicopters to fly farther and in worse weather
In the Lofoten archipelago off Norway’s northern west coast, a rescue helicopter circles over a cruise ship. Soon, two people and a large bag are lowered onto the deck. Then a line is launched over to the coast guard ship that is right next to it...
About to emerge: One of the world’s most advanced laboratories
Concrete has never had to meet such high standards. Deviations cannot exceed millimetre level. Even the curvature of the Earth must be taken into account in building the world’s most advanced laboratories.
