You will find a selection of our Smart City projects below
Nordic Edge is taking steps to increase the exposure of Norwegian smart city solutions in European countries through establishing the Nordic Edge Growth Tour 2023. The international presence is divided into categories with different subgoals.
Beautiful. Sustainable. Together – are words used to describe the New European Bauhaus (NEB), a creative initiative that connects Europeans and their living spaces and experiences with the transformational European Green Deal.
A European Digital Innovation Hub empowering Digital Transformation in Ocean-Based Industries and coastal regions.
The leading Nordic event for future cities and communities. Nordic Edge Expo ties people, technology and cities together.
Innoasis by Nordic Edge is Norway’s new hub for urban innovation, gathering startups, established companies, investors, academia and the public sector.
Gnist is an innovation programme inviting the business community to co-create solutions and solve specific challenges related to site- and business development in cities and rural districts. The programme is a collaboration between Nordic Edge and DOGA.
The county of Rogaland is supporting our initiativ of setting up a network for smart districts.
The Norwegian roadmap for smart and sustainable cities and communities is a guide with visions and principals for municipalities and county councils.
Stavanger Kommune is conducting its first test of agile piloting – also known as quick testing, with a little support from Nordic Edge.
Research suggests that 11,5% of the Norwegian population use their personal time and own money on inventing new products and services. This research project mains to figure out whether these solutions are viable for the market.
Bridging Science and Practice: At Nordic Edge Innoasis Science Forum researchers and professionals explore common grounds through talks, conferences and networking.
A large-scale research project on freight logistics in Sustainable Cities.
The leading smart cities in Norway established the national network “Smartbyene” in 2018. In less than two years the network has evolved from 6 to 14 cities.
