NTNUs Entreprenørskole

W2-Power

Combines wave and wind power on a semisubmersible platform.

W2 Power is a revolutionary new concept that combines wave and wind power on a semisubmersible platform, resulting in a triangle offshore platform 90 meters on a side with a capacity of 9MW. The project is a result of five years of development by Pelagic Power AS, and is based on well tested proprietary wave power technology and a proprietary platform design. Being a semisubmersible, the W2 Power platform will be easy to deploy offshore, and combining wave and wind power gives a more stable and predictable power supply than wind power alone can provide. W2 Power is estimated to have a power production cost significantly lower than competing concepts.

Student(er): Bård Gamnes, Gøran Berntsen og Alexander Høiby

PramPack

The ultimate travel protection for prams.

PramPack is built on a unique patent that provides ultimate travel protection for prams.

Student(er): Audun Ueland og Anders Mjåset

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Trehulldekket

En fremtidig bransjestandard.

Tre som byggemateriale har sterke tradisjoner i Norge og Norden, og står sentralt for bærekraftig byggeskikk med hensyn til miljø. I alle byggeprosjekter som inneholder mer enn en etasje er det behov for etasjeskiller. Etasjeskiller er, som navnet tilsier, et bygningselement som skiller en etasje fra en annen. Det er imidlertid mangel på gode løsninger i tre som tilfredsstiller dette behovet. Trehulldekket er et nyutviklet konsept for slanke etasjer i tre som er utviklet innenfor Moelven-konsernet etter ønsker fra industrien. Ved å anbringe de benyttede materialer slik at de i størst mulig grad bidrar til elementets styrke og stivhet, oppnår man en materialeffektiv, funksjonell og miljøvennlig løsning som kan spenne over større spenn enn dagens løsninger i tre. Trehulldekket er prefabrikkert, enkelt og raskt å montere, takler lengre spenn, har lav byggehøyde.

Student(er): Bengt Sørensen og Øystein Bjering

Stereo Skis AS

First to publish wakeskis

Stereo Skis are the first to publish twin tip waterskis, also called wakeskis. Stereo Skis is inspired by "new school" ski culture, and are now bringing it to the water. Stereo Models are designed to be used behind powerboats, with kite or at cable parks. The company is located in Skarnes, Norway, and sell their skis in Europe and in the US.

Student(er): Jens-Martin Johnsrud

WindFlip

Enabling floating wind

WindFlip AS is a provider of installation solutions in the global emerging market for offshore floating wind power. The company utilizes the unique benefit of the WindFlip barge to enable floating wind in important markets, such as the US, Japan and Scotland. WindFlip is developed in collaboration with Statoil to overcome their installation problems. A prototype of the concept has been tested with success at MARINTEK. The company is working towards commercialization of the technology within three years.

Student(er): Ane Christophersen og Eirik Hogner

limSIM

Accelerators based on adaptive technology to boost the simulation speed of finite element analysis

limSIM provides accelerators based on adaptive technology to boost the simulation speed of finite element analysis. The accelerator will be provided in the form of a 1U rack unit, with significantly lesser power usage than workstations. The speedup of strength simulations will be up to 50x compared to a high-end workstation.

Student(er): Christian Magnus Skoglund og Ida Groth

AWSM Bags

A ski bag with a unique design and superior functionality

AWSM Bags is developing a new ski bag based on the market knowledge and experience of a famous twin tip athlete. The bag will have low weight, high durability and high quality, making traveling with skis easier than it is with currently available solutions. By combining this functionality with a unique design, the ski bag will be clearly differentiated from competing products.

Student(er): Truls Brataas, Line Magnussen og Robert Haarstad

e-scape

Flat loudspeaker in 100% recycled acrylic material.

We are currently working to commercialize a flat loudspeaker in close cooperation with entrepreneur Runar Kjølle Nilsskog and Leiv Eriksson Nyskapning in Trondheim. Robin Støckert came up with the idea of using micro-perforated absorber panels as a loudspeaker membrane. The panels are made of 100% recycled acrylic material and opportunities for customization of design, shape and functionality are manifold. A working prototype has been made, but there are still some product development and testing left before a market introduction.

Student(er): Eldri Mossige, Øyvind Vestbøstad og Stine Aspli