Do you have an idea
which you can´t
let go?
NTNU Discovery supports good ideas from employees and students at NTNU/Helse Midt-Norge. We provide financial support early in the process, when no one else is willing to step in.
Pilot project student
Pre-project provides the opportunity to verify, investigate or prototype, so you minimize technical and commercial risk.
Pilot project employee
Pre-project provides the opportunity to verify, investigate or prototype, so you minimize technical and commercial risk.
Mainproject
It is possible for employees to apply up to NOK 1,000,000, and students up to NOK 300,000.
BLOCKCHAIN CREATES TRUST
NTNU researchers behind the service VerifyMed will use the cryptocurrency technology blockchain to confirm that the doctor who treats you online has the expertise you need.
Well preserved
Munch's paintings. Stake churches. The Constitutional Document. Åkerspennen. The Oseberg ship. We have a lot to take care of in this country. The technology company BevArt with origins from NTNU's School of Entrepreneurship will secure our great cultural heritage with small sensors and smart software.
These received support from NTNU Discovery in 2021
Despite a year marked by corona and home office, there was great innovation activity among students and staff at NTNU and Health Central Norway in 2021.
Now you can apply for main project
In 2022, NTNU Discovery again offers the opportunity to apply for a main project, the limit is from NOK 300,000 to 1,000,000.
UNIKT VEDLIKEHOLDSSYSTEM FOR MARITIM NÆRING
Et nytt selvlærende diagnose- og prognosesystem overvåker skipsmaskinene og gir maskinisten tidlige varsling dersom det oppstår avvik fra normaltilstand. Slik kan man fange opp endringer som skjer mellom fastsatte vedlikeholdsintervaller. For rederiene betyr det penger spart.
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CLIMATE AID
The construction industry is one of the climate evils. Today, it accounts for 40 percent of the world’s greenhouse gas emissions and 40 percent of energy consumption.
Captures CO2 with clay
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This arrow points upwards
Computer well has been rocketing after the support from NTNU Discovery in 2019.
From airspace technology to oecan technology
Erik Dyrkoren is known to many as one of the inventors of the underwater drone Blueye.
Workshop in the time of the pandemic
Tired of digital meetings with sharing trouble and microphones that never go off?
Digital help provides good cyber hygiene
Tekst: Anne-Lise Aakervik Foto: Geir Morgen/NTNUData loss, hacking, storing data in the wrong places; These are...