With our sensor Emma, encased in sustainable ocean-plastic housing, we're transforming the way food and pharmaceuticals are transported, helping to reduce waste and secure supply chains like never before.
Tackling a global challenge
Every year, one-third of all food and medicine is wasted due to poor transport conditions. Traditional methods that rely on manual readings and GSM coverage can't keep up with the demands of modern logistics. That's why we developed Emma, a smart, real-time tracking solution designed to provide complete control over critical shipments.
“Our technology lets you see, act and improve at every step of the journey.” Per Magne Helseth, CEO and founder
Why satellite technology changes everything
For years, the logistics industry has been constrained by limited GSM coverage, which only spans 15% of the globe. That's why we're transitioning to satellite connectivity, ensuring our clients can monitor their shipments anywhere on Earth, no exceptions. With Emma, businesses gain real-time insights into temperature, light, shock and movement, enabling immediate action when anomalies occur.
Sustainability: our guiding principle
Emma's casing is crafted from recycled ocean plastic, and with a two-year battery life, it's built to last and minimize waste. We're not just reducing food and medicine waste; we're tackling plastic pollution and promoting a circular economy.
Proven success, global reach
Our technology is already in use across 12 countries, including the USA, Germany and the Nordics. From Norwegian salmon exporters ensuring their fish arrives fresh on global markets, to European pharmacies protecting sensitive medications, we're proud to support businesses that demand reliability and precision.
Building the future from Norway
From our headquarters in a repurposed train station in Oslo, we're driving innovation and sustainability in logistics. Our mission is simple: to provide a solution that's easy to use, impactful and accessible for businesses worldwide. This is more than just technology, it's a vision for a better future.