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Your extreme på Svalbard

Extreme experience on Svalbard

An idea for thermal subsea pipes took Frokostklubben to Svalbard in connection with "Your Extreme", a student competition organised by KONGSBERG and the Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU).

The Industrial Locomotive

THE ROAD TO KONGSBERG 
After the Second World War, KONGSBERG was recognised as one of the major industrial developers in Norway. Read more about how innovation and drive paved the road for an industrial adventure born in Kongsberg.
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Follow the sun

No matter the time of day, someone will always answer the phone at Kongsberg Maritime if you call for help. Three high-tech support centres in Europe, America and Asia provide this 24-hour service.
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Monitoring extreme conditions

How big is an iceberg and how fast does it move? KONGSBERG is developing technology that can give you the answer

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eBird: Wings under water

EBIRD: eBird is a development from Kongsberg Seatex - a product which allows control of the world's largest, man-made, movabel objects.
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Talking business

CHARM OF THE IRISH:  A divine gift of the gab, a wealth of knowledge and a good dollop of Irish charm. These are the ingredients which make Shane McArdle a hit among fourteen hundred school pupils.

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CROWS keeps our soldiers safe

American soldiers in the field work under extreme pressure. With KONGSBERG's weapon control system, PROTECTOR CROWS, it is much easier for soldiers to distinguish between friend and foe.
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Industrial Design: when appearances count

From sketch to finished product: It's always good to look good - even when hanging from a fishing net out at sea. But how important are aesthetics when developing new KONGSBERG products?
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The Gulf of Mexico is my office

ALWAYS PREPARED: Jessica Neveu has always liked working with her hands. This comes to good use in her job as a service engineer for Kongsberg Maritime.

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AWACS: NATO's eyes in airspace

KONGSBERG supplies the software which allows NATO to monitor the airspace over central Europe with only three aircraft.
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