The Marinor NTNU team
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Become our next partner.

We are constantly looking for new sponsors and collaborators. If you are interested in becoming our next one, get in touch with our Head of Sponsorship and Branding.

Get in touchHead of Sponsorship and Brandingandreas.furst@marinorntnu.no

We wish to collaborate with companies interested in technology development and innovation, and who want to help us realize our ambitions.

2025founded at NTNU in Trondheim
35+members from robotics, automation and marine technology
7groups – from perception and control to hardware and PR
23teams in the 2026 Njord Challenge – we were one of them
What you support

From the workshop to open water.

Everything we build is designed, built and tested by students. This is what your support goes into.

Shaping the first hull
01Shaping the first hull
Sanding and finishing
02Sanding and finishing
First float test
03First float test
Wiring on the dock
04Wiring on the dock
Sensors on board
05Sensors on board
Testing in the harbour
06Testing in the harbour
Argus on the water
07Argus on the water
The team behind it
08The team behind it
How it works

Three steps to a partnership.

01

Send us an email

Tell us a little about your company and what you are interested in.

02

We find the right fit

We meet, talk about goals on both sides and agree on what the partnership looks like.

03

Build it together

Follow the project from the workshop to the water – and to the competitions.

Our sponsors

The partners who make it possible.

Thank you to the companies and organizations that back Marinor NTNU and help us take our vessels from the workshop to the water.

Gold partner
Kongsberg Discovery
Silver partners
DNVTelenor
Bronze partners
NTNUFrifond
Let's talk

Want to help us build the future of the sea?

Send us an email and we will get back to you. We are happy to tell you more about Marinor and what a partnership could look like.

A student organisation at NTNU that designs, builds and tests autonomous boats – from the workshop in Trondheim to competitions abroad.