This is Oscar. He's standing by the river, in front of our offices. His task is to show off the Sonair sensor. But where is it?

Together with exida, we've kicked off the exciting, but no doubt arduous process of obtaining SIL2/Pl d safety certification for the Sonair 3D ultrasonic sensor.

We were sitting at an outdoor restaurant in Tempe, Arizona, enjoying the warm evening air. Across the street, a small, cooler-shaped delivery robot was trying to navigate its way across the busy road. It would start, stop, turn back, and hesitate again as cars and pedestrians passed by.

This is Vilde, Kristian, Johannes, and Anniken. What are they doing with all this gear? And why is Ronja, our house dog, posing with them?

We are pleased to announce that Shermine Gotfredsen has joined Sonair as our new Chief Commercial Officer. With extensive experience in the global robotics industry, Shermine brings a sophisticated understanding of market dynamics and a robust track record in leadership to our team.

Frode Tyholdt, PhD, explores the long lines of technology evolution that today enables advanced 3D ultrasonic object detection in air. Find out why Sonair's strength is to combine its advanced signal processing expertise with cutting-edge piezoelectric MEMS transducers.

The first public and live demo of Sonair's 3D ultrasonic sensor will be at Sensors Converge in Santa Clara (USA).

Sonair's Ole Marius Rindal Hoel will be taking the stage at The Sensor Decade to talk about how we're building the Sonair 3D ultrasonic sensor for autonomous robots.

Sonair, previously operating in stealth mode, today revealed its developments in sensor technology that improves safety in industrial automation. The company also announced the upcoming launch of its first evaluation kit this summer, signaling a significant advancement in the field of robotics and machine autonomy.

Humanity is at a crossroads. For the first time, we can see a realistic outline of a future where humans will live and work alongside machines that operate autonomously. We are starting to understand specifically how machines will be capable of acting on their own.

We went to LogiMAT, on the world's largest logistics and automation events, to find out.

Solwr develops innovative answers to challenges in logistics and retail. They offer a competitive combination of ERP software, integrations, automation, and robotics. Their Grab™ and Sort™ robots ingeniously automate picking and sorting processes in warehouse and retail environments.