Working with
Ulveseth
Backed by Innovation Norway
The problem
We asked the people on site:where does it hurt?
Hydropower
“We keep cutting too close to cables and pipes.”
Tunnels & bridges
“Wire sawing is fast, but it puts the crew at risk.”
Buildings
“You can't touch the beams and walls next to it.”
Three places. One problem.
Inside a power station, one unit standing still for a day costs about NOK 1.8 million.
Paraphrased from our interviews with owners and contractors.
What we built
One block out.The rest stays standing.
Patented · NO 349064 · International application pending
How it works
The arm sets the depth,not the blade.
- 01
A rail goes on the wall.
- 02
A small diamond blade cuts in.
- 03
The arm carries it deeper, pass by pass.
- 04
The pump stays outside, out of the way.
Tested depth
deep, in stone and concrete
blade
Everything around it
Safer for the crew.Gentler on the structure.
The crew
- Dust bound in water
- Out of the risk zone
- No one holding a hose
The structure
- No blasting. No hammering.
- Clean corners. No overcuts.
- Carried in. Mounted on site.
The field test
Cutting at Evangerthis December.
- Where
- Evanger power station, 330 MW. It keeps running while we cut. That is the whole point.
- With
- Eviny and Mesta. The owner and the contractor. Both on site, watching every cut.
- What
- Real cuts in concrete, inside a running plant. Not a lab.
- DEPTH
- how deep, in real concrete
- SPEED
- how much we cut in a day
- BLADE LIFE
- how long a blade lasts
- DAYS SAVED
- how many days the owner gets back
Measured on site, December 2026
Measured on site, December 2026
Measured on site, December 2026
Measured on site, December 2026
In the pilot
The team
One physicist with an idea.Now five.
How it started
- Rock blocked his garage.
- In Minecraft, one block comes out.
- Nothing else moves.
- So he tried it for real. It cut.

Jesper Tveit
CTOInvented the technology
Nikolai Nordbotn
CEOCustomers and capital
Liam Nolan
MechanicalSurgical robotics, California
Daniel Hammer
ControlsBuilt the control system
Åshild Aarø
MarketHelped build StartupLab Bergen





