Vil du lede opplæringen i et av Europas ledende droneselskaper?

by Robert Holand | Mar 13, 2026 | News, Vacancies / become part of the team

Tiepoint er et norsk teknologiselskap som opererer avanserte dronesystemer i krevende miljøer. Vi kombinerer operativ erfaring, regulatorisk kompetanse og teknologiutvikling for å levere løsninger som fungerer – fra Arktiske forhold til komplekse operasjoner innen...

Do you want to develop AI that enables drones to see, understand, and act?

by Magnus Lauten | Jan 26, 2026 | News, Vacancies / become part of the team

Tiepoint is a Norwegian technology company that develops autonomous systems for demanding environments. We combine cutting-edge AI with robust hardware to deliver solutions that work under Nordic conditions – from Arctic cold to challenging operational scenarios. The...

Dronepilot for maritime operasjoner

by Magnus Lauten | Feb 5, 2025 | News, Vacancies / become part of the team

Tiepoint har økt oppdragsmengde innenfor maritime operasjoner, både med elektriske og fueldrevne droner. Vi har nå åpnet vår pilotpool for søkere med rett erfaring. Vi er på utkikk etter både heltid og deltidsstillinger. Våre oppdrag inkluderer, men ikke eksklusivt,...

Addressing the Challenges of Drone Operations in Icing Conditions in the Arctic Sea

by Mats Kristensen | Apr 10, 2024 | News, Professional articles, Science, Technology

Abstract Tiepoint, a leading company specializing in unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), has extensive experience operating drones in the challenging Arctic region. With a focus on electric UAVs used by NOFO (The Norwegian Clean Seas Association for Operating Companies),...

Researches at MIT found that toroidal propellers reduces sound levels from drones significantly

by Magnus Lauten | Feb 27, 2023 | News, Science, Technology

Could toroidal propellers make it easier to adopt drones for public services? “Reduced sound levels allowed toroidal-propeller-equipped drones to operate without taxing human hearing at a distance half that of typical operation.” – MIT Lincoln...