A robotics company for humans

We envision a future where humans and robots coexist seamlessly, facilitated by ultra-compact sensors designed for discreet integration.

Sonair is on a mission to revolutionize object detection and ranging systems for autonomous robots. Our sensors are engineered to meet stringent safety certification standards, creating a robust 3D safety shield around robots—an essential step toward enabling safe, collaborative operation alongside humans.

The Sonair team

We think about sound all the time. Sound is a wonder of nature and we just love to understand how it behaves in all kinds of conditions.

As kids we first experienced the physical laws of sound when we yelled into a mountain range and heard our own voice echoing back and forth.

Today, we know this is called reverberation and some of us have gone as deep as getting doctorates on the topic.

That’s how fascinating it is.

Mathias Madsen

Simen E. Sørensen

Gussi Bull

Shermine Gotfredsen

Britta Fismen

Dag Wang, PhD

Tor Odland

Knut Sandven

Cecilie Woetmann Bore

Pål Nordbryhn

Tarjei Holo

Frode Tyholdt, PhD

Even Masdal

Oscar Meisal

Endre Bakka

Joakim Hove, PhD

Espen Albrektsen

Hans Jørgen Bang, PhD

Wilfred Booij, PhD

Simen Bergsvik

Ole Marius Rindal, PhD

Sigrid Øygard, PhD

Want to join our team? 

How can we solve big problems with tiny things and clever algorithms? That’s the kind of challenge that keeps us moving.

Reach out if you want to join our engineering or commercial teams.

Our investors

A robotics company for humans

We envision a future where humans and robots coexist seamlessly, facilitated by ultra-compact sensors designed for discreet integration.

Sonair is on a mission to revolutionize object detection and ranging systems for autonomous robots. Our sensors are engineered to meet stringent safety certification standards, creating a robust 3D safety shield around robots—an essential step toward enabling safe, collaborative operation alongside humans.

The Sonair team

We think about sound all the time. Sound is a wonder of nature and we just love to understand how it behaves in all kinds of conditions.

As kids we first experienced the physical laws of sound when we yelled into a mountain range and heard our own voice echoing back and forth.

Today, we know this is called reverberation and some of us have gone as deep as getting doctorates on the topic.

That’s how fascinating it is.

Sigrid Øygard, PhD

Dag Wang, PhD

Pål Nordbryhn

Ole Marius Rindal, PhD

Hans Jørgen Bang, PhD

Simen E. Sørensen

Joakim Hove, PhD

Mathias Madsen

Simen Bergsvik

Tarjei Holo

Endre Bakka

Tor Odland

Frode Tyholdt, PhD

Espen Albrektsen

Shermine Gotfredsen

Even Masdal

Cecilie Woetmann Bore

Oscar Meisal

Gussi Bull

Wilfred Booij, PhD

Knut Sandven

Britta Fismen

Want to join our team? 

How can we solve big problems with tiny things and clever algorithms? That’s the kind of challenge that keeps us moving.

Reach out if you want to join our engineering or commercial teams.

Our investors