Breakfast Seminar: Tech Meets BAE

Tuesday, August 25, 2026

14 Strandvegen, Brumunddal

At this breakfast meeting, you’ll gain insight into how Mjøssykehuset and other major projects are driving the development of the digital value chains of the future, while local and regional technology companies present solutions that can contribute to a more sustainable, efficient, and competitive construction, engineering, and architecture industry.

About the event

The Mjøs region is poised to take advantage of some of Norway’s most exciting opportunities at the intersection of construction, industry, and technology. Large and complex construction projects are placing ever-greater demands on digitalization, data flow, and collaboration, while also opening the door to innovation and new technological solutions.

We would therefore like to invite you to a networking event for technology companies and the BAE industry. The event will be held at Strandvegen 14, an energy-efficient landmark building that houses, among others, Rørlegger Asbjørn Nordsveen AS and Bravida Innlandet.

PROGRAM:

8:00 a.m. Coffee and a snack

8:30 a.m . Welcome remarks by Paal Bergsodden, Asbjørn Nordsveen AS (property owner), and Erlend Sollien Amb, Bravida Innlandet (tenant)

8:35 a.m. Introduction to today’s topic by Norwegian Wood Cluster and Digital Innlandet

8:40 a.m. From Mjøstårnet to Mjøssykehuset: industry, technology, and the digital value chain

By Lanjing Li, Project Manager for Digital Collaboration at Sykehusbygg

Large hospital projects such as Mjøssykehuset place ever-increasing demands on digitization, structured information, and collaboration throughout the entire lifecycle—from early planning and design through construction, handover, operation, and further development.

With the Wood Hotel and Mjøstårnet serving as a local and relevant context, Li will demonstrate how industry, technology, and digitalization are interconnected. Mjøstårnet showcases what the region has already achieved in the wood industry, industrialization, and project execution. Mjøssykehuset represents a new level of complexity, where climate goals, efficient project execution, operations and maintenance, logistics, and hospital operations all require robust digital value chains.

She will also present the digital requirements, structure, and tools that Sykehusbygg will be bringing to the table—and what is expected of the supplier market going forward. The main message is that future deliveries are not just about products and services, but also about accurate information, documentation, and traceability.

Lanjing Li works with digital strategy, BIM, information management, and collaboration processes in large hospital projects, including Mjøssykehuset. Her role is to translate digital ambitions into specific requirements, workflows, and tool support throughout the project lifecycle—from planning and design through construction, handover, and operations and maintenance.

Li holds a degree in civil engineering with a specialization in offshore construction and has about 10 years of experience in the consulting industry, primarily on large and complex Class 1 projects. Among other projects, she has worked on the Radium Hospital, the Fornebu Line, the Ocean Space Center, the Sotrasa Connection, and Equinor’s electrification projects.

09.10 Coffee Refill

9:15 Short presentations on digital innovations from Innlandet

Repass is an integrated data management tool for transparency and traceability within circular value chains. We combine compliance, traceability, sustainability, digital experiences, and user-friendliness into a single platform to give every product a digital identity, a story, and a circular future.

Moicon provides a user-friendly digital twin platform for visualization, planning, and operational management of factories and production processes. The platform integrates CAD/BIM models, sensor data, APIs, and process data to improve collaboration, logistics insight, and decision support throughout the entire lifecycle. The solution can be used for process analysis and simulation of flow, capacity, and bottlenecks—relevant for industrial players, suppliers, and complex operational environments such as hospitals.

Zecon provides mobile battery solutions for zero-emission construction and the electrification of machinery. The batteries are robust, scalable, and designed for operation in challenging environments.

Fremby is the platform that gives you real-time insights and handles the tedious reporting work for you. We automatically collect data from machines and equipment that are owned, leased, or used in construction projects. This reduces manual work and makes it easier to comply with government requirements for both project reporting and energy audits.

Vrex makes the project’s models and scan data understandable to everyone who needs to evaluate them—not just those who work with BIM tools on a daily basis. We connect to the CDE the project is already using and let the entire team explore the model together on laptops, in meeting rooms, or in VR, so that misunderstandings are caught early on instead of surfacing as changes on the construction site.

TwinConsult is a consulting firm specializing in the digitization of engineering processes for the construction, civil engineering, and real estate industries, with a focus on artificial intelligence. The company is led by Odin Iversen, a civil engineer in construction and environmental engineering and a Ph.D. fellow at NTNU, and offers consulting services, the development of AI-based tools, and contract research, including automated BIM-based compliance checks against TEK17.

10:00 a.m. End of the program—followed by a guided tour and networking for those interested

Practical information:

Startups can set up a roll-up in the venue
Does your company have a task that is time-consuming, cumbersome, or simply tedious to do manually? Send it to post@twinconsult.no, and we’ll select one issue for which TwinConsult AS will build a demo to be presented at the seminar.

Registration (deadline: August 20)