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There are security and usability problems related to traditional locks. For instance, losing a key may at worst result in an expensive re-engraving. There are a variety of electronic locking systems on the market which possess inadequate security.

Kesla is a multitalent of forest technology. The company’s products cover all stages of wood harvesting from stump to mill. Kesla’s product development is customer-oriented and based on long-term cooperation with its partners. KESLA products are known in the market for their usability, productivity, durability and good resale value.

Boliden is a leading metals company with a commitment to sustainable development. In line with the strategy of Boliden, traditional aerial photography is partially being replaced with the use of remote controlled drones, so called unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs). The benefits of UAVs are numerous; lower costs, increased safety and less environmental impact.

Since 2016, Etteplan, together with other partners, has been driving forward a pilot project called Micro:bit. The project’s objective is to promote the teaching of programming in a fun and creative way in Finnish schools. The Innokas Network, which is coordinated by the University of Helsinki’s Faculty of Educational Sciences, has been one of the project’s partners since 2017.

Komatsu Germany in Düsseldorf develops, manufactures and markets super large hydraulic excavators throughout the world.

Etteplan implemented a mobile app for Neste that includes mobile refuelling, as well as a wide range of opportunities for customer marketing. Potential users of the application, which was released for iPhone and Android, are all the Finns traveling by car.

Etteplan is Posti’s collaboration partner in charge of the maintenance of Posti’s parcel lockers. Etteplan also participates in the development of the parcel locker system. The Continuous Services unit of Etteplan carried out the modernisation of Posti’s parcel locker equipment and the implementation of the new software during autumn 2017. The work covered all parcel lockers in Finland.

Bumblebee detector is a mobile application developed by Etteplan in Poland to collect data on the bumblebee population to revitalize the population.

Heroism does not scale, as it prevents effective team work. It is a downward spiral that needs to be broken. In order to double the speed, it may first need to be halved for a moment. Engineers are brilliant in teamwork - once they are encouraged to it.

Our world is full of sounds. The wind, birds, traffic, buzz of voices, discussions, radio, music, sirens. The soundscape is an essential part of our environment, but all sounds are not natural anymore. Our technology causes noise and we are surrounded by devices designed to create artificial sound. One of the keys to our wellbeing is to master the soundscape.

Every day Boon Edam, a leading manufacturer of revolving doors and security barriers, delivers beautiful products that are crafted to perfection. An excellent product deserves a manual equally as great. One that does not require any explanation, and makes life easier for the mechanic and the end user. For Boon Edam this has not always been the case. Bert Dammers, Manager Information & Document Management at Boon Edam, and his team give us a look into what it took to be able take great pride in the company's manuals.

The service interval of an Emergence Taival location tracker can be even 10 years. This top product, developed in Finland, transmits the location of a moving object no matter if it were on the ground or on the sea - even in the harshest conditions.

Enevo provides smart sensor and analytics based logistics optimization solutions for the waste management and recycling industry.

MS Viking Grace is a cruise ferry constructed at STX Europe Turku Shipyard, Finland for the Finland-based ferry company Viking Line. She is the world's first LNG-fuelled large passenger ship, now running between Turku, Finland and Stockholm, Sweden.

The Offshore Patrol Vessel UVL10 was built for the Finnish Border Guard at STX Finland Oy’s Rauma shipyard in Finland. The ship can be used in all weather and visibility conditions on the Baltic Sea and it is capable of independent long-term operation at extended ranges. The ship hull and its systems have been designed with seaworthiness and operational dependability to ensure functioning capacity under extreme conditions.

S. A. Agulhas II is an ice breaking polar supply and research ship built in 2012 by STX Finland Rauma shipyard in Rauma, Finland. S. A. Agulhas II was designed from the beginning to carry out both scientific research and supply South African research stations in the Antarctic.

Deep-sea fisheries and multidisciplinary research vessels are used to collect information on fish stocks and their living environment. The vessels are capable of performing different types of research tasks necessary for the sustainability of fish stocks and the marine environment.

The vessel brings together the very latest innovations in arctic shipbuilding science and technology.

The icebreaking stand-by vessels are designed for stand-by and rescue duties and for oil spill recovery. The vessels measure 95 m in length and 22 m in breadth and are based on  the Aker ARC 121 concept of Aker Arctic.