About the company
JM Robotics was founded in 2016 by Johan Hellstrøm and Magnus Kjelland-Olsen, two sturdy guys with many years of experience in ROV, offshore work and professional diving. The company has quickly developed into being one of Scandinavia’s biggest suppliers of small, robust ROV systems and custom design.
JM Robotics has its workshop and offices in Kristiansund, on the north-west coast of Norway, but produce and deliver products to customers the whole of Northern Europe.
Competence and experience
We know what it’s like to work under water, and we have the knowledge that is needed to produce sustainable solutions for aquaculture and other maritime industries. Our team has many years of experience as professional divers, and over 10 000 hours spent under the surface, 12 years’ experience with offshore work, as well as experience from shipping and fish farming. We wish to produce the systems that we wished we had when at sea, and have both the expertise and knowledge that is needed to develop software and ROV systems that can streamline your workday, reduce costs and make the workplace safer.
Meet our team
Say hello to the people who work hard every day to develop and deliver the best solutions for our customers and partners.
Mads P. Hammer Strand
Per-Olav Otterlei
Sebastian Helseth
Robin Stokke
Marit Wirum
Our offices
Kristiansund is a small town with a passion for aquaculture and the maritime industry, and with our new offices and workshop in Melkvikan Næringspark, we will be a part of the maritime hub we find in this city
Our offices are customized to our work and designed so that we can work more efficiently. Here both our administration and our production are in one place, so that we can all work together and have an open-door policy. JM Robotics is a living organism thar work to make the best ROV systems in the world.
Collaboration partners and suppliers
We work together with experienced companies and collaboration partners to be able to deliver great ROV systems and underwater drones, positioning, sonars, cameras and thrusters.
