Tylösand Display signed in September 2010 an exclusive representative agreement with DeAmp. TD is a provider of stylished display systems for signs and acrylic producs and now seek to combine their systems with the DeAmp product’s sound absorption for indoor use.

After 9 months good project cooperation DeAmp and Signex signed a exclusive deal for representation in Norway August 2010. Signex are mainly working on specialty signs for indoor and outdoor use, as well as foliation and art projects or unique art installations.

Pictures from renovation projects at TeeKay Petrojal Productions, Skanska Construction Group and Neas Fire-safety Consulting are now available online.

Dekorativ Akustik (in English: Decorative Acoustics) is our new representative in Sweden. The company was founded in 2003 and focus on creating excellent esthetical and acoustical solutions to improve the indoor environment and increase job satisfaction.

Alpha Acoustics Specialists is our new representative in Singapore and the South East Asia region.

DeAmp has signed an international sales and distribution agreement with the US based RPG Diffusor Systems Inc. Sound absorbers based on DeAmp technology will now be available in several new countries throughout RPG Diffusor Systems’ sales and distribution network.

Pictures from renovation projects at the emergency call center at Haukeland Hospital in Bergen, Norway and Gløshaugen Innovation Center in Trondheim, Norway are now available online.

DeAmp has successfully produced small-scale models of the world’s first sound absorbers made in solid glass. The absorbers are developed in cooperation with one of our international partners. “This is a major technological breakthrough. We see great potential for glass absorbers when these products are fully developed”, stated DeAmps CEO Pål Ove Henden.

DeAmp has successfully completed a customized installation at the Electron Spectroscopy Laboratory at the Norwegian University of Science and Technology and SINTEF.

In the progress of releasing a portfolio of new and innovative products to customers throughout the world, DeAmp have moved to new larger offices in the heart of Trondheim. The new office will be the head office, and will be manned by CEO Pål Ove Henden and Technical Manager Bjørn Fløtre.

DeAmp has successfully completed the company's second pilot project. The results were very pleasing.

See the results and read more about our first pilot project.

The Reodor Award is presented on November 29th 2006 in Oslo concert hall. The show will be broadcasted live on national television in Norway (TV2) and is arranged by Innovation Norway and Ernst & Young. "To be nominated for such a prestigious award is truly an honor for a small growing company and it is a fantastic recognition for the technology inventors at NTNU (The Norwegian University of Science and Technology) and SINTEF" stated DeAmps CEO Pål Ove Henden.

The leader of Venture Cup's jury, and Secretary General of the Norwegian Venture Capital and Private Equity Association, Knut T. Traaseth, placed DeAmp in nothing less than "a league of it"s own" when announcing the winner of the National Finals in Stavanger, Norway. Five minutes later the team also won Tekna"s Innovation Award.

Connect Norway is a non-profit organization established to help and boost start-up companies. They celebrated their 5 year anniversary by choosing the best company of the 200 that ever have taken part in their business development system.

DeAmp won first prize in the regional DnBNOR innovation contest on an event hosted by Norway's largest financial services group. An enthusiastic CEO Bjørn André Fløtre accepted the price on behalf of the company from DnBNOR CEO Svein Aaser.

DeAmp has signed a pilot contract with Trondheim City Counsil. DeAmp will deliver paneled ceiling sound absorbers to the customer reception area in Statens Hus in Trondheim.

DeAmp ran off with the first prize in the regional final of Venture Cup 2006. The business team received the prize of NOK 200 000 during the Innovator 06 event.

DeAmp has secured cooperation with Norway's most skilled acoustical expertise through a contract with Scandinavia's largest independent research organization SINTEF ICT.