Felix Weiss, Managing Director of Noris Automation has been recognised by the City of Rostock for its contribution to promoting the city’s image and showcasing engineering excellence from Rostock worldwide.
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Our energy systems experts from our subsidiary Noris Automation Rostock presented the latest findings at NTIK Hamburg.
A noriMos 900 alarm system, originally commissioned in 1985, is still in operation on board a vessel currently in active service. “All Ways Reliable” has been a guiding principle from the very beginning.
Noris and SIBO strengthen their long-standing partnership with a new joint venture in China, focusing on advanced sensor technology and innovation-driven growth.
Discover Noris as a package provider in the field of maritime automation.
Meet the Noris Group at the 42nd Peter Gast Regatta. On 30 August 2025, we will be back on the water and we are ready for the next race.
On July 1, 2024, new cyber security requirements for maritime systems came into force. Noris receives product certification from DNV and Lloyd’s Register.
Closed from April 18 to April 21, 2025! Wishing you joyful and relaxing Easter holidays!
We, the Noris Group, founded in 1925, have every reason to celebrate: 99 years of Noris!
Robert Habeck as Godfather! How cool is that? April 22, 2024: Excitement fills the air at the Port of Kappeln. Today, it was officially christened as "Impulse".
An exciting day at the Hitzler Werft GmbH: many guests followed the invitation to Lauenburg at the Elbe to watch and celebrate the launch of the new Wallaby Boat.
Insights from the day-to-day business from one of our service technicians. Good service is the be-all and end-all! We look after our projects from the very beginning…
Green since 1925 - at least our company name is. High time to do it justice. Our goal for 2023: To become more sustainable and increase environmental friendliness at Noris.
One of our latest projects, in this case for Saudi Aramco, revolves around an unusual refit, because this time we are not on the ship, but underneath it.