Wheel.Me
Autonomous wheels and fleet-management software help manufacturers and logistics operators automate indoor material handling
Highlights
- Hiring4 open roles
- New on EvolcAdded 2026-10-27
About Wheel.Me
Wheel.me develops autonomous wheels that can be mounted on existing carts, trolleys and racks to turn them into mobile robots. Its Genius 2 system uses onboard navigation and a web app for configuring robots and managing transport missions.
The company sells automation systems to organizations seeking to improve intralogistics in manufacturing and logistics operations. Products are manufactured in Fredrikstad, Norway.
Wheel.me was founded in 2013 and is headquartered in Oslo. It presents offices in Oslo, Detroit and León, and production facilities in Fredrikstad; its listed open roles are in Oslo.
Product: Autonomous wheels, Genius 2 material-handling robots and a web app for configuring robots and managing transport missions.
Jobs at Wheel.Me (4)
Wheel.Me is hiring for 4 roles in engineering, based in Oslo.
Software Architect
New on EvolcSenior Electronics Engineer
New on EvolcSenior DevOps Engineer - AWS Cloud & Security
New on EvolcSenior Software Engineer, Developer Experience
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Leadership
- Atle Timenes · serial entrepreneurSource: company website
- Kurt Hauge · FounderSource: company website
- Rolf Libakken · FounderSource: company website
- Hanna B. Søberg · Chief People OfficerSource: company website
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