Nordic machine control pioneer Novatron will serve as the main partner of Tampere Supercross this year, with the race track being built using Novatron’s Xsite 3D machine control system.

Novatron’s Xsite® DRILL Piling, the latest version of Xsite® DRILL navigation system, is designed to enable rapid piling work –faster, more accurate, and easier way to way to carry out construction projects such as solar farms and data centers.

The Tampere Tramway is being extended to make everyday life easier for the city’s residents. This will provide Tampere city and Pirkkala municipality with a more efficient and environmentally friendly public transport system. The Pirkkala–Linnainmaa tram line will be implemented in two phases, utilizing Novatron’s measuring equipment and software, from Hatanpään valtatie in Tampere to Suuppa in Pirkkala and from Tays to Linnainmaa.

Novatron Oy’s new Board of Directors began its work in full in August 2026. New members were appointed to the board early in the year, and the lineup was finalized over the summer. The new board consists of professional board members and technology industry executives with extensive experience, who will strengthen the company’s governance and strategic direction.

Jori Mylläri, M.Sc. in Business Administration, has been appointed Chief Revenue Officer of Novatron Oy, effective August 17, 2026. Mylläri will take the lead in driving the international growth of Novatron Oy’s machine control and software business.

Geolaser Oy is a Finnish surveying equipment company founded in 2012. Its operations include the import, sale, maintenance, rental, user training, and software services for products related to land and construction surveying. Geolaser is, among other things, the importer and exclusive distributor of GeoMax International GmbH products in Finland. Following the acquisition, Geolaser Oy and its business operations will become part of the Novatron Group, a Nordic group specializing in technology solutions for the infrastructure sector, operating in Finland and Sweden.