Elliptic Labs signs contract expansion with existing smartphone customer

By Modular Finance

Elliptic Labs (OSE: ELABS), a Norwegian AI software company with global presence and a leader in AI Virtual Smart Sensors™, has signed an extension to its existing software license agreement with a smartphone customer. The extension covers two new smartphone projects for calendar year 2026 using Elliptic Labs’ AI Virtual Proximity Sensor™ INNER BEAUTY®, which enables proximity detection without the need for a dedicated hardware sensor.

The extension also establishes a framework that allows the customer to add additional future projects as licensed devices through written notice to Elliptic Labs under the existing software license agreement.

“Adding new models under an existing customer relationship demonstrates the continued value and scalability of our AI Virtual Smart Sensors platform,” said Ola Sandstad, CEO of Elliptic Labs. “The new framework provides an efficient path for the customer to add future device models under the agreement, supporting continued adoption of our technology across its smartphone portfolio.”

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