Meet the robots of the future that are already hopping, slithering, and driving around U of T
Students showcase the groundbreaking ways robotics could change our futures.
Josh Scott is BetaKit’s lead reporter. He is based in Toronto but breaks news and tells in-depth stories from across Canada about all sorts of tech companies, the folks building and backing them, and the surrounding ecosystem. He has won SABEW Canada’s 2023 Jeff Sanford Best Young Journalist and 2024 General Excellence - Reporter at a Small Publication awards. Josh’s coverage is more complete than his moustache and he’s always open to pitches (josh.scott[@]betakit.com) and tips (@jossco.77 on Signal).
Students showcase the groundbreaking ways robotics could change our futures.
Netcoins is the first Canadian platform using APX’s lending-as-a-service infrastructure.
Industry leaders argue risk aversion to blame for country’s patchwork rules and slow implementation.
New VP Mike Shaver to guide startup’s next phase amid AI agent recommendation boom.
The open-source AI developer tool has grown to nearly nine million users.
CEO cites difficulty creating a sustainable business in the crowded fitness tech category.
MaRS panel explores Canada’s innovation struggles, from talent retention to tech adoption.
St. John’s software startup’s backers include Staircase Ventures and the founders of Verafin.
BC startup sees room to facilitate Canada’s major infrastructure projects push.
Toronto startup’s backers include Pender, Round13, and Graphite.
Amid soaring costs, the Toronto firm aims to help clients get a handle on their AI usage.
Deal gives fusion company enough cash to complete its current program.
The Islamic FinTech startup is moving from managed investing to self-directed trading.
Harris Computer reportedly paid $100 million for the Toronto restaurant tech firm.
Amid a “Wild West” for AI regulation, lawyers from Littler encourage companies to mind existing laws.