McKinsey alumni raise $2.5 million USD to build AI for industrial manufacturers
Toronto’s Aerium has set out to build “the next Siemens of the world.”
Toronto’s Aerium has set out to build “the next Siemens of the world.”
Funding will support hiring more scientists and conducting field trials.
CFIN will use funding to help processors and manufacturers adopt Canadian-made technology.
Total funding now sits at $700 million, with aims to support AI adoption and commercialization.
Cyber clinics will act like teaching hospitals for the digital age, giving new professionals real-world experience.
Bissett Autonomous Aviation Park will train and test autonomous aircraft as part of new diploma program.
Startup aims to provide the real-world training data required to deploy robots.
Relay Ventures backs startup’s plan to close the endorsement “information gap” with AI.
Acquisition brings in brands like Steve Madden and Chubbies, following startup’s unannounced seed extension round.
Former Setter, Sears Home Services leaders launch with $6.3 million USD in seed funding.
Montréal photonics startup aims to disrupt the IMU market with a smaller, more accurate alternative.
CEO says repayable funding will help the platform integrate new AI features and expand internationally.
Toronto-based biotech raises $153 million USD to give discarded drug candidates an AI-assisted second chance.
McRock, Yamaha, CIBC back Axya’s plan to help manufacturers automate sourcing and purchasing.
While women founders dominate the femtech landscape, men still get most of the money.