Intellijoint Surgical wants to prove Canadian medtech companies can grow on their own terms
The Waterloo company expected to sell. Sixteen years later, it is building to stay.
The Waterloo company expected to sell. Sixteen years later, it is building to stay.
Startup aims to provide the real-world training data required to deploy robots.
Montréal photonics startup aims to disrupt the IMU market with a smaller, more accurate alternative.
The $2.1-million headquarters dramatically expands production capacity as Femtum scales to meet data-centre boom.
Company says facility will create 40 jobs and help anchor its medium-lift launch vision.
Defence tech company previously signed deal with Airlogix to supply Canadian drones to Ukraine.
Lior Ron foresees deployment across the Southern US by next year after Volvo completes technical validation.
Khosla-backed startup uses reinforcement learning to tackle analog design problems.
Toronto AI company won’t follow competitors in pursuit of in-house semiconductors.
CRC hopes to keep it simple as it races to space on the tailwinds of Canada’s renewed interest in the stars.
Halifax startup developing AI-powered satellites that can process and analyze data in orbit.
Companies with hardware plays were Canadian tech’s only entrants, while prominent software companies fell off list.
Cohere’s Joelle Pineau will give part-time help setting research agenda at Montréal-based company.
Vancouver startup aims to help Canadian businesses “robotize.”
Canadian company looks to grow US presence with purchase of N5 Sensors’ wildfire technology business.