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Clear Seas is a Canadian not-for-profit research institution focused on the human, environmental and economic effects of marine shipping. It develops public research, convenes government, industry and community perspectives, and supports Indigenous research and marine-career pathways.
Its technical work spans vessel traffic and anchorage analysis, emergency-towing capacity, ship-noise modelling with UBC, and structured decisions about marine technologies and fuels. These outputs range from completed public studies and workshop tools to research still developing toward operational use. Clear Seas supplies evidence and convening capacity; the responsible communities, vessel operators and authorities control adoption and implementation.
ClearDrop Technology is the optical surface-cleaning business associated with French company VISION SAS. Its device uses acoustic waves along a protective surface to remove water and other contamination without mechanical wiping. The company targets sensor optics on drones, naval equipment, surveillance systems and other platforms. Official programme records place ClearDrop in NATO DIANA’s 2026 maritime cohort, the COVE-hosted cohort and PortXL’s 2026 dual-use group; these records establish participation rather than system qualification.
Sensing and ISRAdvanced Manufacturing & Integration
1 reviewed capability0 public demand matches
Clearpath Robotics
Kitchener, Ontario
Canadian robotics business within Rockwell Automation, supplying configurable outdoor and indoor mobile robots, learning platforms, navigation software and custom integration. The Clearpath research brand serves laboratory and field development; its historically associated OTTO industrial division supplies factory material-handling robots and fleet software. Clearpath Robotics Inc. amalgamated into Rockwell Automation Canada Ltd. in January 2025.
ClearSky Connect is an Ottawa company developing and offering SafePath Aviation Network (SPAN), a connectivity service for autonomous aviation. It combines predictive assessment of command-and-control and payload links with monitoring, radio redundancy and fleet-data management, using cellular and complementary satellite connectivity. Its public record includes a DND IDEaS research contract and a supplemental C2 role in Canadian drone traffic-management trials.
Canadian electrical interconnect specialist supplying components, configured cable and wire harnesses, electromechanical panels and boxes for aerospace, defence, marine and industrial applications. Cleeve combines design and assembly with distribution of other manufacturers’ components and project-specific supply-chain services.
Clippership develops autonomous wind-powered vessels and now emphasizes onboard maritime AI compute. Its cargo-vessel program is supported by a Dutch builder’s under-construction record, while the compute roadmap separates small sense-and-compute nodes from a larger hydrokinetic power and data-centre concept. The company states that it builds in South San Francisco.
CMC Electronics develops and manufactures avionics, cockpit displays, navigation receivers, mission computers and optoelectronic components from Montréal. Its work spans equipment design, cockpit integration, electronics production and product repair for civil and military aviation. Optical receivers and custom hybrid circuits also serve sensing, communications and industrial instrumentation.
The business traces its origins to the Canadian Marconi operation established in 1903. The current federal corporation was formed by amalgamation on October 30, 2010; CMC is a wholly owned TransDigm subsidiary. These are distinct milestones in a long operating history.
Canadian shared research infrastructure and technology-transfer organization providing microelectronics, photonics, MEMS, embedded systems and advanced fabrication access to academic and industrial users.
Research and test centreProfiled for its ecosystem role
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Coastal Defence Systems
Halifax, Nova Scotia
Coastal Defence Systems describes a Canadian defence UAV and autonomy portfolio in development. Lake Central Air Services announced its acquisition of Coastal in July 2026, with the combined business to operate as Valkyrie Aerospace. The published strategy links Coastal’s systems with Lake Central’s aircraft-engineering and manufacturing infrastructure.
Cognitive3D is a Vancouver-based spatial-analytics software company that records interactions in immersive applications, replays sessions in 3D and compares behaviour across training, research and product-testing deployments.
Cohere is a Toronto-founded enterprise AI company developing language models, document intelligence and the North platform for agents and automated workflows. Its portfolio combines private deployment options with model-specific licensing and commercial access routes.
Cohesys is a Toronto medical-device company developing resorbable fracture-fixation technology intended to replace conventional drill, plate and screw approaches for selected fractures.
Test, Training & SustainmentAdvanced Manufacturing & Integration
1 reviewed capability0 public demand matches
Colmor Marine Group
Comox, British Columbia
Colmor Marine Group provides ROV inspection, side-scan sonar survey and non-destructive testing for coastal marine assets, combining remote sensing with diving and project-support services from Comox.
Communications & Power Industries Canada is a Georgetown, Ontario operation within the US-controlled CPI group. CPI identifies its Amplifier Products and Generator Products businesses in Georgetown, serving satellite communications and other power-electronics markets, including medical imaging. The Canadian operation provides a product, sales and support route within a wider international RF-equipment business.
Its documented satellite-ground role includes Cobham SATCOM's March 2022 selection of 160 W Ka-band GaNLink block upconverters for Telesat Lightspeed gateway tracking-antenna terminals, with manufacturing planned in Georgetown. That is a specific supplier-selection and Canadian-workshare announcement; it does not establish present delivery quantities or customer acceptance.
CPI's current GaNLink documentation describes solid-state power amplifiers and block upconverters for satellite transmit chains. The SA46KOA amplifier accepts Ka-band RF, while the SB46KOA adds frequency conversion from a lower-frequency input. Their usable linear output depends on the transmitted waveform and distortion requirement, making the detailed operating point more informative than the 40 W saturated product rating alone.
The Power Electronics support route includes product manuals and registration, service centres, and maintenance and training support. Canadian manufacturing responsibility should be confirmed for the proposed model rather than inferred from the group's full product catalogue.
Communitech is a Waterloo Region technology ecosystem organization and one of Canada's two NATO DIANA accelerator sites, supporting technology companies from startup formation through scale-up and dual-use defence innovation.
AcceleratorProfiled for its ecosystem role
CompleteWaters
Meaford, Ontario
CompleteWaters is a Meaford marine-robotics operator providing portable ROV, USV, water-quality, sediment-sampling and boat services across Canada, including deployments in Arctic conditions.
Compusult is a Newfoundland and Labrador technology company developing geospatial information systems, sensor integration, mobile tools, asset tracking and configurable unmanned ground vehicles. Founded in 1985 and headquartered in Mount Pearl, it serves defence, government, emergency-management, scientific and commercial applications through several distinct products.
Web Enterprise Suite, or WES, connects geospatial discovery and data management with operational collaboration. Its portfolios organize maps, areas of interest, documents, imagery and field information, while users can assign tasks, track logistics requests, discuss incidents and view sensor or asset status. WES Analyst lists OGC interfaces and direct ArcGIS database integration, providing defined routes for connecting information rather than requiring every source to use the same underlying system.
SensorHub supplies the device-integration layer. It runs on Java-capable devices and uses drivers to connect sensors, including custom drivers that can be added without replacing the core software. Live and historical views, alerts, tasking and rule chains connect incoming observations to operational workflows. GO Mobile extends data viewing and collection to field users, including connected and disconnected operation.
NANUK is a separate family of configurable robotic platforms for sensing, mapping and work in difficult environments. Its models use different wheeled or tracked bases, payload capacities and endurance specifications, with manual, semi-autonomous or autonomous functions depending on configuration.
Compusult identifies WES as central to the Canadian Coast Guard's Communication Portal for Integrated Incident Response. It also participates with Visual Defence and AXYS Technologies in the Ripple ocean edge-AI development project, which addresses local marine analytics when connections to remote servers are unavailable.
Comtek Advanced Structures designs, manufactures and repairs aircraft structural components. Its Burlington operation supplies composite panels and avionics racks and provides metallic and composite repairs for regional jets and turboprops.
Test, Training & SustainmentAdvanced Manufacturing & Integration
2 reviewed capabilities0 public demand matches
ConnexionWorks
Saint John, New Brunswick
ConnexionWorks is a Saint John entrepreneur-support organization operating incubator programs, workspace, mentorship, coaching and business-advice services for local founders and startups.
IncubatorProfiled for its ecosystem role
Contextere
Ottawa, ON
Contextere is an Ottawa industrial-software company whose Madison platform turns fragmented enterprise records, sensor data and field knowledge into guidance for technical workers. Its users include maintainers, field-service teams, production personnel and safety staff. The platform is designed to answer job-specific questions and reduce the effort of finding operational information, while retaining human responsibility for maintenance and operating decisions.
Mission Software and DataTest, Training & Sustainment
1 reviewed capability0 public demand matches
Convergence Design Services
Arnprior, Ontario
Convergence Design Services is an Arnprior, Ontario engineering company working across rugged electronics, electric mobility, aerospace, space and defence systems. It combines mechanical, electrical, embedded and systems engineering with development of its MIL-V ground vehicle and OWL sensing platforms.
MIL-V is a modular electric platform with distinct crewed and uncrewed configurations for logistics, casualty evacuation, sensing and other mission equipment. Ottawa Business Journal reported the first vehicle's assembly in Arnprior before its CANSEC 2026 launch; Convergence subsequently reported small-volume manufacturing. Integration partner Ottawa Infotainment identifies DragonFire Pro 3 as the selected vehicle electronics, combining Android applications, QNX critical functions and rugged display/compute integration.
OWL extends the portfolio into distributed sensing. Arctic OWL combines land-based acoustic and optical inputs with edge processing. Ice OWL puts a hydrophone below the ice, while OWL Buoy addresses maritime and coastal settings. Convergence describes local prioritization of threat data, mesh networking and export over low-Earth-orbit satellite links.
Its engineering operation also advertises an EMI/EMC chamber covering 9 kHz to 26.5 GHz for debugging and prequalification work aligned to DO-160 and MIL-STD-461. This is development infrastructure, separate from evidence that a particular MIL-V or OWL configuration passed those standards.
Copperstone Technologies is an Edmonton robotics company that designs, manufactures and operates HELIX autonomous amphibious rovers for bathymetry, environmental monitoring, sampling and hazardous-site investigation.
Copsys Technologies is a St. John's marine-technology company developing a self-sensing protective coating that detects and locates corrosion while providing antifouling and cathodic protection for ships and other marine assets.
