Canadian Maritime Engineering
Dartmouth, Nova Scotia
Canadian marine engineering and sustainment company supporting naval and commercial vessel systems.
What they build
Marine engineering and sustainment
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Dartmouth, Nova Scotia
Canadian marine engineering and sustainment company supporting naval and commercial vessel systems.
What they build
Marine engineering and sustainment
St. John's, Newfoundland and Labrador
See the seabed and underwater objects in high resolution from a towable survey system. Kraken Robotics develops synthetic-aperture sonar, subsea imaging, power, and robotic technology from Canada.
What they build
KATFISH Towed Synthetic Aperture Sonar
Dartmouth, Nova Scotia
Find and follow underwater targets from compact surface and subsea platforms. Nova Scotia-based GeoSpectrum Technologies builds sonar, acoustic sensors, and surveillance systems for defence and ocean operations.
What they build
TRAPS Towed Reelable Active Passive Sonar
Halifax, Nova Scotia
KorrAI is a Halifax geospatial-risk company combining satellite interferometric radar, ground sensors and AI-assisted analysis for wide-area infrastructure, terrain and ground-motion assessment.
What they build
TRAIL satellite-InSAR risk intelligence
Halifax, Nova Scotia
Canada's National Shipbuilding Strategy combat-vessel shipyard, responsible for design transition, construction, systems integration, testing, delivery, and industrial coordination for Arctic and Offshore Patrol Ships and River-class Destroyers.
What they build
Complex naval program integration
St. John's, Newfoundland and Labrador
PAL Aerospace is a Canadian aerospace and defence company that delivers airborne special-mission operations, aircraft engineering and modification, C4ISR mission software, sensor and communications integration, training, and in-service support.
What they build
Airborne C4ISR and special-mission solutions
Youngs Cove, Nova Scotia
Gr8Dane Marine Services is a Nova Scotia ROV and marine-services company providing rapid-mobilization underwater inspection, search, recovery, USBL positioning, side-scan sonar and port-security support across Atlantic Canada.
What they build
Rapid-Mobilization ROV Inspection and Recovery
Halifax, Nova Scotia
Leeway Marine is a Nova Scotia ship owner, operator and manager providing marine support, security and training services, including autonomous surface-vessel capability for complex operations at sea.
What they build
ASV Viper maritime autonomy capability
Halifax, Nova Scotia
Give Atlantic Canadian technology founders an early-stage capital partner close to home. Build Ventures invests from Halifax and works with companies as they move from initial traction toward scale.
Glen Margaret, Nova Scotia
Build the acoustic front end for naval detection and tracking in Canada. Nautel Sonar develops hull-mounted and variable-depth wet-end sonar products, subsystems, and complete systems in Nova Scotia.
What they build
Naval sonar OEM systems and subsystems
Halifax, Nova Scotia
CarteNav is a Canadian mission-software company and PAL Aerospace subsidiary whose AIMS-ISR and AIMS-C4 products integrate sensors, mission data and common operating pictures across airborne, maritime and command environments.
What they build
AIMS Maritime Mission Software
Halifax, Nova Scotia
QRA Corp is a Halifax-headquartered Canadian software company whose QVscribe platform analyzes natural-language engineering requirements to improve clarity, consistency, completeness, and reuse in complex mission-critical and safety-critical system development.
What they build
QVscribe requirements analysis
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An editorial cluster of published Atlantic Canadian organizations working in ocean sensing, sonar, and autonomous maritime systems.
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