British Columbia

Platinum Marine Group is a Richmond, British Columbia group of marine construction and service businesses. Its published portfolio separates custom yacht building, larger-yacht refit, aluminium boats and smaller-vessel support rather than describing a single undifferentiated shipyard product.

Barnacle Systems develops the BRNKL family of vessel and vehicle monitoring products. Its onboard hardware combines sensor, machinery and camera data for remote status monitoring and synchronized event review. The professional Black platform records locally, while Rapid Deploy packages remote monitoring for hazardous vessels and Fleet organizes condition and maintenance information across assets. Leisure and overland variants extend the same monitoring approach to other operators.

AXYS Technologies Inc. is a Sidney, British Columbia marine measurement company offering MetOcean buoys, offshore wind-resource assessment, GNSS water-level and datum systems, port stations and custom remote observation networks. Its work combines platform and sensor integration with data handling, mooring engineering, deployment and service. Product families have different payload, power and measurement requirements; the Belgian operation remains a separate entity.

Canadian AI and robotics company developing automated core analysis and geoscience data systems.

Integrated naval navigation, tactical bridge and command-and-control systems for surface ships, submarines and small craft.

Freedom Diving Systems offers remotely operated vehicle services for underwater inspection, survey and scientific support, with the company stating a working depth boundary of up to 600 feet from its Gibsons operation.

Victoria-area designer and direct seller of Canadian-made wireless ultrasonic and hard-wire underwater voice-communication equipment for commercial, public-safety, scientific and training divers.

aiRadar is a Burnaby company developing compact, software-configurable array radars for sensing and imaging. Its V-band MMI family supports configurations for electronically scanned surveillance, moving-target indication and synthetic-aperture radar imaging, alongside separately funded radar-network and software-development work.

Caseway is a Vancouver AI software company applying document retrieval, structured extraction and workflow controls to legal and regulated work. Casey answers legal questions and drafts documents from court decisions; CaseForm turns matter records and supporting documents into court-form packets; Synthium supplies the document and decision-governance layer for enterprise and proposed defence applications. The firm says it connects available models to customer data and policy rather than developing a foundation model. Its clearest commercial proof is CaseForm’s paid MyCase add-on, independently documented by MyCase, plus an Alabama State Bar member-benefit agreement. Defence activity connects Caseway’s software to MiTAC and Valtec sensing and unmanned-system offerings. Caseway currently describes the MiTAC work as technical scoping for a proof of concept using synthetic demonstration data, with a Taiwan demonstration planned. UBC independently confirms funded legal-AI research, while SFU confirms early retrieval research with funding still proposed at its January 2026 announcement.

Canadian sensor company developing semiconductor radiation-detection and imaging technology.

Canadian public cybersecurity company providing proprietary identity technology, critical services, managed cyber and systems integration.