Canada

Large Canadian defence and security business spanning WESCAM electro-optical and infrared sensors, military-aircraft missionization, systems integration, fleet in-service support, naval support, communications, and operational sustainment.

Dartmouth designer and manufacturer of satellite-connected oceanographic, tracking, search-and-rescue and defence or security telemetry systems, including drifting buoys, acoustic profiling floats, beacons and Iridium communications hardware and services.

indie Photonics Canada is the Quebec City photonics operation formerly known as TeraXion. It develops optical components for system manufacturers rather than complete sensing or operational platforms. Parent-company filings identify Canadian assembly and testing of fiber Bragg grating products and semiconductor-laser products, preserving a specific Canadian industrial role within indie’s wider international business.

The Forge is McMaster University's startup incubator in Hamilton, providing mentorship, workspace, founder resources and access to innovation and advanced-manufacturing infrastructure for early-stage ventures.

CENGN is a Canadian not-for-profit operator of network, cloud and partner living-lab validation services. It helps eligible technology firms configure tests, measure software and connectivity behaviour, and trial connected systems in working environments, with project selection, co-funding and commercialization support.

eSonar develops underwater acoustic sensing and custom electronics in St. John’s. Its AUV Innovative Perception work combines compact sonar and related sensing functions for small underwater vehicles, alongside an established commercial focus on fishing-gear monitoring and marine environmental data.

ChimeraXR is an Ontario extended-reality training company whose portfolio includes Project Mythos and Project Spear for military, law-enforcement and other armed-professional training. Its systems combine head-mounted displays, tracked equipment and configurable virtual environments so instructors can build and run tactics, crisis-response and use-of-force scenarios. Mythos V2 was offered as a configurable agency package with standalone and PCVR software, headset and equipment choices, in-headset scenario editing and networked participation. Historical demonstrations described tracked movement, virtual cover and replay from different viewpoints, allowing instructors to review positioning and trajectories after a drill. Project Spear is separately described by Innovative Solutions Canada as a mobile mixed-reality prototype for up to 40 soldiers in a shared environment. Street Smarts VR announced its acquisition of ChimeraXR in July 2024. The parent now markets a broader VR/MR offering with scenario creation, replay and training-data tools, but its current product description does not identify Mythos or Spear. Legacy descriptions remain useful for understanding the technology; current configurations, licences and support need to be resolved through the parent sales route.

AllSeeing is an Edmonton company developing tactical radios and acoustic sensing systems. Its TACSDR handheld combines programmable radio functions with a Linux computing platform, while SHARK uses directional microphones and acoustic classification to detect and locate sound-producing objects, including drones.

Alacrity Canada is a Victoria-based non-profit accelerator that delivers venture-growth, export, technology commercialization and Canadian market-entry programs for entrepreneurs and growth-oriented businesses.

DRAKKAR Group is a Montréal industrial group spanning aerospace production support, maintenance, structures, cabling, workforce and secure logistics activities.

ANVIL is an Ottawa defence-software company developing tools that turn mission data into information analysts and operators can use. Its portfolio includes a mission-data platform, deployable Smithy analytics, offline speech translation and Vulcan document analysis using locally deployed language models.