Canada

Shark Marine Technologies is a St. Catharines underwater-technology manufacturer producing ROVs, diver navigation and delivery systems, sonar, mission software and supporting hardware for military, law-enforcement, scientific and commercial users.

MHI Canada Aerospace is a Mississauga tier-one manufacturer assembling aerospace wing and fuselage structures, installing systems and conducting functional testing.

Avivo Biomedical is a Vancouver biotechnology company developing enzymes intended to reduce ABO blood-group incompatibility in donated blood and organs. The enzymes remove surface sugar markers that distinguish blood groups, with the aim of converting A, B and AB material toward a type-O profile. Avivo proposes adding them to blood-bag systems during collection and organ-preservation solutions during perfusion, fitting conversion into existing treatment workflows. Its research spans distinct settings: type-A antigen removal from research donor kidneys during machine perfusion, transplantation of an enzyme-treated kidney into a human-decedent recipient, and laboratory conversion of type-A swine whole blood. These studies examine antigen removal and short-term responses; they do not establish an authorized treatment for living patients. The company is working on enzyme manufacturing and clinical translation. Its June 2026 collaboration with Kemp Proteins addresses expression, purification and scalable upstream and downstream processes. A federal contribution supports production scale-up, preclinical studies and planned first-in-human trials. NATO DIANA lists Avivo in its 2026 Human Resilience and Biotechnology cohort with a proposed whole-blood conversion unit. The business previously used ABOzymes and announced the Avivo name in September 2022. The current federal contribution identifies Avivo Biomedical Inc. as its legal and operating name.

Camcor Diving Services is a commercial diving company based in Sidney, British Columbia, serving aquaculture and marine infrastructure around Vancouver Island. Its work includes fish-farm net maintenance, diver-operated pressure washing, vessel and barge inspection, underwater construction and hydrographic surveys. The company also lists a light inspection-class remotely operated vehicle for underwater inspections. The service catalogue gives concrete methods: ultrasonic thickness testing and inspection of propellers, sea chests and anodes; inspection of dock mooring lines, chains and shackles; underwater welding and hydraulic cutting or drilling; and placement or location of power and fibre-optic cables. These are the broader diving services, with the ROV described separately as an inspection tool. Camcor identifies Cory Beaudry as founder and Kimberlee Lott as CEO, and says its divers hold surface-supply and scuba certifications.

Foundation Space Resources is a Calgary space-technology company developing simulation and planning tools at the intersection of aerospace and terrestrial mining.

AIM develops high-power laser systems for countering small uncrewed aircraft. Its Fractl family brings together target tracking, laser engagement, power, cooling and safety functions in a portable system intended for point defence and integration with broader counter-UAS sensors and command systems. Current company material distinguishes Tactical and Civil configurations. The company has a practical demonstration record alongside its product claims. Fractl:1 Tactical participated in Canada’s 2024 counter-UAS Sandbox and was awarded the C$1 million first-place prize. A separate Australian Defence account documents a 500-metre hard-kill demonstration. Those records provide concrete evidence of development under test conditions, while the current product’s advertised ranges and endurance still need to be tied to the proposed configuration. AIM describes an Australian headquarters and a major Canadian engineering hub. Its recent agreements concern the next integration and readiness steps: Australia’s Mission Syracuse programme supports enhanced capability and planned ADF command-system integration, while a September 2026 memorandum with DroneShield proposes interoperability with the DroneSentry counter-UAS environment.

Space Canada is a national industry association representing Canadian space innovators across satellite communications, Earth observation, robotics, launch, exploration, data services and related advanced technologies.

GB Accelerator is a Collingwood non-profit technology incubator and accelerator providing professional services, training, mentoring and individualized programming to support clean and advanced-technology businesses.

Innovation Saskatchewan is the Government of Saskatchewan agency responsible for advancing research, technology development and commercialization across the province's innovation economy.

SFC Energy Canada supplies and integrates off-grid power, industrial automation and telemetry systems from Calgary. The business combines third-party and group products with local engineering, assembly, testing, commissioning and service. It is the Canadian operation of Germany-based SFC Energy AG, with roots in Simark Controls. Its practical role is to turn power and control equipment into supported systems for remote industrial and infrastructure sites.

Thius Canada is an Ottawa-area uncrewed-systems company describing vertically integrated design and production across airframes, propulsion, avionics, autonomy and secure communications.