Atlantic Canada

Sydney, Nova Scotia company designing and manufacturing enterprise storage and hyperconverged compute servers — the Storinator, Stornado and Proxinator lines — built on non-proprietary hardware and open-source software such as OpenZFS, Ceph and Proxmox. A subsidiary of Protocase.

Halifax RF engineering firm building high-power solid-state RF power generators, including the power processing units that drive Ad Astra's VASIMR electric space propulsion engine.

St. John's company, registered as atlantiq AI Automation Solutions Ltd., building AI systems for naval architecture and marine engineering teams to automate regulatory checks and drawing review. The product is pre-commercial, offered through an early access programme.

St. John's developer of glasses-free light-field holographic displays, building its own OLED microcavity pixel architectures and optical metasurfaces alongside the rendering stack, for defence, simulation and 3D visualization.

New Brunswick company that designs and manufactures drone safety hardware — ASTM F3322-compliant parachute recovery systems for DJI and other commercial platforms — alongside drone motors, guided aerial resupply and avalanche-mitigation systems.

Halifax builder of NIST-traceable optical measurement instruments — integrating-sphere spectroradiometers and chairside radiometers — that measure the spectral output and delivered dose of dental curing lights.

Halifax-based supplier of technology that injects captured CO2 into fresh concrete during mixing, where it mineralizes permanently while reducing the amount of cement required.

St. John's company, registered as CoLab AI Inc., whose EngineeringOS platform applies AI agents to mechanical design review - AutoReview, AI CAD Review and AI Drawing Review - with CAD and PLM integrations.

Dartmouth, Nova Scotia builder of autonomous in-situ ocean instruments — environmental DNA samplers and microfluidic lab-on-chip nutrient sensors built on a patented optical absorbance cell measuring phosphate, nitrate and alkalinity.

Fredericton company combining thermal and visible-light machine vision with AI for inline quality inspection in manufacturing, sold through its OneView platform to plastics, automotive, metals and building-products plants.

St. John's-based developer of underwater acoustic sensors and perception systems, supplying sonar and navigation technology for autonomous underwater vehicles and fishing gear.

Halifax company, registered as Floqer Inc., whose platform unifies over 100 data sources into a single customer record and uses AI web agents to enrich CRM data and surface buying signals for go-to-market teams.

Halifax space computation company building intelligent satellites and onboard edge-compute platforms, including the Onyx Edge system, that run AI and machine learning in orbit for real-time Earth observation and defence missions.

Fredericton company, operating as Introhive Services, Inc., whose relationship intelligence platform mines email and calendar activity with machine-learned models to map who a firm actually knows and sync that into CRM.

Halifax startup building TRAIL, a platform that combines satellite InSAR with ground GNSS sensors and AI to monitor ground motion and subsidence risk across mines, infrastructure and insured property.

Builds underwater sensing and power systems for defence and commercial marine operators, including synthetic aperture sonar and pressure-tolerant subsea batteries, and delivers subsea LiDAR and sub-bottom imaging as survey services in over 30 countries.

Develops and operates Spaceport Nova Scotia near Canso, NS — Canada's first commercial spaceport, offering launch site services to suborbital and orbital rocket operators.

Dartmouth-based satellite telematics company providing Iridium-based data, voice and IoT connectivity for ocean monitoring, defence and search-and-rescue, and asset tracking.

Halifax company whose cloud platform tracks raw milk shipments, quality and payments across dairy cooperatives, haulers, labs and processors, and whose Moove engine applies machine learning to transport scheduling.

Halifax medical software company developing cMAP, machine-learning software for positive airway pressure machines that predicts apnea events before they occur. cMAP is investigational and not yet commercially available.

Clarenville, Newfoundland designer and manufacturer of subsea imaging hardware — depth-rated cameras with in-house water-corrected optics, LED illuminators and parallel lasers — together with recording, streaming and overlay software.

Insurtech company operating as Talem Health Analytics, applying computer vision and biomechanics to auto insurance claims to predict crash severity and probable injuries from photos at first notice of loss.

Saint John company whose platform indexes and enriches video libraries at the frame level so rights-cleared datasets can be licensed to AI model developers, with provenance tracked using the C2PA protocol.