Manitoba & Saskatchewan

Saskatoon company, registered as Bettercart Technologies Inc., operating a large Canadian grocery price database and a machine-learning platform that gives retailers and CPG brands price, promotion and assortment intelligence.

Minnedosa, Manitoba designer and manufacturer of high-speed CMOS cameras, high-speed digital video recorders, turn-key imaging systems and infrared and ultraviolet viewers for industrial, scientific and military testing, sold under the Mega Speed brand.

Regina company spun out of the University of Regina's Centre for Artificial Intelligence, Data, and Conflict, using AI-assisted analysis with expert review to detect coordinated foreign influence and disinformation campaigns.

Winnipeg maker of MR-compatible PET scanner inserts built on silicon photomultiplier detector arrays and RF-quiet electronics, letting existing MRI scanners perform simultaneous PET/MR imaging for clinical brain and preclinical research use.

Designs and operates ground and airborne geophysical survey systems for mineral exploration, including its DIAS32 3D resistivity array and SQUID-based magnetic and electromagnetic sensing.

Saskatoon company that designs and manufactures uncrewed aerial vehicles, payloads and software for public safety, defence, agriculture and industrial inspection, building its products in a machine shop inside its Saskatchewan head office.

Regina agtech company building automated grain grading systems that combine machine vision and near-infrared spectroscopy to grade samples on-farm, on-combine and at handling facilities.

Winnipeg company building near-real-time satellite applications for public safety and environmental monitoring, including IceTime lake-ice hazard mapping from radar satellites, FloodFinder and BloomFinder.

Winnipeg company, operating as Birdhouse Technologies Inc., selling an AI-powered SMS platform that automatically answers inbound text questions for events, sports clubs and venues, with integrations to ticketing and calendar tools.

Saskatoon company building geospatial AI cloud and drone applications that automate crop insurance assessment, wildlife damage evaluation, yield-loss analysis and grain bin volume measurement.

Winnipeg company, registered as TaiV Inc., whose AI-enabled device installs behind business televisions and uses computer vision to detect live commercial breaks, swapping in venue promotions and targeted ads.

Winnipeg company building autonomous welding cells that use proprietary AI and 3D vision to generate robot programs and adapt to part variation without manual reprogramming.