This made in Canada solution will create new domestic and export opportunities, supply chain opportunities, and create 15 new jobs. The data derived from this project will support additional ocean technology opportunities for Canada.
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This Ontario-led project brings together SMEs and other partners in ocean innovation to provide cost-effective integration of ocean energy generators into communities.
This Ontario-led project will develop a commercial survey payload for portable AUVs in response to expanding market demand for more efficient ocean floor inspection capabilities, and create nine new jobs.
Through the development of automation and predictive machine learning algorithms, branded Tallybots, this project represents the next generation of seafood processing powered by traceability and production software focused on improved efficiency and quality, and environmental benefits as a result of reduced waste.
Canada’s Ocean Supercluster Announces Digital Offshore Canada Project (St. John’s, NL) – Today, Canada’s Ocean Supercluster, alongside project partners, announced its Digital Offshore Canada Project with a total value of $18 million. The project will […]
One of Four Accelerated Ocean Solutions Program Projects Announced Today Watch the video announcement here… Today Canada’s Ocean Supercluster announced four new projects with a total value of $4.5 million […]
One of Four Accelerated Ocean Solutions Program Projects Announced Today Watch the video announcement here… Today Canada’s Ocean Supercluster announced four new projects with a total value of $4.5 million […]
One of Four Accelerated Ocean Solutions Program Projects Announced Today Watch the video announcement here… Today Canada’s Ocean Supercluster announced four new projects with a total value of $4.5 million […]
One of Four Accelerated Ocean Solutions Program Projects Announced Today Watch the video announcement here… Today Canada’s Ocean Supercluster announced four new projects with a total value of $4.5 million […]
The Digital Ship In-Service Support Project is Canada’s Ocean Supercluster’s 16th project with a total project value of more than $3 million. It brings together two Canadian marine industry leaders from Canada’s west & east coasts to develop and commercialize 3D digital twin capabilities that will help make Canada more globally competitive, drive export opportunities, & create jobs in the marine sector.