Novarc Technologies
Grant in 2023
Novarc Technologies Inc. is a Vancouver-based company specializing in the design and manufacture of innovative robotic solutions for industrial applications, particularly in pipe welding. Established in 2013, Novarc has made significant advancements in collaborative robotics, offering products such as the Spool Welding Robot, which is recognized as the first of its kind for pipe welding. The company also provides custom robotic solutions for various applications, including arc welding, food and beverage handling, and palletizing. With a dedicated team of engineers and scientists, Novarc Technologies aims to address complex industrial automation challenges through the development of collaborative robots and artificial intelligence systems.
Progressive Planet Solutions
Grant in 2023
Progressive Planet Solutions Inc. is a junior mineral exploration company focused on the acquisition and exploration of mineral properties in Canada, particularly zeolite minerals. The company's flagship asset is the Z1 Zeolite mine, situated northeast of Cache Creek in British Columbia. Established in 2006 and headquartered in Vancouver, the company was previously known as Ashburton Ventures Inc. before rebranding in June 2018. Through its operations, Progressive Planet Solutions aims to develop and promote the utilization of zeolite minerals for various applications.
Axolotl Biosciences
Grant in 2023
Axolotl Biosciences project will demonstrate a novel bioink that accurately prints humanised brain tissues for neurodegenerative research and drug screening to a number of academic labs and industry partners in British Columbia.
HTEC Hydrogen Technology & Energy
Grant in 2022
HTEC is a privately held company located in North Vancouver British Columbia, Canada dedicated to realizing the opportunities presented from the exciting new Hydrogen Energy Systems such as Fuel Cells that are being developed around the world.
Terramera, Inc. is a Vancouver-based company that develops and manufactures plant-based pesticides and fertilizers. Founded in 2009, it focuses on providing alternatives to conventional chemical products in agriculture. The company's offerings include Proof, a solution for bed bugs and dust mites; Actigate, an organic pesticide; and Rango, a pest control and crop protection product. Terramera integrates artificial intelligence with scientific principles and nature to create innovative agriculture technology platforms. Its mission is to transform food production while ensuring a healthy, safe environment free from toxic chemicals, ultimately supporting sustainable and organic farming practices that enhance yields and profitability for farmers and growers.
ThisFish is a leader in seafood traceability and production software, focused on enhancing profits and sustainability within the seafood industry. The company offers innovative solutions that streamline data entry and reporting processes, enabling workers to efficiently utilize wireless devices. This technology not only saves management time but also equips executives with high-quality data to make informed decisions. By promoting transparency and accountability in the seafood supply chain, ThisFish aims to foster social, environmental, and financial sustainability. Founded by Ecotrust Canada, a Vancouver-based non-profit, ThisFish is committed to ensuring that consumers can reward responsible seafood harvesting and handling practices, thus improving productivity and compliance in seafood operations globally.
Industrial Plankton
Grant in 2021
Industrial Plankton Inc. is a Canadian company founded in 2010 and headquartered in Victoria, British Columbia. All equipment is manufactured in-house to ensure a high quality product. The company was founded in 2010, and by 2012 launched its flagship product, a 1000L algae bioreactor. Building on the success of the 1000L, a 100L research reactor was added to the product line in 2014, followed by full LED 1250L reactor in 2016. In addition to algae production, an automated rotifer reactor is scheduled for launch in late 2017.
CryoLogistics
Grant in 2020
CryoLogistics Refrigeration Technologies, based in British Columbia, specializes in clean-tech cold chain equipment manufacturing. The company has developed a modular, liquid-cooled shipping container that utilizes carbon dioxide for refrigeration. This innovative container is designed to transport palletized loads of high-value, temperature-sensitive food and pharmaceuticals efficiently through the global supply chain. By offering rapid and reliable cooling power, CryoLogistics enables shippers to reduce transportation costs, improve delivery speed, and expand their customer base, all while minimizing total emissions compared to traditional refrigeration systems.
Terramera, Inc. is a Vancouver-based company that develops and manufactures plant-based pesticides and fertilizers. Founded in 2009, it focuses on providing alternatives to conventional chemical products in agriculture. The company's offerings include Proof, a solution for bed bugs and dust mites; Actigate, an organic pesticide; and Rango, a pest control and crop protection product. Terramera integrates artificial intelligence with scientific principles and nature to create innovative agriculture technology platforms. Its mission is to transform food production while ensuring a healthy, safe environment free from toxic chemicals, ultimately supporting sustainable and organic farming practices that enhance yields and profitability for farmers and growers.
Acuva Technologies Inc., founded in 2014 and headquartered in Vancouver, Canada, specializes in developing water treatment equipment utilizing ultraviolet light-emitting diode (UV-LED) technology. The company focuses on creating compact, modular, and scalable drinking water purification systems designed for low to moderate volumes of water. Acuva's systems effectively use short-wavelength radiation to inactivate microorganisms, including viruses and bacteria, by targeting and disrupting their DNA and nucleic acids. This process ensures the delivery of safe and hygienic drinking water, addressing the need for reliable water purification solutions in various applications.
Microbiome Insights
Grant in 2017
Microbiome Insights Inc., based in Vancouver, Canada, specializes in microbiome analysis and testing services for researchers in academic and industrial sectors. Established in 2015, the company focuses on the diverse communities of microbial cells, including bacteria, viruses, and fungi that inhabit humans, animals, plants, and the environment. Microbiome Insights provides a comprehensive suite of services, including quantification of microbial populations, genetic potential analysis of microbial communities, and gene expression analysis. Their multidisciplinary team, comprising experts in ecology, microbiology, infectious diseases, and genetics, ensures researchers and clinicians can seamlessly incorporate microbiome analysis into studies across various fields, including human health, agriculture, and environmental science. The company is recognized for its commitment to delivering rapid, reliable, and cost-effective results.
Ecoation Innovative Solutions
Grant in 2017
For greenhouse growers of high value crops, Ecoation Innovation Solutions provides the earliest possible detection of pests, diseases and deficiencies that affect crop value. We collect data on plant state directly from plant signals and predict crop health use proprietary AI software systems. Our system brings crop status to a Grower’s desktop or smart phone daily. With our system, Growers can take immediate actions that increase crop value, reduce operating costs and reduce pesticide use. Our made in Canada technology is available now with paid field trials underway in BC greenhouses.
Microdermics
Grant in 2016
Microdermics Inc. is a medical device company based in Vancouver, Canada, that specializes in a hollow microneedle delivery platform for the biopharmaceutical market. Founded in 2014, the company emerged from research conducted at the University of British Columbia. Microdermics designs, manufactures, and tests hollow metal microneedles aimed at enhancing the delivery of various therapeutics and traditional intramuscular vaccinations. Its innovative delivery system offers a low-cost, scalable solution that mitigates the risks associated with traditional hypodermic needles, such as accidental needle sticks and needle phobia. By providing biopharmaceutical companies with a unique means of differentiating their products, Microdermics contributes to the advancement of treatments, including those for biosimilars, while potentially reducing therapeutic doses through precision injection into the intradermal space.
Jetti Resources
Grant in 2016
Jetti Resources is a company based in Vancouver, Canada, that specializes in developing hydrometallurgical technology for the extraction of metals from mineral ores. Founded in 2014, Jetti focuses primarily on extracting copper from low-grade primary sulfides, including chalcopyrite, which is the most abundant copper mineral ore. The company has developed a proprietary catalytic technology that enhances copper recovery from vast quantities of ore, addressing significant challenges in mineral processing. This technology integrates with existing heap leaching methods and downstream operations, allowing industrial clients to improve copper yields in a cost-effective and environmentally sustainable manner. Additionally, Jetti's technology is applicable for the extraction of zinc and nickel from sulfide ores, further diversifying its capabilities in mineral processing.
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