Lux Modus

Lux Modus is a Canadian remote sensing technology company, democratizing 3D data. Their specialties include Geospatial Consulting, Program Management, Feature Extraction, 3D Web Mapping, Field Data Collection, and Remote Sensing Program Management. Their technology is used to rapidly collect 3D data of the world around you. By combining a pay-as-you-go data processing service with customized rental, lease or ownership of our LuxGear hearware, they have reduced the cost and time to get 3D data in your hands.

SBG Systems

SBG systems is a French Company that has been a world leader of innovative MEMS-based motion sensing solutions. With over 15 years of experience, they manufacture high quality, innovative IMU, AHRS, and INS systems. SBG Systems is renowned for its expertise in sensor selection, extensive calibration techniques, and filtering. Their sensors are ideal for industrial & research projects such as unmanned vehicle control, antenna tracking, camera stabilization, and surveying applications.

Masinno

Multi Autonomous Vehicles System: Connect, Communicate, Coordinate and Collaborate between multiple autonomous vehicles to accomplish a desired mission. Masinno's mission is to democratize autonomous vehicles. A group of experts are on a mission to make autonomous vehicles and robots available to every organization and household.

OAVG

Ottawa Autonomous Vehicle Group (OAVG) is a group of makers and doers in Canada's capital region with a passion for innovation. Their focus is to apply machine learning, control systems, electronics and more to small scale RC car projects. Anyone is welcome to join in, regardless of skill level. The main goal is to learn, teach and apply something new, meet new people, and most importantly, have fun.

TrustCAV

Building Trust in Connected and Autonomous Vehicles (TrustCAV) is a program funded by Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada (NSERC) to attract, retain, and train Canada's future leaders in connected and autonomous vehicles (CAV), as well as address the technological and societal challenges associated with CAV. It is offered through 5 Universities (i.e., Carleton University, the University of Waterloo, the University of Ottawa, Queen's University, and the University of Windsor) and more than 10 industry partners (e.g., Blackberry, Nokia, Cohort Systems, Ericsson, Solana Networks, etc.). TrustCAV features up to 180 placements for students from undergraduate through PhD levels at different organizations.