Grants and Contributions

Able Innovations is advancing the commercialization of ALTA Platform, a medical robotics device designed to enable a single caregiver to conduct patient transfer in a safe, efficient & dignified manner. This Youth hire will focus on market research, business development, and client engagement to drive adoption and scalability.

This project will test hypotheses and experiment with new mechanisms to design a repeatable and scalable business process, which may result in new business methods for online wills.

This project will enhance CliniScripts, an AI-powered clinical documentation platform, by adding new features designed to increase its accessibility, scalability, and integration readiness. Key improvements include support for group therapy sessions, AODA-compliant accessibility standards, concurrent user access, and seamless integrations with leading EMRs such as AthenaHealth, EPIC, and Oracle Health. These enhancements will enable broader adoption by mental health providers and support the platform’s commercialization in North American clinical markets.

Target industries are hydro power and other industries using large scale rotating equipment. HTI will utilize creative material science and develop new concepts for manufacturing PTFE bearings to be tested in labs to ensure maximum performance and reliability.

Automatic Coating Limited (ACL) has established itself as a world leader in customized specialty coating equipment for export globally. ACL is working to develop the 3rd generation of these machines which is a scalable machine to fit in a smaller footprint.

The project will provide services to Canadian SMEs through the Composites Research Network's (CRN) nodes with the appropriate domain expertise. It will connect SMEs with the CRN and provide them with information on Canadian composites capabilities. The goal is to assist SMEs to understand, define and solve their technical challenges and to build capabilities to conduct R&D, develop new products and processes of composite manufacturing.

Develop world first all alum 3 chord truss with keder alum extrusion attached to top chord of truss with a 4 in space between top chord and 2nd chord. the second and bottom chord a special extrusion stronger than 1.9 in hss and 45% LIGHTER than steel. the three chord truss can be used also as a bridge scaffold without keder extrusion.

The purpose of this CanExport SMEs agreement is to support small- and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) for activities related to export market development that are part of an export business case for a specific target market, particularly where activities are targeting departmental priority markets and sectors.

The purpose of this CanExport SMEs agreement is to support small- and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) for activities related to export market development that are part of an export business case for a specific target market, particularly where activities are targeting departmental priority markets and sectors.

In traditional construction, the supply of (construction) materials and skilled labor flows towards an open geographical location (i.e., the construction site), making the adoption of advanced technologies and production methods difficult. However, as innovative building materials emerge, along with technological advances in logistics and information processing, the construction industry became well-positioned to leverage the benefits of the manufacturing model by relocating the majority of construction activities from the site to an indoor manufacturing environment. While numerous studies highlighted the economic benefits of indoor manufacturing for the construction industry, the human and societal dimension associated with this novel delivery paradigm has not yet received sufficient attention. Accordingly, this Project aims to fill this gap by building a framework that would allow researchers and policymakers to evaluate whether the human dimension will act as a positive feedback loop for the adoption of the off-site paradigm in the construction industry.