Canada’s Agricultural Foods sector could be at risk of falling victim to future cyberattacks if more measures aren’t taken.
QuickFacts, an insurtech startup dedicated to enhancing efficiency in the insurance industry, is pleased to announce the successful closure of an oversubscribed $2 million funding round. This investment positions QuickFacts for a successful launch in Quebec and the U.S. market, following its recent expansion across the Canadian Western provinces.
Picketa Systems, an agricultural technology company founded to unlock agronomic potential, announces its expansion into 13 states across the USA with its groundbreaking LENS system. This innovative real-time crop management technology is poised to transform how agronomists and farmers manage their crops, providing unparalleled insights and efficiency. With its mission to integrate real-time plant tissue analysis into agri-business workflows, Picketa Systems is making significant strides in the adoption of precision agricultural management.
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In light of the cyber attack on London Drugs, CTV reached out to David Shipley to learn more.
This strategic collaboration aims to improve client interactions and streamline CFR compliance across Canada
Fintech provider CapIntel has announced in a statement that it has extended its partnership with IG Wealth Management for an additional five years as part of a greater goal to enhance financial advisory services across Canada. This renewal builds on a collaboration that began in 2021, signifying a mutual commitment to enhance the client and advisor experience in financial planning.
Drones return information in real-time to show where defects might be occurring during the filling process due to high pressure and shock, allowing operators to proactively repair their machines before batches of defects make it to the end of the line.
Since cameras were first introduced in industrial manufacturing lines in the 1980s, factory teams have relied on them for one task – to detect quality issues. While the cameras and technology evolved – the use case did not.
One New Brunswick-based company – Eigen Innovations – backed by global technology leader Intel, is changing that, helping manufacturers unlock the full potential of machine vision. Using it to not only detect quality issues. but to empower teams to determine the cause and solve problems faster.
From protecting the integrity of vaccine bottles during the filling and packaging process, to helping one of the world’s largest soft drink companies reduce their carbon footprint, Fredericton-based SmartSkin Technologies has been quietly revolutionizing the world’s pharmaceutical and beverage manufacturing industries.