Next Generation Manufacturing Canada

Nano One is a Vancouver-based technology company with a scalable industrial process for producing low cost high performance energy storage materials for batteries and a wide range of advanced nanostructured composite materials. This novel three-stage process uses equipment common to industry and is being engineered for high volume production and rapid commercialization. Nano One has 6 US and 6 International patents pending. Our management and technology teams consist of individuals seasoned in financing, capital growth, technology management, chemistry, materials science, batteries, process engineering and intellectual property.

They are a small company in the heart of Toronto, Canada working to unlock the full potential of OLED technology. OTI Lumionics Inc. was founded in 2011 by an award winning team of researchers and engineers from the Department of Materials Science & Engineering at the University of Toronto.

Nfinite Nanotechnology is an advanced material company that enables breakthrough innovations to redefine how we live, use, and create using open-air atomic layer deposition (ALD) technology. Nfinite makes functional nanomaterials that accelerate the development and commercialization of transformative technologies for a sustainable future, such as sustainable packaging, batteries, and photovoltaics. They have created a rapid open-air nanocoating system that produces large-area, high-quality, ultrathin films at up to 100x the speed of conventional ALD at a lower cost.

3D BioFibR Inc. is a biomaterial manufacturing company based in Halifax, Canada, founded in July 2020. The company specializes in producing high-value biofibers such as spider silk, collagen, and chitosan, which have diverse applications in biomedical engineering, green textiles, defense, and aerospace. Utilizing innovative dry-spinning and wet-spinning processes, 3D BioFibR creates fibers that replicate the biomechanical and biochemical properties of natural materials. Notably, its collagen fibers, branded as CollaFibR™, are reported to be stronger than natural tendons, while its spider silk is claimed to be tougher than steel and significantly more flexible. The company aims to address critical engineering challenges by providing commercially viable products for 3D bioprinting, cell culture, and tissue engineering. Through its pioneering research and proprietary production methods, 3D BioFibR seeks to become a leader in the sustainable manufacturing of advanced biofibers.

GéoMégA, which owns 100% of both the Montviel lanthanides/niobium project and the Anik gold exploration project, is a mineral exploration and development company focused on the discovery and sustainable development of economic deposits in Québec. GéoMégA is committed to meeting Canadian mining industry standards and distinguishing itself with its innovative engineering, stakeholder’s engagement and its dedication to local transformation benefits.

Dispersa specializes in the development of environmentally friendly biosurfactants, which are derived from food waste instead of traditional food-grade sources. By utilizing microbes, the company transforms food waste into sustainable surfactants that effectively disperse oil particles. These biosurfactants form micelles, structures that encapsulate hydrocarbons, facilitating their breakdown and removal. Dispersa's innovative approach aims to enhance the sustainability and affordability of the biosurfactant market, offering a viable alternative to synthetic and petroleum-based surfactants. This positions Dispersa as a leader in providing eco-friendly solutions for various industries, promoting a circular economy and reducing reliance on non-renewable resources.

Intelligent City Inc., founded in 2008 and based in Vancouver, Canada, specializes in the design and construction of urban housing. The company has developed a technology-enabled building platform aimed at addressing critical urban challenges such as affordability and sustainability. Its approach integrates various stages of construction—design, architecture, engineering, and fabrication—into a cohesive system. By leveraging principles of mass customization, Intelligent City combines the flexibility of personalized products with the cost-effectiveness of mass production. The company focuses on mass timber building services and employs advanced techniques, including passive house performance and automated manufacturing, to create housing solutions that are environmentally sustainable, socially responsible, and long-lasting.

McGuire Aero Propulsion Solutions (MAPS) is developing a sustainable, transformative, net-zero power generation technology for commercial and industrial businesses: the micro-power plant (MPP).

Li-Metal is a developer of lithium metal anode and lithium metal technologies critical for next-generation batteries.

Promise Robotics enables the building industry to harness industrialized robotics and AI towards the production of more affordable and sustainable buildings. The company provides ready-to-deploy industrialized robotics systems coupled with SaaS Production Management Services for the production of NetZero-ready timber buildings.

Aspire Food Group USA, Inc. specializes in processing and packaging crickets for human consumption under the brand name Aketta. Founded in 2012 and headquartered in Austin, Texas, the company focuses on developing innovative infrastructure and techniques, including robotics and automated data collection, to enhance the farming of insects. This approach aims to produce a sustainable protein source with environmental benefits comparable to plant-based foods. Aspire Food Group is dedicated to advancing the use of insects as a nutritious alternative, reflecting a commitment to innovation and superior food quality.

A&K Robotics was founded on a shared belief that robotic technologies has the potential to drastically improve Their world and quality of life. They see the future with unique eyes, pushing the boundaries of robotics and seeking real-life applications of new technologies.

Spinologics Inc, founded in 2010 and headquartered in Montréal, Canada, specializes in the development and manufacturing of innovative spinal care products. The company offers a range of devices, including Scolioscreen, which enables the use of smartphones to screen for spinal deformities, and the Scolioscreen APP, designed to measure trunk rotation angles. Additionally, Spinologics produces Cervision, a tool that helps maintain patients' shoulders and arms during procedures, ultimately reducing surgery time and providing x-rays of the cervical spine. The company also operates a Biomechanics Numerical Lab, which focuses on the design of medical devices and provides consulting services in biomechanics. Spinologics aims to address unmet clinical needs by leveraging its expertise in spine-related technologies to enhance surgical techniques and improve patient outcomes.

Sona Nanotech Ltd. is a nano technology life science firm that has developed two proprietary methods for the manufacture of rod shaped gold nanoparticles.