Twenty businesses and organizations across southern Ontario receive Government of Canada investment to scale up and advance AI technologies

A.I VALI Inc.

Toronto-based company to scale and commercialize its AI tools to tackle healthcare challenges and expand into new markets.

$1,000,000


Applied Brain Research

Waterloo-based company to develop and commercialize their Time Series Processor (TSP) chip and software to enable real-time, ultra-low-power AI processing on devices across various sectors, such as healthcare wearables, Augmented Reality/Virtual Reality, and consumer electronics.

$1,500,000


Armilla AI Inc.

Toronto-based company to develop a commercially available AI model security assessment suite that enhance it’s offering, enabling more accurate identification of vulnerabilities in AI systems.

$1,600,000


B3 Systems Inc.

Toronto-based software developer to scale and commercialize its AI-driven manufacturing analytics platform to leverage advanced machine learning and predictive analytics to provide actionable insights for manufacturing industries.

$1,500,000


Cardea Health

Mississauga-based healthcare technology company to develop and commercialize AI-driven solutions for enhancing clinical trials.

$350,000


Ecosystem Informatics Inc.

Milton-based air monitoring informatics company to develop its AI-powered calibration system for use in a wide range of applications and devices, to further strengthen its competitiveness within the environmental monitoring solutions market.

$583,000


Fairly AI (o/a Asenion)

Kitchener-based software company to commercialize its AI-powered “Security for AI” testing tool to identify vulnerabilities and enhance security for enterprises and businesses in the financial services and healthcare sectors.

$300,000


Heirlume Inc. (o/a Haloo)

Hamilton-based company to enhance and commercialize Haloo, an AI-powered trademark protection platform.

$1,000,000


Islands

The Toronto-based company will advance their AI‑powered quality assurance platform, QA flow—an automated solution for software testing—enhancing it with next‑generation models and secure integrations to strengthen its global competitiveness.

$600,000


JSI

Kanata-based company to commercialize AI-enabled solutions for law enforcement and security agencies to automate the review and analysis of large datasets.

$1,000,000


Leni

Toronto-based SaaS company to commercialize a patent-pending Universal Data Model, which enables seamless integration of AI in real estate.

$994,375


Lumeto / Spatial Industries Group

Scarborough-based company to invest in AI technology to enhance an adaptive healthcare training platform.

$815,733


Mesh Scheduling Inc.

Kingston-based company to enhance its AI-driven scheduling engine to improve automation, accuracy and operational efficiency in healthcare delivery.

$425,000


Okos Smart Homes Inc.

Toronto-based company to scale its AI-enabled smart home automation platform.

$800,000


Ontario Brain Institute

Toronto-based not-for-profit organization to develop an artificial intelligence/machine learning operations environment that enables SMEs to cost-effectively build, deploy, validate, and implement AI-driven brain health technologies in a production-grade environment.

$2,000,000


Sibli

Toronto-based fintech company to develop, market and commercialize its AI-driven platform to assist financial institutions with portfolio management.

$1,200,000


Cogent Real-Time Systems / Skkynet

Mississauga-based industrial software solutions company to transform their ‘Cogent DataHub’ tool into a fully AI-powered platform using machine learning models.

$1,040,000


Spoonity Inc.

Ottawa-based company to strengthen their AI-driven marketing and automation platform, to deliver a more advanced solution that empowers SMEs to customize marketing strategies and workflows.

$996,930


SigmaRPA Inc.

Oakville-based company to develop and commercialize their AI-enabled healthcare referral management solution, Digital Worker, by improving its functionality, scalability, and value to medical specialists.

$350,000


Zighra

Ottawa-based software company to commercialize their tool, GenesysInsights – an AI-powered global navigation satellite system jamming and spoofing detection solution, to enhance cybersecurity in defence, critical infrastructure and transportation sectors.

$1,000,000


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