MIDAS
Aviation sensor
Aircraft-surface sensing system for real-time in-flight icing and moisture monitoring and crew alerting. Pre-production: the site describes it as a private preview heading into qualification and certification.
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Develops aircraft-surface sensing hardware and supporting software that measure icing and moisture conditions directly on the airframe and network those observations across aircraft.

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Develops aircraft-surface sensing hardware and supporting software that measure icing and moisture conditions directly on the airframe and network those observations across aircraft.
Describes MIDAS as "A low-profile aircraft-surface sensing system for moisture and icing awareness", with VECTR designed to network those observations across aircraft. flypegasus.ai
Its own site footer reads "Private preview - not production". It targets defence aviation and aircraft OEMs first, with commercial aviation to follow through certification. flypegasus.ai
Legal entity and address given in its own product privacy policy as Pegasus Imagery Ltd., 43-27018 SH 633, Sturgeon County, Alberta. flypegasus.ai
Positions itself as a registered supplier to aerospace and defence organisations, with Boeing, Bell and General Atomics shown as logos. This is the company's own claim, not an announced contract. flypegasus.ai
Its homepage schema.org data gives the legal name "Pegasus Imagery Ltd." and names Cole Rosentreter as founder. flypegasus.ai
Its federal corporation dates only from 2024-12-20, with no predecessor on the record. The business is older: federal contributions to Pegasus Imagery Ltd. run from 2020. ised-isde.canada.ca
Skies Mag profiled it in November 2019 as designing, manufacturing and operating long-range autonomous aircraft and sensors for wildfire detection - the business it has since moved away from. skiesmag.com
Its current site describes only MIDAS and VECTR and mentions no wildfire work, flight operations or aircraft manufacturing. Whether it still flies aircraft is not stated either way. flypegasus.ai
Received a $75,000 NRC IRAP contribution (April 2026) for a feasibility study on aircraft turbulence and liquid water content detection - directly on the MIDAS line. search.open.canada.ca
Alberta Innovates granted $200,000 for the Autonomous Airspace Awareness system, June to November 2021. That is the Alberta Innovates share; the project total is not stated. albertainnovates.ca
Received a $196,825 Western Economic Diversification contribution (February 2021) under Regional Economic Growth through Innovation for COVID-19 operational support. search.open.canada.ca
Has no federal procurement contracts on record: a search of the contracts disclosure returns zero results. search.open.canada.ca
Boeing, Bell and General Atomics appear under "Trusted across the aerospace & defense ecosystem" with no agreement stated. The Boeing logo is hot-linked from a free clip-art site. flypegasus.ai
Its city moved to Edmonton on the evidence: its 2026 federal disclosures and its registered office are both Edmonton, where the older records and its privacy policy gave Sturgeon County. ised-isde.canada.ca
Its 2025 federal annual return is listed as Overdue with 2026 not yet due; the corporation remains Active. Read from the visible registry record. ised-isde.canada.ca
Its 2015 founding year comes from its own LinkedIn page. No founding year appears anywhere on its website. ca.linkedin.com
Products Pegasus Imagery publishes on its own site. Each card links to the page it was taken from.
Aviation sensor
Aircraft-surface sensing system for real-time in-flight icing and moisture monitoring and crew alerting. Pre-production: the site describes it as a private preview heading into qualification and certification.
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Described as designed to connect MIDAS observations across aircraft to create real-time environmental intelligence. The wording is forward-looking; not yet shipping.
Learn moreGovernment support actually received. Unpublished amounts are left out.
Industrial Research Assistance Program, National Research Council Canada (aircraft turbulence and liquid water content detection feasibility) - contribution
Regional Economic Growth through Innovation, Western Economic Diversification Canada (COVID-19 operational support) - contribution
Innovation Assistance Program, National Research Council Canada - contribution
Agriculture & Environment Program, Alberta Innovates (Autonomous Airspace Awareness system) - grant; the Alberta Innovates share, not the project total
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