Québec

Saint-Laurent, Quebec company formed in 2025 when Hypertec Cloud, spun out of Hypertec Group, acquired 5C Data Centers. It develops, builds and operates AI data-centre campuses in the US and offers bare-metal GPU capacity. Hypertec, a separate firm, makes servers.

Montréal producer of ultra-high-purity specialty semiconductor compounds and wafers — cadmium telluride, cadmium zinc telluride and indium antimonide — plus multi-junction space solar cells, bismuth chemicals and low-melting-point alloys.

Designs and certifies iPad cockpit mounting systems approved as Class II Electronic Flight Bags for business jets and airliners, and supplies replacement cockpit power-supply units.

Builds computer-vision and optimisation software that reads existing ramp and jet-bridge cameras to monitor aircraft turnarounds, detect foreign object debris and flag apron risks for airports and airlines.

Montréal company building clinical decision-support software for major depression that uses in-house deep-learning models to predict each patient's probability of remission across first-line treatments.

Montréal company building and deploying AI software for workforce and operations planning — demand forecasting, scheduling and resource allocation — for hospitals, ambulance services, ports, logistics fleets and manufacturers, with an office in Dakar, Senegal.

Montreal company whose cloud platform runs home and community care operations end to end, with AlayaFlow adding AI agents for clinical work, intake, billing, scheduling and forms.

Québec City company selling an AI platform for hotel and venue food and beverage operations that unifies sales, inventory and staff observations, forecasts demand and flags anomalies and risks.

Québec City company offering seniors, by subscription, a phone with a conversational AI companion that keeps them engaged around the clock and alerts family or staff to signs of distress, neglect or abuse.

Designs and manufactures turnkey superconducting quantum computers — in-house qubit processors, cryogenics and control electronics — for government, HPC and research customers.

Montreal builder of high-temperature industrial polymer 3D printers - AON M2+ and Hylo - with its own Basis print-optimization software and high-performance PEEK, PEKK and ULTEM filament materials.

Montreal drone manufacturer that designs and builds uncrewed aerial systems for military ISR and industrial surveying, running on its own SKYMATE flight controller and SKYCONTROL ground-control and mission software.

Rimouski, Quebec R&D company developing satellite Earth-observation tools and data products for aquatic and coastal environments, including ocean colour, satellite-derived bathymetry and near-real-time river-ice monitoring.

Montréal company selling an AI operating system for the finance back office, whose autonomous agents run procure-to-pay and order-to-cash workflows end to end on top of existing ERP systems.

Montreal company building paraDOX, an Ethernet packet-switch architecture based on silicon-photonic optical logic, intended to remove optical transceivers and digital signal processing from data-centre and AI-cluster networks.

Lévis, Quebec manufacturer of field-deployable communications hubs that bridge incompatible radio, voice and data networks so military coalition partners and emergency responders can share command-and-control links without swapping equipment or encryption.

Saguenay, Québec company developing the B1, an eight-wheel-drive articulated electric all-terrain vehicle with a motorized rocker suspension, aimed at trail work, mountain transport, municipal and military use.

Montréal company whose AIMO software uses deep learning and image recognition to identify pathogens and microorganisms from photos of culture colonies within seconds, sold as SaaS alongside its MicroSelect culture medium.

Québec City company building human virtual twins from dried-blood-spot metabolomics, applying machine learning to LC-MS data to derive individual Bio-Signatures for wellness programs and clinical cancer-screening decision support.

Montreal developer of cybersecurity products built on quantum-sourced entropy, including Q-Vault encryption and Q-Trash cryptographically verifiable data destruction.

Québec City deep-tech company building Oquli, an in-line optical instrument that measures the viscosity and gelation of industrial fluids in real time on a production line without contacting the product.

Outaouais company selling an AI operating system for Canadian wealth and insurance advisors that records and summarises client meetings, updates the CRM, prepares compliance notes and briefs, and answers questions about the client book.

Designs, manufactures and supports the Challenger and Global families of business jets from Quebec, and adapts them into special-mission aircraft through Bombardier Defense.

Montreal company developing a software development lifecycle security platform covering application security posture management, CI/CD and software supply-chain protection, and monitoring of AI coding agents and tools on developer machines.

Bromont fabless semiconductor company designing ultra-low-power high-voltage piezoelectric driver integrated circuits on its CapDrive platform, for haptic feedback and piezo micropumps in consumer, automotive and industrial devices.

Montréal company, rooted in research from The Neuro, building AI neuroimaging analytics that identify brain lesions in multimodal MRI, with radiologist validation, to support epilepsy surgery planning.

Saint-Augustin-de-Desmaures developer and supplier of organic semiconductor materials and related intellectual property, working with manufacturers to combine organic semiconductors with printed electronics.

Develops certifiable modular avionics software and systems - cockpit display systems, flight-deck software and remotely piloted aircraft ground control stations - for aircraft OEMs.

Saint-Laurent, Quebec company building flight and mission simulators, training systems and training centres for civil aviation and for defence and security forces across air, land, maritime, space and cyber.

Montreal company developing Caido, a web security testing toolkit for penetration testers, bug bounty hunters and security engineers that intercepts and filters HTTP traffic, runs automation workflows and supports plugins, as a desktop app or remote CLI.

Montréal company selling AI software to municipalities that predicts which water mains are at risk of breaking, forecasts sewer flows during storms, estimates beach-water contamination and generates asset-management plans.

Montréal company selling Munia, a Québec-hosted AI platform of 60+ preconfigured agents for municipal writing and document work in French, used by clerk, communications, urban-planning and finance departments.

Montréal company, born inside Mila, selling LLM-serving containers that run alongside vLLM in a customer's own cloud and tune GPU operating parameters to cut the energy used per token.

Saint-Laurent designer and manufacturer of low-loss fused fibre-optic components, including couplers, mode converters, multiplexers and assemblies, for biomedical imaging, aerospace, defence, quantum and remote sensing.

Designs and manufactures gas-turbine engine test cells and test beds for APU, turboprop, turboshaft, turbojet and turbofan engines, plus accessory test benches and the CELDAS data-acquisition and control system.

Montréal company whose patented in-field probe combines proximal sensors and spectroscopy with project-specific machine-learning models to measure soil organic carbon for agronomy and carbon-credit MRV.

Montréal company building health-specific AI models and search infrastructure: a Context Engine that turns fragmented patient data into an agent-ready view, and Concord, which reconciles provider records into one identity.

Quebec City designer and manufacturer of specialty active and passive optical fibres, including in-house glass preform production and fibre drawing, for industrial lasers, telecom, LiDAR, medical and scientific markets.

Provides an AI-powered SaaS platform — search, recommendations, generative AI and agentic experiences — for enterprise commerce, customer service, website and workplace use cases.

Sherbrooke, Que., company building counter-drone and perimeter intrusion detection systems that fuse radar, RF, EO/IR, acoustic and LiDAR data, with its own command-and-control software and a passive acoustic drone sensor.

Montreal-based developer and operator of direct air capture facilities in Canada, integrating third-party DAC technologies with geologic CO2 storage and selling carbon removal credits.

Designs and manufactures aircraft cabin interiors, cockpit assemblies and composite primary and secondary structures, and is accredited by Transport Canada to approve aircraft designs.

Lavaltrie, Québec company developing software for remote connection, password and privileged access management, including Remote Desktop Manager, Devolutions PAM, Devolutions Gateway and Devolutions Password Manager, aimed mainly at SMBs and IT teams.

Brossard company whose CARA System uses AI modules to analyse retinal fundus photographs for diabetic retinopathy, age-related macular degeneration and microvascular changes, licensed by Health Canada in 2026 as a medical device.

Bromont company developing reprogrammable photomasks for semiconductor photolithography, together with a microchip serialization platform and software that gives unit-level traceability of individual dies through the chip supply chain.

Québec City manufacturer of precision optical components and neurophotonics hardware, including optogenetics light sources, fibre photometry systems, miniature fluorescence microscopes and fibre-optic rotary joints, plus photonics contract manufacturing.

Montréal company selling a model-agnostic, multi-agent orchestration platform for enterprise marketing that runs many specialised AI agents in parallel for content, localisation and SEO workflows.

Montréal maker of Antidote, French and English writing software whose corrector now runs on neural AI, with sentence reformulation from a large language model Druide hosts on servers in Québec.

Longueuil developer of hotends, filament and pellet extruders, nozzles, motion controllers and filament sensors that 3D-printer manufacturers and industrial users build into material-extrusion machines.

Saint-Jean-sur-Richelieu, Quebec company running an automated orchestration and matchmaking platform that deploys containerised game servers across a distributed edge computing network of more than 615 locations.

Montréal company making Me-Z-Scene, an AI tool that lets non-professional creators build Roblox worlds by describing what they want in chat, arranging and modifying ready-made pieces without scripting.

Montreal-headquartered, Canadian-owned carrier-neutral data centre operator running 15 colocation and AI-ready facilities in Montreal, Toronto, Calgary and Vancouver.

Quebec City-based builder of test, measurement and monitoring instruments and software for fibre-optic and mobile networks, sold to network operators, hyperscalers and equipment manufacturers.

Montréal company, part of Constellation Software's Modaxo division, selling Appia, a revenue-management system for rail and bus operators that uses machine learning to forecast passenger demand and drive dynamic pricing.

Mont-Royal company selling organisation-branded AI health-information assistants that hospitals, clinics and nonprofits embed in their websites, apps or patient portals, answering with source-cited, fact-checked information.

Quebec City builder of pulsed mid-infrared fibre lasers and laser process tools for semiconductor and photonics manufacturing, including wafer-level trimming and photonic-integrated-circuit cleaning.

Montreal-based threat exposure management company whose platform continuously scans the clear and dark web and threat actor communities for leaked credentials and other exposed organizational data.

Montreal company building purpose-built, deterministic AI tools for pharmaceutical and life-sciences R&D and compliance — literature review, conformity checks, regulatory filing and biomarker signature analysis — rather than general-purpose LLM assistants.

Québec City manufacturer of laser beam measurement instruments, including thermopile and pyroelectric detectors, power and energy meters, high-energy calorimeters, beam profilers and terahertz power meters.

Operates a commercial constellation of high-resolution satellites and aircraft sensors that detect and measure methane and CO2 emissions from individual industrial facilities.

Montreal (Saint-Laurent) software company building space situational awareness tools: SSAVision, a web service that assesses conjunction, space-weather and re-entry risk to satellites, and SCOP, a space common operating picture built on it. It also makes structural health monitoring software.

Montréal company selling an AI marketing workspace whose agents read a company profile, analyse channel data, suggest campaigns and draft on-brand content, aimed since 2026 at B2B manufacturers, distributors and industrial suppliers.

Montreal fabless semiconductor and software company developing hyper power-efficient wireless communications system-on-chip solutions, including Wi-Fi-compatible backscatter radios for battery-free and microwatt IoT sensing.

Designs and manufactures aircraft landing gear and hydraulic and electromechanical actuation systems for commercial and military aircraft programmes, with plants in Canada, the United States and Europe.

Montreal company that runs managed infrastructure for receiving, queueing, routing and delivering webhooks and asynchronous events between services, and publishes Outpost, open-source software for sending webhooks that can be self-hosted or used as a managed service.

Montréal company selling HumanFirst Studio, a platform for turning conversation data into curated, execution-ready artifacts that align how AI agents and assistants behave across apps and systems.

Develops uncrewed aerial platforms - a fixed-wing VTOL mothership, a high-altitude platform and an interceptor quadcopter - with mesh-networking, digital-twin and autonomy software for swarm operations.

Montreal-headquartered technology group founded in 1984, manufacturing HPC, AI and immersion-cooled servers and building high-density data centres for clients in over 80 countries.

Québec City company, founded by physicians, offering Medica, a clinical AI assistant that answers clinicians' questions with explicit references to Canadian and Québec practice guidelines, drug monographs and Wikimedica.

Montréal medical-software company whose ETNA-MS app records eye movements on an iPad and runs a locked machine-learning model in the cloud to score disability and cognition in people with multiple sclerosis.

Lévis company selling VegForecast, which turns drone flights over vegetable fields into plant-by-plant digital twins using computer vision and AI, delivering plant counts, weed maps and growth indicators the same morning.

Designs, manufactures and integrates communication, navigation and surveillance equipment and air-traffic-management systems for airports and air navigation service providers.

Westmount company developing a machine-learning system that automatically generates dental crowns and restorations, using 3D deep learning for tooth segmentation and crown generation; commercial launch is set for 2026.

Sherbrooke fabless semiconductor company developing analog in-memory AI inference chips, using memristors and non-volatile memory to run neural networks at ultra-low power for edge and autonomous systems.

Montréal company selling an agentic platform that continuously scans AWS, Azure and GCP accounts for cloud waste, pre-verifies fixes and delivers them as review-ready Terraform pull requests.

Montréal company selling a model-agnostic platform for running AI agents in sandboxes from runbooks, evaluating the results with code checks, checklists and judges, and iterating on them.

Québec company selling OptimaVue-Flotation, AI software that uses a mine's existing cameras and sensors to monitor flotation cells in real time, detect anomalies and recommend adjustments to improve mineral recovery.

Montréal company selling an AI text analytics platform that analyses reviews, surveys and support tickets in 50+ languages, detects trends and recommends actions to improve customer and employee experience scores.

Montreal builder of modular quantum networking hardware — entangled photon sources, fibre interferometers and link stabilisers — plus software to run quantum photonics over standard fibre and Ethernet.

Boisbriand-based designer and assembler of robotic arms and actuators for medical, research, industrial and assistive applications, including the KIMA clinical arm and the Gen3 and Link 6 collaborative arms.

Montréal company selling Olivo, a multi-agent AI platform for insurance brokers and carriers that handles quoting, underwriting intake, renewals and policy changes, including a voice agent that answers client calls.

Montreal company developing a multi-tenant passwordless authentication suite for MSPs and IT teams: passkey and biometric login, a password manager with no master password, passwordless single sign-on and phishing-resistant MFA.

Montréal music-technology company whose AI mastering engine, trained on the adjustments human mastering engineers make, produces a custom mastering chain for each track, offered online, as a DAW plugin and through an API.

Sherbrooke company selling PSIMON, an AI insights platform for investors that identifies market regimes and scores conviction using an ensemble of proprietary machine-learning models, with alerts and API access.

Québec City builder of industrial laser machines for marking, cleaning, texturing and welding metal parts, sold as turnkey stations and OEM modules with its own branded pulsed and continuous-wave fibre laser lines.

Montréal company selling a container-based active monitoring system for 5G, LTE, Wi-Fi and satellite networks, with AI anomaly detection, short-term latency prediction and generative-AI recommendations built into its analytics.

Montréal company selling LR Studio, a document-AI platform that detects missing documents, validates information across supporting evidence, flags anomalies and structures data with full decision traceability.

Montreal-based provider of a cloud point-of-sale and payments platform for retail, hospitality and golf businesses, with customer locations in over 100 countries.

Montréal machine-learning company, a Mila startup, building software to design, simulate and control local energy and heat networks, using ML forecasting and digital twins to drive predictive control.

Montréal company building KAIRO, a multi-agent AI system for AAA game development that summarises, classifies and investigates bugs and proposes fixes; the product is in early access behind a waitlist.

Québec City manufacturer of mid-infrared fibre lasers emitting between roughly 2,790 and 3,300 nm, built on fluoride optical fibre and fibre Bragg gratings for laser surgery, dermatology, material processing and sensing.

Montreal company that designs, manufactures and operates stratospheric balloon platforms carrying imaging payloads and onboard AI analytics, for wildfire detection, defence and mapping applications.

Montréal company selling an AI home design studio that generates editable residential floor plans from a description of requirements, with prompt-based editing, 3D views and PDF or DXF export.

Develops patented airflow-sensing and cockpit-display technologies for aircraft and licenses them, and provides flight-test and certification engineering from its own instrumented test aircraft.

Laval company selling AI agents for car dealerships — engagement, reply, follow-up, call and chat agents — built on its Matador AI Engine, which it says is trained on nearly 1.2 billion real dealership conversations.

Baie-D'Urfé company combining hyperspectral imaging with AI to inspect food non-destructively, including an in-ovo egg-sexing system and handheld scanners that grade pork marbling and fish.

Montréal company selling Autopilot, an agentic platform that turns business requirements and source-system data into production dbt pipelines, and Analyst, which answers business questions in plain English with a line-level audit trail.

Develops BlackGold nanostructured metallic-ceramic coatings applied to gas turbine compressor airfoils to resist erosion, from a Montreal R&D base and a manufacturing centre of excellence at Slemon Park, PEI.

Montreal designer and manufacturer of ultra-compact six-axis and SCARA industrial robot arms with the controller embedded in the base, specified at 5-micron repeatability for precision assembly, inspection and handling.

Sherbrooke company selling an AI platform for clinicians with a pre-consultation agent, smart questionnaires and an AI scribe that generates notes and exports them to the clinic's medical record.

Montréal designer and manufacturer of MEMS sensor chips, including humidity, temperature, pressure, particulate-matter and ultrasound arrays, built on a platform that fabricates MEMS structures directly above CMOS using silicon-carbide films.

Quebec City IT and sovereign-cloud provider whose Cirrus platform runs on servers in four Canadian data centres, offering infrastructure, backup, disaster recovery, cybersecurity and AI services.

Québec City company developing MosFlow, an AI platform with specialised HR, psychological-health and compliance agents that detects weak signals in team health to help prevent psychosocial risks at work.

Pointe-Claire photonics manufacturer founded in 1977, building space-qualified optical amplifiers, ground-station amplifiers, laser guide star Raman fibre amplifiers and fibre lasers for satellite communications and astronomy.

Montreal developer of atomistic and quantum-modelling simulation software — NanoDCAL, RESCU, QTCAD and LatticeMind — used to predict the behaviour of materials and quantum and nanoelectronic devices.

Montréal AI cloud provider offering GPU instances, serverless inference and Libra OS, its own platform for deploying and governing enterprise AI agents, on Montréal data centres it owns plus partner capacity.

Sherbrooke, Quebec developer of guidance, navigation and control software and artificial-vision systems for autonomous spacecraft, aircraft and ground vehicles, with flight heritage on European Space Agency missions.

Builds superconducting quantum computers using bosonic grid-state codes that embed error correction into each physical qubit, targeting a roughly 1:1 logical-to-physical qubit ratio.

Delivers commercial space situational awareness services, tracking and predicting the behaviour of objects in orbit from space- and ground-based sensors. Its go-public merger was approved by Viking shareholders in September 2026 and has not yet closed.

Dollard-Des-Ormeaux maker of non-contact 3D metrology systems based on low-coherence interferometry, using fibre-based scanning probes to measure bores, tubes, surfaces, edges and thickness, plus OCT systems for biomedical imaging.

Saint-Laurent developer of a silicon aroma chip, a 64-element MEMS sensor array of chemically sensitive nano-composite thin films, paired with AI models to read volatile organic compound signatures in exhaled breath.

Montréal company selling a voice-first shift intelligence platform for frontline operations: supervisors log incidents, hazards and near misses, and AI classifies each entry, scores its severity and generates audit-ready documentation.

Montreal-based payments technology company providing payment acceptance, payouts, card issuing, banking, and risk and fraud management services to businesses internationally.

Montreal maker of EMCCD and CCD cameras and controllers for photon-counting imaging in near-total darkness, including the space-qualified nuSpace platform for nanosatellites and qubit-readout cameras for quantum computing.

Montréal company selling a knowledge intelligence platform that detects contradictions and outdated content across documentation, training and sales collateral, and keeps that knowledge up to date.

Montreal company developing cloud-based network performance monitoring that uses software agents deployed across a customer's sites to run continuous synthetic tests, poll devices over SNMP, trace routes and diagnose the cause of network issues.

Montreal maritime intelligence company, formerly Global Spatial Technology Solutions, whose OCIANA platform fuses satellite AIS, radar and optical data with other sensor feeds for vessel tracking, port optimisation and defence users.

Montreal developer of a wafer platform and patented delamination technology that grows III-V semiconductor layers on large-format silicon wafers and separates thin-film circuits from rigid carriers, for microLED, silicon photonics and flexible electronics.

Laval company building autonomous finishing robots driven by its AutonomyOS AI and 3D vision, which recognise parts and sand or grind them without programming, sold to cabinet makers and metalworkers.

Montreal fabless integrated-optics sensor company building photonic inertial measurement units, including on-chip optical gyroscopes, accelerometers and vibrometers, for navigation where satellite positioning is unavailable.

Montréal company whose iOS app offers AI versions of licensed health and wellness experts, trained on their private knowledge, with conversations stored on the user's device.

Montréal company developing hyperspectral retinal imaging and an AI platform that analyses retinal images for eye disease and Alzheimer's risk. Its cameras are FDA-cleared; its AI analysis tests are not.

Brossard, Que., company operating a Canadian-hosted cloud: virtual machines through its IC3 self-serve platform, backup, desktop and SaaS hosting services, a Quebec-hosted cloud for the public sector, and the KeepSec self-serve Linux VPS brand for developers.

Montréal company, spun out of hauler RPM ECO, selling a predictive engine that learns from every pickup to forecast demand and plan collection routes for used oil, cardboard, tire, organic and commercial waste haulers.

Lachine designer and manufacturer of laser modules, line and pattern projectors and structured-light illuminators for machine vision, bioinstrumentation, industrial inspection, entertainment and rail security applications.

Montréal company selling AI title-search software for Québec notaries that gathers land-registry documents, structures the chain of title and prepares an examination file.

Montréal company, spun out of Mila, whose AD-Px engine uses machine learning to forecast Alzheimer's disease progression for clinical-trial patient selection, and which also sells Foresight care-coordination software to clinics.

Montréal designer and manufacturer of hyperspectral and infrared imaging instruments — SWIR and eSWIR scientific cameras, tunable Bragg-grating optical filters, hyperspectral microscopes and NIR-II preclinical in-vivo imagers.

Québec company built by physicians selling an AI medical scribe that records patient conversations and produces a complete clinical note in under a minute, on iOS, Android, web and Chrome, with hosting in Québec.

Québec City company making Lazaruss, a LiDAR and 360° imaging scanner for automated mine-shaft inspection whose data is processed by AI and proprietary algorithms to detect areas of concern.

Montréal company, born at Mila, whose platform combines large language models with an algorithmic layer to turn thousands of citizen contributions to municipal consultations, in several languages, into traceable syntheses.

Montréal company selling an AI revenue-management system for hotels and hostels that analyses live demand, booking behaviour and market conditions to set and execute room prices in real time.

Matane company building a sovereign agentic AI platform hosted in Québec, orchestrated by Matania, a Gemma-derived model with its own knowledge layer, plus Go IA, a free French-language assistant.

Québec City company developing Qostodian, a data security platform that discovers, classifies, monitors and remediates sensitive unstructured data where it resides, across workstations, file shares and Microsoft 365, without copying it to a central system.

Lévis, Quebec operator of high-density AI and HPC colocation campuses powered by Quebec hydroelectricity, using liquid and air cooling with waste-heat recovery.

Builds quantum-safe cybersecurity products around a patented high-throughput quantum random number generator, spanning entropy hardware (eCore-Q) and post-quantum cryptography software.

Sherbrooke maker of cryogenic KI-TWPA superconducting amplifiers that read out superconducting qubits with minimal added heat, spun out of Institut Quantique and Waterloo's Institute for Quantum Computing.

Develops Aurora, a hybrid-propulsion small-satellite launch vehicle using patented solid fuel pellets with hydrogen peroxide, plus green in-space propulsion systems, from its Longueuil, Quebec facility.

Montréal ad-tech company whose machine-learning models read micro-behavioural signals in real time to score how receptive a user is to an ad, delivering those scores to programmatic buying and selling platforms.

Montréal company selling machine-learning analytics for mobile mining equipment that give early warnings of haul-truck and excavator problems and prescribe maintenance, independent of equipment maker.

Montréal company whose video intelligence platform reads video and turns it into structured, searchable data for social listening, AI agents and brand-safety checks, sold to game publishers and media companies.

Levis-based maker of grippers, force-torque sensors, vision systems and software for collaborative robots, plus pre-engineered palletizing, machine-tending and screwdriving workcells.

Varennes company building a multi-arm robot that uses AI and vision to spot and selectively pick ripe vegetables, starting with broccoli, which it harvested commercially in Québec in 2025.

Develops nitrogen-vacancy diamond quantum magnetometers and magnetic mapping software for navigation in GPS-denied environments, defence, public safety and Earth magnetic field survey.

Montréal company selling Voxira, an AI voice agent that works as a medical secretary for clinics — answering calls, triaging and scheduling — alongside Voxira Scribe, which writes clinical notes into medical records.

Montréal-Nord company selling vision-assisted medication verification for high-volume pharmacy workflows, pairing modular capture hardware with AI software, plus a medication vision API for health-software teams.

Montréal company selling an AI platform for proposal teams that screens public calls for tenders worldwide every day, parses complex RFPs and helps draft responses.

Defence systems integrator and wholly owned subsidiary of Châteauguay manufacturer CMP Advanced Mechanical Solutions, describing deployable modular enclosures, edge additive manufacturing, hybrid power and counter-UAS systems. Incorporated December 2025; no delivered system documented.

Saint-Bruno-de-Montarville manufacturer of 3D laser-vision and sensing systems, with control software, that let welding robots locate and track joints, adapt process parameters in real time and inspect welds.

Montréal company selling Smart Flight, AI flight-navigation software that plans and adapts uncrewed-aircraft routes in real time using micro-weather intelligence, integrating with PX4 and ArduPilot for commercial and defence drones.

Develops and sells portable, process-controlled peening equipment - flapper, needle and shot peening - with real-time intensity measurement, used on aircraft wing structures, landing gear and engine components.

Sherbrooke developer of microwave-to-optical quantum transducers and a quantum LAN architecture for networking superconducting quantum processors across separate cryostats.

Montréal techbio company selling a no-code SaaS platform for AI-driven disease simulation that combines mechanistic modelling with machine learning over protein networks and multi-omics data to score drug targets.

Montreal-based maker of dynamic full-spectrum LED grow-light systems that let commercial greenhouse growers digitally control the light spectrum delivered to their crops.

Mont-Royal company selling ShowMe, a voice-first AI assistant that sees a user's screen inside enterprise web software, draws on uploaded procedures and training documents, and shows where to click.

Montréal company whose computer-vision platform turns existing CCTV cameras into real-time workplace-safety monitors, detecting PPE non-compliance, vehicle-pedestrian near misses, restricted-area breaches and falls.

Brossard company selling wireless machine-condition sensors and AI analytics that forecast equipment failures weeks to months ahead, with optional expert verification of alerts, for food and beverage manufacturers.

Montreal designer of directional MEMS microphones, a single-chip device that captures sound from a chosen direction, replacing multi-microphone arrays in laptops, hearing aids, conferencing and AR/VR hardware.

Saint-Laurent, Quebec designer and manufacturer of satellite ground-network equipment - VSAT hubs and terminals, SCPC and broadcast modems - for geostationary and non-geostationary satellite communications networks.

Montreal fabless semiconductor company designing ultra-wideband wireless transceiver integrated circuits for low-latency, low-power short-range links in gaming peripherals, audio, IoT and industrial systems.

Montreal company building SoilSat AI, which fuses satellite imagery with field-measured ground truth to estimate soil organic carbon, calibrating each model against real-world samples for agronomic insight and carbon-sequestration verification.

Montréal company whose PlayLab software automates soccer match analysis from raw video to tactical reports and clips within 24 hours, with PlaySense extracting team physical data from video without wearables.

Montréal fabless semiconductor company replacing quartz crystals with MEMS-based silicon timing devices, built on patented true dual-mode MEMS resonators and temperature compensation, for wearables, industrial, datacentre and IoT products.

Québec designer of thin-film lithium niobate photonic integrated circuits, supplied as chips, packaged modules and licensable IP blocks for sensing, laser and quantum applications.

Montréal developer of the CRS, a modular microwave control and readout system for superconducting quantum sensors such as kinetic inductance detectors, radio interferometry and qubit control up to 10 GHz, with labs in Montréal and Victoria.

Montréal AI research company, founded by Mila researchers, building Althea, an AI research assistant that finds literature and runs code to verify claims, and Lacuna, an open map of 750,000+ research papers.

Québec City company that builds Burn, an open-source deep-learning framework in Rust for training and inference, and CubeCL, a multi-platform GPU compute language, and sells custom training and premium support.

Builds thrust stands, wind tunnels, propeller balancers and distributed-electric-propulsion test rigs with data-acquisition software that measure the thrust, torque, RPM and efficiency of UAV and eVTOL propulsion.

Transport Canada certified manufacturer and maintenance organisation at Val-d'Or airport, best known for the BX Turbo Beaver conversion of the de Havilland DHC-2, alongside STC kits, seats and airport services.

Montréal company selling an AI adverse-media screening platform and API that scans publicly available information in real time for reputational, regulatory and financial risk on people and companies, for KYC, AML and due-diligence teams.

Montreal-based operator of a cloud platform combining engineering software and modular hardware that lets manufacturers design, order and deploy robot cells and automated equipment, including cobot and palletizing applications.

Pointe-Claire, Que., company operating OpenStack public and private cloud regions in Montréal, Santa Clara and Amsterdam, and developing Atmosphere, its open-source platform for deploying and running OpenStack and Ceph clouds, plus MigrateKit for VMware-to-OpenStack moves.

TSX-listed aerospace and defence company with a manufacturing facility in Mirabel, Québec and an operations centre in Vaughan, Ontario. It builds proprietary uncrewed systems and software, flies drone-services missions, and also distributes third-party drones as a value-added reseller.

Québec City applied-AI firm delivering AI projects, data engineering, custom software development and cybersecurity services, and selling Morphe, its own conversational AI product that captures employee expertise into a queryable knowledge base.

Montréal company developing CLARIS, AI software that removes surgical smoke and debris from minimally invasive surgery video in real time to give surgeons, and downstream surgical AI models, a clearer view.

Montréal company selling AI agents for health clinics — a voice receptionist that answers calls and books patients around the clock, and a website chat widget that handles booking requests and questions.

Trois-Rivières company building robotic waste-sorting systems that combine hyperspectral and multisensor vision, deep-learning recognition and its Gripper AI to pick construction, bulky and recyclable waste.

Montréal company selling an edge AI audio platform and C++ SDK for training and deploying neural models that remove wind and ambient noise and cancel echo in real time on CPUs, microcontrollers, NPUs and DSPs.

Montréal company using proprietary AI with human review to detect whales, other marine mammals and birds in aerial and drone imagery, including real-time alerts from aircraft, for marine conservation and shipping.

Quebec City developer of silicon-photonic integrated circuits and optical-interconnect chiplets for data-centre and AI-cluster links, aiming at multi-terabit optical transmission at lower power per bit.

Montreal developer of production-monitoring software that connects factory equipment to compute OEE, downtime, giveaway and quality metrics in real time and deliver analytics and reports to plant teams.

Montreal software company, legally Zetane Systems Inc., selling a cloud platform of agentic AI workflows for document-heavy enterprise processes — RFP and tender responses, contract review, compliance checking and data extraction — with source-cited outputs.