Here is a snapshot of what happened this month. We take note of the interesting things happening in the world of technology - here's a look at the highlights:
In February 2019, Transport Canada streamlined the regulations governing the use of drones flying above agricultural land. Farmers across the country rejoiced, and for good reason. It’s vital for agricultural professionals to know how their land—which these days can amount to thousands of thousands...
Maybe you’ve heard the joke: Canada now has two seasons—polar vortex and forest fire. While there’s nothing immediate we can do about the icy winters, the geospatial industry is at the innovative forefront of forest-fire prevention and detection. From human safety to the preservation of forest...
Vancouver-based 3vGeomatics was founded in 2007 with a mission to make a certain satellite technology easily accessible and useful for a broad base of users.
CALGARY (May 9, 2019) – Since TECTERRA’s inception in 2009, the non-profit organization has directly supported 269 startups and SMEs, who have collectively generated more than $120M in revenues from supported projects. The success of these emerging technology companies have a major positive impact...
A 3D printer that is actually built with 3D printed parts from an HP Jet Fusion! Located in TECTERRA’s head office, the Geospace provides geomatics test and development equipment that is available for use by Canadian companies engaged in development of emerging technologies. In addition to a...
Speakers from Mapbox, Garmin, and SAM Inc. to provide keynotes at the annual NORTH51 Conference Over 75 of the most innovative minds in the geospatial industry will convene at the Banff Centre in the heart of the Rock Mountains on February 6-8, 2019. Hosted by TECTERRA Inc., the invite-only NORTH51...
TECTERRA’s CEO, Jon Neufeld, met with Marc Prioleau, VP of Business and Corporate Development with Mapbox, to discuss how their open source mapping platform is changing the way developers create scalable mapping experiences for their users.