Here are some Canadian AI companies you probably haven’t heard of, but you should know about, and some from other countries.
infinity eye
This Vancouver-based company The company originally provided environmental monitoring for many of the largest water infrastructure facilities in the United States and Canada. But now it has evolved to leverage AI-driven predictive analytics software for smart urban water and smart industrial infrastructure applications that rely on time-series data.
Its customers include smart cities and municipalities such as Toronto, Seattle, Miami-Dade County, Boston, Dallas, Peel Area, Vancouver and Los Angeles County.
company recently landed A five-year, $1,472,000 contract with a large Canadian municipality.
axonalization
A leading workforce empowerment platform based in Waterloo axonalization started Maxis a generative AI tool that answers field questions to help frontline workers in any industry work faster, more efficiently, and more accurately.
AI has been at the core of Axonify’s platform for more than a decade, but Max is the next step in the company’s commitment to empowering frontline workers, said CEO Carol Lehman. said there is.
The tool supports over 60 languages, so different field workers can benefit from this tool.
Max will be generally available in the fall of 2023.
graffiti data
graffiti data is a machine learning and generative AI company based in Toronto. The company’s flagship product, the Enrich Intelligence Platform, helps companies build AI-powered data products for advanced analytics.
recently announced the husperis a full-stack Large Language Model (LLM)-based engine that provides engineering guardrails that bring LLM capabilities to the enterprise, enabling streamlined data workflows and insights.
The system works with all major foundation models, allowing teams to choose the LLM that best meets their organization’s requirements for factors such as cost, enterprise-grade security, and privacy.
Hasper’s ability to customize data products for each use case allows the company to clearly understand context and limitations, reducing the risk of “hallucinations” (the tendency of AI chatbots to fabricate false information). said.
anonymous intelligence agency
Anonymous Intelligence Company (ANON), a Vancouver-based computing intelligence, distributed network, and data technology company, launched Privacy-focused AI curation platform Terminal.ai.
Released on July 10th, the tool offers a suite of AI-powered programs designed to prioritize user privacy.
The website for this product says: “Turminal.ai is our answer to the AI privacy dilemma. Our app is built on ANON’s Limitless privacy technology, creating a secure tunnel between users and AI infrastructure.” This means users can enjoy all the benefits of AI without worrying about privacy.”
The company boasts over 37,000 signups for the upcoming beta release of Turminal.ai.
Shabba
Based in Toronto, Xaba is the developer of the first AI-driven robotics and CNC (Computer Numerical Control) machine controllers. Its solutions are designed for industries such as automotive, construction and aerospace.
The company closed a seed funding round in February to bring AI-powered manufacturing processes and intelligent autonomous machines to market. Hazelview Ventures led the funding round Said:
“The company’s next-generation solution solves three key challenges and opportunities in the manufacturing sector: the need for high-precision robots; The need.There is a need to make manufacturing more sustainable by eliminating waste resulting from human error and inaccuracies in manufacturing and enabling the use of more sustainable materials.”
A few weeks ago it was Partnership with global aerospace company Lockheed Martin Testing Cognitive Autonomous Robots airframe manufacturing.
global mentions
Finally, here are some interesting companies from around the world.
tab nine
Israel-based creator of AI-powered assistants for developers, Tabnine boasts not just code quality, but millions of monthly users and hundreds of thousands of daily active users.
The company, which helps developers automate their coding workflows, says it puts privacy and community at the forefront by not storing or sharing users’ code and relying solely on open source code. .
We recently extended our platform with Tabnine Chat, an AI code assistant that writes code and answers questions even against an organization’s internal codebase, if the customer chooses to connect to a repository. It is currently free to access and will be generally available to Pro and Enterprise customers by Fall 2023.
Tabnine is privately held and funded by Qualcomm Ventures, OurCrowd, Samsung NEXT, Khosla Ventures and Headline.
bayer crop
To this end, the company has partnered with Fermata, another Israel-based company that has developed Croptimus, an adaptive computer vision platform designed to automatically detect pests and diseases at an early stage. partnered.
The system uses AI to analyze thousands of images collected daily by cameras installed in the facility to detect both pests and pathogens that can quickly become unruly if left untreated. detect the slightest sign of
“This initiative has been an absolute success,” said Imri Gabai, Customer Advisory Manager for Crop Protection at Bayer.
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