For the past 30 years, INO has gained recognition as a vital link in the innovation ecosystem by playing an essential role as a driver and bridge between academic knowledge and the needs of industries.
The result? Industrial R&D that generates tangible benefits and creates added value for Quebec and Canadian businesses. INO is more than an applied research centre; it is a true driver of economic development in the city of Québec area, across Canada, and around the world.
With external revenues of half a billion dollars over three decades, INO has helped generate several billion dollars in direct spinoffs for its clients, of which 70% are SMEs.
This ranks INO among the world’s most successful applied research centres. Unmatched know-how, right here in Quebec.
INO plays an active role in local businesses’ innovation and productivity. Its business model focuses on the development of intellectual property based on the needs of clients and their markets.
Its activities have led to the creation of 75 technology transfers to the industry and 35 spin-off companies, such as TeraXion, OPTEL, and LeddarTech, which in turn create jobs and value.
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Hypoglycemia monitor and blood glucose meter, 2003Hedzopt inc.
Thermal weapon sight, 2007IRphotonics inc.
Fluoride fibers, 2004NEKS Technologies inc.
Colour-based gingival tartar detection, 2001Opti Rythmix
Virtuo Library, 2011Optosecurity Inc.
Optical correlator, 2004Pierre Langlois Consultant
Diffractive optics consulting, 1997PyroPhotonics Lasers inc.
Laser technology, 2004Quantum BioMedical (QBM)
Endoscope for intravascular diagnosis, 2006RealTraffic Technologies
Real-time imaging technology for measuring road traffic density, 2008 Learn moreTechnologies and Services INOOXX
LiDAR measurement and laser triangulation technology to measure truck load volume, 2013Company specializing in the environment
Confidential project, 2010Handyem inc.
Personal cytometer, 2011I/FO Technologies
Fibre optics technology consulting firm, 1993Nortech Fibronic
Instrumentation optique, 1989