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Deadline: June 20, 2022

INO presented results for the 2020–2021 fiscal year at its annual general meeting this morning. During the period, which corresponded with the first 12 months of the pandemic, INO demonstrated more than ever its importance as an economic development engine that government and local businesses can rely on to help drive a speedy recovery.

Self-Positioning Optomechanical Mounts for a Cost-Effective Way of Rapidly Assembling Prototypes

New collaboration supports automation, vision technology innovation for ag sector.

A new collaboration between Canada’s leader in applied horticulture research and innovation Vineland and INO, the nation’s largest technology centre in optics and photonics will make innovative automation technology available for Canadian mushroom and greenhouse cucumber growers.

On April 7, Ordre des ingénieurs du Québec gave INO an award for a new device integrated to its MailSecur solution.

The year 2020 brought its share of challenges, including a health crisis unlike any Canada has experienced in the past century. With a vaccination program underway and the economic upswing on the horizon, the government must roll out effective strategies to accelerate the recovery, revitalize the economy, and create wealth. A resourceful and resilient industrial sector will be pivotal for this mission's success. Now more than ever, we must kick industrial innovation into high gear.