Motion capture is a fascinating, quickly advancing area
of scientific research. The technology, which was first
introduced as a concept close to 100 years ago, can now
be implemented anytime, anywhere, and can be used to
evaluate a person’s performance, treatment or experience.
While artificial intelligence isn’t new by any stretch — the earliest successful AI program dates back to the 1950s — it has been a hot topic this year. But it’s not just about the scientific disciplines. Visual artists, writers, choreographers and more are learning how to live in harmony with the simulation of human intelligence.
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Four companies in Eastern Ontario that are changing the energy landscape.
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Four cleantech startups that are making the planet a priority.
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Three engineering companies show how problems can be the biggest motivators.
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From addressing food insecurity and creating more sustainable operations, to promoting technology adoption and new methods for agri-research, farming tech innovators in Ontario are planting all the right seeds.
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The pandemic
inadvertently had
a positive impact on
the environment, with many nations reporting significant reductions in greenhouse gas emissions in 2020.
Specializing in the design of autonomous products, this Oshawa-based company is on a mission to ease the financial, physical and emotional burdens of traditional farmers.
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This traditional family farm, gourmet market and apple orchard uses modern technology to fight climate change.
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From easier access to medical records to advancements in meditation, Canadian companies are working to revolutionize how we take care of ourselves.
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