42 records totalling $25,406,878.22 CAD, from official Government of Canada open data.
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| Canadian Space Agency | $22,710,397 | 21 records |
| National Research Council Canada | $2,069,181 | 15 records |
| National Defence | $459,874 | 2 records |
| Federal Economic Development Agency for Southern Ontario | $150,000 | 1 record |
| Global Affairs Canada | $17,426 | 3 records |
This low-cost and high-value demonstration of Mission Control’s Spacefarer software platform and a Virtual Reality Camera System will comprise Canada’s first ever commercial rover mission. In partners...
The objective of this project is to demonstrate software technology and provide ground software and mission operations support in navigation and science for a lunar rover mission. This project will re...
Mission Control proposes to demonstrate a Machine Learning Operations (MLOps) pipeline and corresponding software technology stack for deployment, characterization and improvement of Artificial Intell...
In the emerging commercial space exploration sector, space companies will deliver government and private payloads to the Lunar surface in each mission. A single spacecraft will carry several payloads,...
Mission Control proposes to develop an AutoNav system to enable continuous autonomous rover driving at a speed of 1km/h. AutoNav is composed of a flight and ground segment: a rover sensor and compute...
Generative AI has the potential to automate a variety of space mission operations tasks across satellite, robotic and human spaceflight missions, reducing the reliance on large teams of operators and...
The global space economy is growing rapidly, fueled largely by the proliferation of satellites in Earth orbit. Rather than continually launching new satellites, it is now technologically possible to p...
Mission Control proposes a new AI-integrated image processing system that will help spacecraft perform tasks autonomously and safely in these complex environments. The advancement of computer vision a...
This project aims to advance several key research objectives in the area onboard spacecraft operations.
This project aims to address the problem of developing and validating a software platform for the deployment, characterization, and improvement of Artificial Intelligence models in a production/operat...
Mission Control aims to develop a commercial prototype of an extended Mission Control Software which enables edge deployment of AI applications on low powered processors for demonstrating to prospect...
Space missions operate in dynamic, unfamiliar environments where conditions can change quickly and unexpected events can occur, but today’s ground planned tasking cannot adapt fast enough. Clouds can...
CIIP India project MCI with Axiom Research Labs (ARL) (India): Mission Control is developing AI-enabled mission software to be deployed on Axiom Research Labs’s commercial lunar rover, lowering the ba...
Rovers are expected to play an important role in commercial exploration of the Moon. However, current rover technology is expensive and requires continuous management by operators back on Earth. Using...
This contract was competitively sourced.
This contract was competitively sourced.
This project entitled "" Skid Steer Optimization (SSO) "" will address gaps in two emerging markets related to planetary exploration: electric vehicles and autonomous vehicles. As a result, new Canadi...
In 2003, NASA's twin Mars Exploration Rovers, Spirit and Opportunity, began exploring the surface of the red planet. While both rovers performed for longer than expected, Spirit's mission ended in 200...
Current path planning systems for NASA's Mars rovers require extensive human input that can lead to wasted mission operations, due to communication delays and time-consuming manual analysis of data ga...