WE ARE INOVAIT
INOVAIT is a pan-Canada network who is entrusted to grow Canada’s image-guided therapy (IGT) industry into a true global leader by facilitating the integration of artificial intelligence (AI) data handling into the most promising Canadian IGT companies and technologies.
Established in 2020 and supported by the Government of Canada’s Strategic Innovation Fund, INOVAIT invests strategically in collaborative academic-industry partnerships that builds upon Canada’s strength in digital innovation and health science research to create a critical mass of world-leading IGT companies.
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Launch of New Funding Program in the IGT and AI Sector.
The INOVAIT network launched the Spring 2021 round of funding for collaborative research and development projects on March 8, 2021 with a deadline of April 15, 2021. Successful applicants can receive pilot funding of up to $125,000 for a short-term project that ends no later than March 31, 2022.
The funding is designed to encourage research and development, accelerate technology transfer and commercialization of products, facilitate the growth and expansion of firms, and advance industrial research and technology demonstration activities through collaboration and large-scale initiatives. Within this mandate, INOVAIT supports collaborative research and development projects that harness strength and diversity in artificial intelligence research and image-guided therapy product development and commercialization. Matching funding is expected from the recipients. Larger amounts of funding will be available in future years.
This competition is open to Canadian corporations, academic institutions, and not-for-profit organizations.
Each project requires two or more Canadian partners and must actively involve at least one Canadian small and medium enterprise (SME). Funding will support industrial research, including activities related to the discovery of new knowledge that aim to support the development of new technology-driven products or services and large-scale technology demonstration, including the advancement and development of new technologies into product-specific applications.
Launch of New Funding Program in the IGT and AI Sector.
The INOVAIT network launched the Spring 2021 round of funding for collaborative research and development projects on March 8, 2021 with a deadline of April 15, 2021. Successful applicants can receive pilot funding of up to $125,000 for a short-term project that ends no later than March 31, 2022.
The funding is designed to encourage research and development, accelerate technology transfer and commercialization of products, facilitate the growth and expansion of firms, and advance industrial research and technology demonstration activities through collaboration and large-scale initiatives. Within this mandate, INOVAIT supports collaborative research and development projects that harness strength and diversity in artificial intelligence research and image-guided therapy product development and commercialization. Matching funding is expected from the recipients. Larger amounts of funding will be available in future years.
This competition is open to Canadian corporations, academic institutions, and not-for-profit organizations.
Each project requires two or more Canadian partners and must actively involve at least one Canadian small and medium enterprise (SME). Funding will support industrial research, including activities related to the discovery of new knowledge that aim to support the development of new technology-driven products or services and large-scale technology demonstration, including the advancement and development of new technologies into product-specific applications.
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