Category: OVIN News
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Ontario Strengthening Ties with Taiwanese Manufacturers to Support the Global Manufacturing Supply Chain
Ontario and Taiwanese manufactures marked a new chapter in their ongoing collaboration by unveiling a partnership between the Ontario Vehicle Innovation Network (OVIN) and the Taiwan Electrical and Electronics Manufacturers’ Association (TEEMA).
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Ontario is Building the Supply Chain of the Future through the Creation of New Ventures and Made-in-Ontario Technology
The Ontario Vehicle Innovation Network (OVIN) and Mercedes-Benz launch first-of-its kind automotive and mobility-focused incubator program across Ontario
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Ontario Strengthens Critical Minerals Sector by Connecting Early Talent to Electric Vehicle and Battery Manufacturing Supply-Chain
OVIN’s Regional Future Workforce – Critical Minerals Pilot Program introduced students from Indigenous communities and underrepresented groups to future careers that will power the province’s electric future (North Bay, ON […]
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OVIN Demonstration Zone Showcases Ontario-Made Innovations in Markham and Vaughan
The Ontario Vehicle Innovation Network (OVIN) Demonstration Zone, led by the City of Markham and City of Vaughan, is proud to announce an inaugural cohort of 15 demonstrations that will showcase groundbreaking automotive and mobility technologies.
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Ontario Supporting SMEs with the Launch of its Going Global Initiative
Ontario launched Going Global today, a pioneering new initiative that will support Ontario small- and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) as they expand their global footprint and enter into new markets. This initiative will provide Ontario companies with unparalleled opportunities to broaden their consumer reach, showcase their innovative offerings in international markets, and foster new and strategic partnerships within the international innovation ecosystem.
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Ecopia AI Completes Digitally Smart Map of Toronto
Ecopia AI (Ecopia) announced the completion and delivery of a high-precision digital map of the City of Toronto that will be used to help Toronto become a smart city. The map was made possible with support from the Government of Ontario and represents the future of transportation mapping, while underscoring the importance of high-quality geospatial data.
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Joyride revolutionizes Ontario’s urban mobility with OVIN partnership.
OVIN’s investment will facilitate the development and installation of telematic Internet of Things (IoT) devices, specifically tailored for Waev Inc.’s GEM low-speed vehicles.
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Ontario Invests in U of G’s AI and Machine Learning to Drive Future Automotive and Mobility Workforce
The University of Guelph’s Centre for Advancing Responsible and Ethical Artificial Intelligence (CARE-AI) will launch a new micro-learning platform for high school and post-secondary students to spark interest in AI and machine learning in the automotive and mobility sectors.
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Waterloo secures OVIN funding for outreach programs
The University of Waterloo has secured $345,000 from the Ontario government to run three outreach projects designed to connect the next generation of workers to the province’s growing automotive sector.
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Waterloo secures OVIN funding for outreach programs
The use of virtual reality across all industry sectors brings more interactivity, flexibility and connectivity to work, without compromising the sense of presence. VR is driving widespread changes to allow companies to leverage their digital assets and improve processes such as prototyping, reviewing design, product development, training and promotion of products and services.
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How Ontario Tech is supporting Ontario’s innovative electric vehicle and mobility sector and developing the next generation of talent
The use of virtual reality across all industry sectors brings more interactivity, flexibility and connectivity to work, without compromising the sense of presence. VR is driving widespread changes to allow companies to leverage their digital assets and improve processes such as prototyping, reviewing design, product development, training and promotion of products and services.
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Invest WindsorEssex partners with Virtualware to accelerate VR CAVE capabilities for the automobility sector
The use of virtual reality across all industry sectors brings more interactivity, flexibility and connectivity to work, without compromising the sense of presence. VR is driving widespread changes to allow companies to leverage their digital assets and improve processes such as prototyping, reviewing design, product development, training and promotion of products and services.
