Offered by Government of Canada, Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada
SIC — MINERVA Initiative – Conflict management between unmanned aircraft systems
Other assistanceFederalAll of Canada
- Maximum amount
- $500,000
- Deadline
- Ongoing intake
- Where
- All of Canada
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In short
The expected outcome of the challenge is a software solution providing a common operational picture of airspace for planning, deconfliction, and traffic control of UAS and radio spectrum use, in order to ensure safe and efficient UAS management.
Eligibility criteria
- For-profit business (required)
- Business located in Canada (required)
- Fewer than 499 FTE employees
- Conduct R&D in Canada
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Official program website
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