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Offered by Innovation, Science et Développement économique Canada
SIC — Système d’imagerie chimique, conçu pour un déploiement en environnement opérationnel, pour la télédétection des agents et agentes CBRNE
- Maximum amount
- $1,500,000
- Deadline
- Ongoing intake
- Where
- All of Canada
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In short
Ce défi est axé sur le développement d’un système d’imagerie chimique à distance déployable sur le terrain utilisant un laser à cascade quantique accordable pour détecter les produits chimiques dangereux et les menaces CBRNE.
Eligibility criteria
- Être à but lucratif (required)
- Entreprise située au Canada (required)
- Constituée au Canada
- Maximum 499 employés ETP
- Activités de R-D au Canada
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Official program website
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