Issue 54 Uncrewed Sytems Technology Feb/Mar 2024 uWare uOne UUV l Radio and telemetry l Rheinmetall Canada medevacs l UUVs insight DelltaHawk engine l IMU focus l Skygauge in operation l CES 2024 report l Blueflite l Hypersonic flight

Cove Cove Ocean COVE’s Ocean Scale-Up Accelerator Program: Charting a Course for Success COVE partnered with Innovate UK for the Global Incubator Program, which provides the opportunity for nine innovative, high-growth and scaling businesses to build long-term relationships with a world-leading innovation hub in Canada. The six-month program allows businesses to scale in Canada, secure opportunities, and receive assistance with finding and recruiting local skilled workers. Being a part of COVE gives the cohort access to potential partnerships and amenities, and they will return in June for the H20 Conference and COVE Demo Day. MAKING CONNECTIONS In 2023, the companies gained momentum throughout the 6-month program to propel themselves into the ocean sector. Two companies (Max Nicholas Renewables and Hexsor Scientific) have established R&D partnerships with NSCC Applied Labs, to further their technology in the Atlantic region. With this collaboration, Max Nicholas Renewables is planning to launch a pilot at Demo Day 2024! Three additional alumni companies are actively pursuing an Ocean Energy Project call with Canada’s Ocean Supercluster. The inaugural Ocean ScaleUp Accelerator program received positive feedback about program management industry connections and continuous support. About half of the cohort has either registered or in the process of registering their business in Nova Scotia. The 2024 Ocean ScaleUp Accelerator cohort includes a fresh breath of ocean technology companies, ranging from plastic monitoring software (Plastic-i) and autonomous search and rescue platforms (Zelim Ltd) to novel vacuum adhesion robots for inspection of composite and concrete structures (Innvotek). The companies will be on-site at COVE for a week-long visit, where they will have the opportunity to give a presentation about their company and their business aspirations to the COVE community. The visit will be filled with workshops to better understand market potential, how to reach their target audience in Canada, and individual legal assistance. COVE will continue to work with these nine companies, providing virtual programming with local industry experts, before welcoming the companies back to Halifax in June for H2O Conference and COVE Demo Day. The 2024 Accelerator program includes: Plastic-i, Spot Ship, Precision Acoustics, Exo Engineering, AWM, MSeis, Innvotek, Spot Ship Exchange Holdings, Zelim. Each company has developed its own distinctive goals to build and expand its business. Across the cohort, there is enthusiasm to meet potential business partners and explore the idea of bringing projects to North America. Looking to accelerate your business? Contact [email protected] The six-month program allows businesses to scale in Canada, secure opportunities, and receive assistance with finding and recruiting local skilled workers. Being a part of COVE gives the cohort access to potential partnerships and amenities, and they will return in June for the H20 Conference and COVE Demo Day. MAKING CONNECTIONS In 2023, the companies gained momentum throughout the 6-month program to propel themselves into the ocean sector. Two companies (Max Nicholas Renewables and Hexsor Scientific) have established R&D partnerships with NSCC Applied Labs, to further their technology in the Atlantic region. With this collaboration, Max Nicholas Renewables is planning to launch a pilot at Demo Day 2024! Three additional alumni companies are actively pursuing an Ocean Energy Project call with Canada’s Ocean Supercluster. The inaugural Ocean ScaleUp Accelerator program received positive feedback about program management industry connections and continuous support. About half of the cohort has either registered or in the process of registering their business in Nova Scotia. The 2024 Ocean ScaleUp Accelerator cohort includes a fresh breath of ocean technology companies, ranging from plastic monitoring software (Plastic-i) and autonomous search and rescue platforms (Zelim Ltd) to novel vacuum adhesion robots for inspection of composite and concrete structures (Innvotek). The companies will be on-site at COVE for a week-long visit, where they will have the opportunity to give a presentation about their company and their business aspirations to the COVE community. The visit will be filled with workshops to better understand market potential, how to reach their target audience in Canada, and individual legal assistance. COVE will continue to work with these nine companies, providing virtual programming with local industry experts, before welcoming the companies back to Halifax in June for H2O Conference and COVE Demo Day. The 2024 Accelerator program includes: Plastic-i, Spot Ship, Precision Acoustics, Exo Engineering, AWM, MSeis, Innvotek, Spot Ship Exchange Holdings, Zelim. Each company has developed its own distinctive goals to build and expand its business. Across the cohort, there is enthusiasm to meet potential business partners and explore the idea of bringing projects to North America. COVE partnered with Innovate UK for the Global Incubator Program, which provides the opportunity for nine innovative, high-growth and scaling businesses to build long-term relationships with a world-leading innovation hub in Canada. Charting a Course for Success COVE’s Ocean Scale-Up Accelerator Program: Looking to accelerate your business? Contact [email protected]

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