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Vuzix secures license to see-through optics technology from Nokia
Written by Dan Comand November 08, 2011
Vuzix Corporation announced that it has entered into a technology license agreement with Nokia to develop and produce see-through waveguide optics for use in near-eye display (NED) systems (head mounted displays and video eyewear) based on Nokia's proprietary see-through (Exit…
General Dynamics Canada delivers final computer upgrades to mission consoles aboard NATO AWACS aircraft
Written by Dan Comand November 06, 2011
General Dynamics Canada recently completed the last in a series of on-time deliveries of updated computer systems for the 16 operator consoles aboard each NATO Airborne Warning and Control Systems (AWACS) aircraft, as well as on two aircraft mission simulators.…
Nissan Canada delivers British Columbia's first 100% Electric Nissan LEAF to retail customer
Written by Dan Comand November 03, 2011
Nissan Canada brings sustainable mobility to British Columbia with the delivery of the province's first all-electric Nissan LEAF to a retail customer. Coquitlam's Bill and Nicole Clendinning along with four-year old daughter Tara, took delivery of their red Nissan LEAF…
SMEs are well connected but slow to take full advantage of the Internet and ICT
Written by Dan Comand October 31, 2011
Canadian SMEs are now well connected to the Internet, but are not taking full advantage of the Web and information and communications technologies (ICT) to increase their productivity and their revenues. These are the main conclusions of the 2011 edition…
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