Stephen Karmazyn

New research chair in sensory technology named at Carleton U

Ottawa is getting smarter, at least in the technical sense. The Internet of Things, which is to...

Feature: Powerstick, made in Ottawa, no kidding?

‘Made in Ottawa’ isn’t the tag you see on a lot of tech products, but a quick...

Feature: Biohacking leads to TED spotlight

Most people might not see how growing a human ear from an apple could be the key...

Feature: Virtual reality trend gets real

The virtual reality revolution is coming. Predicted to be worth around $5 billion this year, the industry...

Feature: Embracing f—ups: Global movement comes to Ottawa, changes attitudes about failure

In business as in life, failure can be a dirty word.

Local firm hopes to spread 4D booths in museums across Canada for 150th birthday bash

SimWave wants to put Canadians right in the thick of some of the country’s most memorable historical...

Nureva open house shows off new product

A Calgary tech firm with strong ties to Ottawa is hoping to transform the sticky note, its...

Government legislation needed for autonomous machines, TIM lecture hears

As machines become more autonomous, the government will have to introduce new legislature based around safety and...

AXIS Ottawa connects startups with international investors

Local startups competed in Ottawa’s take on Dragons’ Den last week as Axis Ottawa brought them together...

Local firm sees benefits of GTEC

A local company that is taking advantage of federal tech testing programs also got a boost from...
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