Current projects
Our projects share one idea: infrastructure is only valuable when it changes a decision. Here is what that looks like in practice.
Featured · Coastal intelligence pilot
Working harbours are exposed to storm surge, sea-level rise, erosion and wind — and the information needed to respond sits in separate systems, binders and people's heads. We are developing an AI intelligence layer that first builds a trusted baseline of harbour assets, boundaries, documents and local practice, then reads live conditions against that context.
The output is not more data. It is a short, defensible answer to four questions: what changed, what it means here, who is exposed, and what should happen next — including turning fragmented emergency plans into a role-based draft tied to the current event.
Does it improve decisions?
Warning time, clarity of action, user confidence.
Where are the data gaps?
Missing feeds, local thresholds, sensor requirements.
Can it scale?
Cost to deploy, support model, a repeatable package.
A bounded demonstration proves operational value before anything expands. Each stage adds user learning, data-gap knowledge and commercial proof.
Pictou County, Nova Scotia
Phase one construction of a council-approved rural internet project, supported by a federal Universal Broadband Fund grant, bringing high-speed service to communities that the market would not reach.
Annapolis Valley & Atlantic region
Regional plans, speed mapping and needs assessments that give districts a defensible road-map — evidence for funding applications and a shared vision across municipalities.
British Columbia & central regions
Working with communities and partners to extend the same community-value model: connectivity designed around local economics rather than commercial density.