What is coming next — and what we are scouting.
Borealis grows through curated acquisition and partnership. These are the product lines, sensor families, and service practices we are actively scouting, integrating, or scaling. If you build something in this space and want a route into Canada's defence Industrial & Technological Benefits programme, we want to hear from you.
Expanding the platform catalogue.
Tactical loitering munition
Sub-15 kg, low-signature loitering platform for short-range precision effects. Currently in partner evaluation for export-controlled allied customers.
Group-3 hybrid-electric VTOL
200 kg-class hybrid VTOL with 12+ hour endurance and 50 kg payload — bridging the gap between BV 700 and crewed ISR.
Unmanned surface vessel
Mid-size USV for coastal ISR, mine-countermeasure relay, and persistent harbour patrol — integrated with BA 100 sensor heads.
Small ground robotic platform
Tracked UGV for forward CBRN reconnaissance and breach support, integrated into the ARTEMIS common-operating picture.
Extending the BA / BG family.
Acoustic gunshot & UAV detector
Wide-area passive acoustic array — companion to BG 120 for urban environments where radar return is degraded.
Hyperspectral wide-area sensor
Pushbroom hyperspectral imager for environmental monitoring, mineral exploration, and substance detection — extending BA 100's RGB / NIR / LWIR stack.
Augmented-reality command tablet
Ruggedized AR display for vehicle commanders — same scene-graph as NV 100 but in a vehicle-mounted form factor.
Mesh tactical radio integration
Directional mesh, low-probability-of-intercept waveforms, and Starlink-bridge gateways for mobile command posts.
New scenario variants in development.
ARTEMIS Maritime
Coastal and harbour-defence scenarios — coast guard, port authority, and naval task-force rehearsal with integrated AIS, radar, and BA 100 feeds.
ARTEMIS Energy
Oil & gas, pipeline, and grid-infrastructure scenarios — building repeatable plume-modelling, leak-response and grid-failure engagements with operator, regulator and municipal coordination on one operating picture.
ARTEMIS Cyber-physical
Combined cyber-incident plus physical-effect rehearsal — for utilities, ports, and critical-infrastructure operators where the two domains converge.
Where the consulting practice is going.
ITB advisory for Canadian Primes
Helping foreign defence Primes identify, qualify, and integrate Western Canadian SMB and Indigenous suppliers into ITB obligations.
Indigenous economic development
Partnerships with First Nations enterprises to bring defence and security work — manufacturing, integration, services — into Indigenous-owned operations.
APAC training delivery
Scaling Philippines and Indonesia training delivery — formalising the ARTEMIS curriculum for partner air forces, ground forces, and disaster-management agencies.
Counter-UAS systems integration
End-to-end C-UAS programmes — combining BG 120 detection, soft-kill effectors, and ARTEMIS rehearsal for airports, energy sites, and military installations.