Building the autonomy stack for the Arctic, the harshest environment on Earth.
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“Drones, remote sensors and weaponry are all part of Ottawa’s plan to rebuild our military, and they should be built here, by Canadian workers.”
In the @TorontoStar, CEO @EliotPence argues that as alliances and trade relationships are being rewritten in real time, Canada can preserve manufacturing jobs by pivoting manufacturing capabilities to match the largest military buildup in a generation.
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In the @financialpost, CEO @EliotPence and VP of Maritime Programs Matt Clancey argue that Canada’s first tender for an autonomous vessel is a chance to control the technology that will define the @RoyalCanNavy's future.
Dominion, alongside partners @OSIMaritime, @abco_inc, and @kongsbergasa, has submitted a proposal to build the Navy's first operational uncrewed surface vessel. We believe that the autonomy and command and control architecture that connects the fleet must stay in Canadian hands, and we’re ready to build it.
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Crawl: Our team spent a day learning the fundamentals of military planning.
Walk: We close the gap between our engineers and the operators we serve.
Run: Now we build what they need.
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“We will live or die by our ability to either change the rules of the game or play a different game.”
CEO @EliotPence has been named Newsmaker of the Year by @obj_news and the @ottawabot.
Over the past year, Eliot has helped advance Canada’s defence industry through founding the Alliance of Canadian Defence Companies and leading Dominion Dynamics to the largest defence Series A in Canadian history. His work shows that Canada can take a different approach to defence — if we’re willing to pursue it.
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"This partnership came together in 28 days. Time is critical in the future of warfare." - @EliotPence
Today, Dominion founder and CEO Eliot Pence and TENCORE LLC co-founder Roman Tkachenko signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) between Dominion and TENCORE, a Ukrainian leader in defence technologies. Under the MOU, Dominion will manufacture TENCORE's TerMIT uncrewed ground vehicle in Canada for Ukraine's front lines and integrate AuraNet, our autonomy stack for pan-domain command and control.
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How has Dominion grown to 100 people in under a year? At @nrthtechCA, CEO @EliotPence put it simply: find people who believe in the mission.
"They've not had a company in Canada that they've felt this passionate about."
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Making hardware tougher for the Arctic.
Nirav, our Electrical Engineering Technician, is making the power boards inside Taku and Vault more resilient and durable in extreme cold.
So operators know that in critical moments, their equipment will work.
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Canada is weighing the biggest change to its defence procurement landscape since the Second World War.
What hasn't changed is the need for our country to build, buy and back sovereign defence technology.
On October 22, CEO @EliotPence will join the @DIA_Canada Wendy Hawden and @ONE9's Glenn Cowan at Source Canada to discuss procurement's role in building Canada’s defence industrial base now and for years to come.
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This could be your week at Dominion.
Flying in helicopters, camping in the mountains, and avoiding grizzly bears. 👇
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Rapid prototyping is Kam's domain.
Kam joined Dominion from Anduril, part of a 20-year career in the United States working on unmanned aerial systems and serving in the United States Air Force.
Now working in Ottawa as a Senior Test and Integration Engineer, he's creating and testing a suite of UAV fuselages.
His cycle? Build, test, break, repeat.
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For Benoit Breault, Senior Vice-President of Aerospace Engineering, the chance to be part of building Dominion Scout, Canada’s first sovereign Autonomous Collaborative Platform, led him to join Dominion.
Now, he's building out his team.
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“The country that procures fastest will learn the fastest. The country that learns fastest will have the strongest military.”
In @iPoliticsCA, CEO @EliotPence argues that Canada must start prioritizing speed and innovation in procurement as adversaries continue to evolve their technology in days and weeks, not years.
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