Nanotechnology Companies in Canada

HydroGraph Clean Power Inc is a producer of pristine graphene using an 'explosion synthesis' process, which allows for exceptional purity, low energy use and identical batches.

ICSPI makes the nGauge: the world's smallest, simplest and most affordable atomic force microscope.

The company's lead product in development is Amorphous Nano-Hydroxyapaite Powder. Nano-structured hydroxyapatite has several advantages over hydroxyapatite of larger particle size in its use in bone tissue engineering due to its higher surface area and consequently higher reactivity, which offers better cellular response. In addition, nano-sized hydroxyapatite is useful as an effective surface modification agent for binding numerous biological molecules.

Integran Technologies develops and manufactures electrodeposited nanocrystalline Nanovate metals, applying fine grain structure to deliver lighter, stronger and harder alloys, coatings and components for aerospace, defense, biomedical and industrial markets.

Technology and laboratory-services company whose nanofluidic and microfluidic platform visualizes and measures reservoir fluid behaviour at the pore scale for the energy industry.

Kennedy Labs is a nanofabrication company creating graphene and other graphene like 2D materials for microelectronic applications and novel stand alone devices.

Klean Carbon is a one-stop-shop for high grade sustainable carbon based commodities. The company producs high-grade carbon black and nano-carbon black commodities with the smallest emissions footprint.

MDS Coating Technologies Corporation develops and manufactures nanostructured metallic-ceramic protective coatings for gas turbine engines used in the aerospace, commercial and defense industries.

Meaglow Ltd. manufactures and sells crystal growth reactors and supplies thin films to semiconductor research institutes and industry. The company specializes in producing Indium Nitride (InN) thin films via its CVD based migration enhanced afterglow deposition process.

Meta Materials Inc. is a materials technology company focused on engineered films, coatings, and micro/nano-structured surfaces. Its work includes optical films, transparent conductors, security features, and components for applications such as electronics, aerospace, automotive, batteries, medical devices, and clean energy. The company emphasizes design and manufacturing methods for producing these materials at commercial scale.

Supplier of nanopowders, carbon nanotubes and quantum dots.

Nano One is a Vancouver-based technology company with a scalable industrial process for producing low cost high performance energy storage materials for batteries and a wide range of advanced nanostructured composite materials.

Nano-Lit Technologies offers human-centric tunable lighting via the rich optics of Quantum Dots. The company's commercial lights serve the fields of work, education, transportation and health.

A manufacturer of gold nanoparticles and nanosilver materials.

Nanogrande develops ultra-high-resolution and ultra-high-precision additive manufacturing systems based on its patented FluidBed layer deposition technology. Its systems can handle material layers from a few nanometers and support electronics, semiconductor and molecular-scale manufacturing applications.

(Site in French) A bionanotechnology firm that develops portable x-ray devices for cancer therapy.

A manufacturer and supplier of high volume graphene powder for use in industrial markets.

Developer of nanoparticle-based additives for oil- and water-based drilling fluids, including multifunctional fluid-loss and lubricant products built on a core-shell nanoparticle manufacturing platform.

Nicoya is a nanotechnology company developing novel sensor products. The company's flagship product is OpenSPR - a compact, sensitive, and affordable surface plasmon resonance instrument for molecular analysis.

Norcada, a MEMS product development company, designs and microfabricates silicon MEMS technology such as MEMS mirrors, pressure sensors, and nitride membranes.