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The Greater Toronto Area (GTA) aerospace cluster is the second largest in Canada, generating over $6 billion annually from over 200 manufacturing firms employing more than 20,000 highly skilled workers. The cluster focuses on systems engineering, equipment production, and integration. The Ontario government supports the cluster through programs focused on investment, innovation, and collaboration between industry and academic institutions like Ryerson University and the University of Toronto.
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The GTA Aerospace Cluster is the 2nd largest in Canada, generating $6.5 billion annually with 80% from exports. It employs 25,000 skilled engineers, scientists and technicians across 350 firms. Major players include Bombardier Aerospace, Pratt & Whitney Canada, and Honeywell. The cluster benefits from partnerships with universities and colleges as well as government support. It faces competition from other Canadian and international aerospace hubs.
Gta Aerospace Cluster2
The GTA Aerospace Cluster is the second largest in Canada, generating $6.5 billion annually with 80% from exports. It employs 25,000 skilled engineers, scientists and technicians across 350 firms. Major players include Bombardier Aerospace, Pratt & Whitney Canada, and Honeywell. The cluster benefits from partnerships with universities and colleges as well as government support. It faces competition from other Canadian and international aerospace hubs.
Features of Canada's Innovation System
The document discusses features of Canada's innovation system, noting that it allocates nearly 2% of GDP to research and development and has a highly educated population. It outlines various government initiatives and institutions that support research and innovation across provinces like Ontario, Alberta and British Columbia. Challenges include capturing more value from technologies developed in Canada and improving technology absorption by Canadian businesses.
Aerospacecluster
The document summarizes information about several aerospace clusters located in Toronto, Florida, and the East Midlands region of the UK. It provides details on the major companies, support structures like industry organizations and research institutions, and recent news within each cluster.
Robotic Employment Opportunities
Presentation for ED Toolbox “Future of Work, Innovation Pathways and Climate Change Initiatives” project at the Precinct, Level 2, 315, Brunswick St, Fortitude Valley, 4006 on Tuesday, February 25th at 2.30-4.30pm.
Here are the videos: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fivY-ZlO1vI&feature=emb_logo
and https://vimeo.com/368704905
WATERLOO ICT CLUSTER
The document discusses the Waterloo ICT cluster in Ontario, Canada. It provides background information on what defines a cluster. It then details the major ICT clusters including Waterloo, Silicon Valley, Toronto, New York, and Boston. It provides statistics on Waterloo's sector focus in high tech, automotive, advanced manufacturing, business/financial, and biotech. It outlines the main cluster structures in Waterloo and compares it to Silicon Valley and Toronto as competitors. It concludes with recommendations to determine Waterloo's focus, provide guidance and benefits to boost the cluster in the short and long term.
Tracxn - Aerospace Tech Startup Landscape
The document provides an overview of investment trends, market details, exit outlook, investors, and recent news in the aerospace technology sector. It finds that the sector has received $501 million in funding to date, with notable companies including Boom Technology, Joby Aviation, and Lilium. The United States, Europe, and India are cited as major regions for entrepreneurial activity and investment in the sector.
Slide Show
The document provides information about the aerospace cluster in Canada, specifically in Toronto, Montreal, and Ontario. It discusses the size and composition of the aerospace industry in Ontario, as well as recent news such as Bombardier reporting lower quarterly profits, the Canadian and Quebec governments announcing funding support for the aerospace sector, and Magellan Aerospace reporting a decline in quarterly profit. The document also highlights Toronto and Montreal as centers for commercial aircraft manufacturing and mentions industry organizations such as the Aerospace Industries Association of Canada and Aéro Montréal.
Aerospace oac ppt march 2011
The document discusses opportunities for aerospace sector development in Eastern Ontario. It outlines the region's aerospace sector profile, including its position in Canada's top five aerospace clusters. It also summarizes the sector's value chain, specialized education and research resources, and various support programs for R&D, commercialization, capital, and training. Contact information is provided for organizations that can provide further information on tapping into the sector.
Nbaa 2011
The document summarizes the key assets and advantages of Canada's aerospace cluster located in Eastern Ontario, which is the 5th largest in the world. It has access to major US markets within 500 miles. It has a highly skilled workforce of 3,000 people and world-class research excellence in aerospace, materials science, and manufacturing technologies. It also has a deep supply chain and is supported by various educational and funding programs to support the aerospace industry.
The Future of Aerospace – More Software Please!
The document discusses the Aerospace Technology Institute's (ATI) role in leading technology development for the UK aerospace sector. It outlines ATI's strategy and funding portfolio worth £3.9 billion to 2026. Specific initiatives discussed include the SECT-AIR and HICLASS projects, which helped establish the UK's excellence in safety critical software. The document also notes opportunities for startups in sustainability and Industry 4.0 technologies through the ATI Boeing Horizon X Accelerator program.
United Technologies: Pioneering Innovation and Shaping the Future of Aerospace
Introduction:
United Technologies, a conglomerate known for its relentless pursuit of innovation. has been a driving force in shaping the landscapes of aerospace and building systems. With a history spanning decades. the company has pushed the boundaries of technology to redefine. what is possible in these critical industries. In this comprehensive article. we will delve into the key aspects of United Technologies. exploring its history, major business segments, notable achievements. and its impact on the world.
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The Origins and Evolution of United Technologies
Early Beginnings:
United Technologies Corporation (UTC) originated in the merger of several companies in the early 20th century. The company traces back to the 1920s. when plane engine pioneer Frederick Rentschler founded Pratt & Whitney. This marked the beginning of a journey that would see the formation of an industrial giant.
Growth and Expansion:
Over the years, United Technologies expanded its portfolio through strategic acquisitions and partnerships. The company's commitment to innovation. and technological advancement became evident as it diversified into various sectors. including aerospace, building systems, and industrial products.
Business Segments and Core Operations
Aerospace Systems:
United Technologies is a significant player in the aerospace industry. boasting a robust portfolio that includes Pratt & Whitney, Collins Aerospace, and UTC Aerospace Systems. Pratt & Whitney, known for its cutting-edge plane engines. has powered some of the most iconic plane in history. , Collins Aerospace focuses on avionics, aerostructures. and mission systems, contributing to the efficiency and safety of air travel.
Building Systems:
The building systems segment of UTC encompasses Otis Elevator Company and Carrier. Otis is a global elevator and escalator manufacturing leader. providing solutions that move billions of people daily. Carrier, renowned for its heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) systems, is crucial in creating comfortable and sustainable environments.
Industrial Products:
UTC's industrial products include diverse solutions. from fire and security systems to specialty products. These offerings contribute to various industries' safety, security, and operational efficiency.
Innovation as a Driving Force
Investment in Research and Development:
United Technologies has prioritized research and development, allocating significant resources to drive innovation. The company's commitment to staying at the forefront of technology is evident in its much investments in cutting-edge research. enabling the development of groundbreaking solutions.
Notable Technological Advancements:
UTC has been responsible for many technological breakthroughs that have shaped industries. For example, the development of geared turbofan engines by Pratt & Whitney marked a paradigm shift in plane propulsion. improving fuel efficiency and reducing
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15nov 15AC Winner Press Release
A team of students from Tsinghua University in China won the first-ever Academic Challenge presented by CoreNet Global for their proposed system called "Orchestra" to coordinate corporate real estate. Orchestra aims to reduce the gap between the speed of business and real estate by storing standardized CRE information, controlling information transfer between stakeholders, and providing a central database for real-time global access. The student team and university will each receive $10,000 for the winning entry. CoreNet Global launched the Academic Challenge to strengthen relationships with academic institutions and grow the talent pipeline for corporate real estate careers.
Clusters in ICT Development Policy
Overview about Business Clusters.
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Ontario East Economic Development
Ontario East Economic Development promotes Eastern Ontario as a centre for investment through providing information to investors, highlighting regional advantages such as access to markets and quality of life, and working collaboratively across sectors such as food processing, logistics, advanced manufacturing, and aerospace to attract investment and support businesses. The organization focuses on activities like research, lead generation, hosting tours and events, and developing partnerships to achieve goals of growing membership, sector teams, and the regional economy over its 20+ year history.
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Automotive Cluster
The document discusses the automotive cluster in the Greater Toronto Area (GTA). It notes that three major automakers operate six assembly plants in GTA, employing over 50,000 workers. The GTA produces over 1.1 million vehicles per year, making it the second largest automotive cluster after Detroit. Ontario has a large number of post-secondary institutions that produce engineering and science graduates to support the industry. The government has invested heavily in the automotive sector through various programs and initiatives to promote innovation and strengthen competitiveness.
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- 1. GTA Aerospace Cluster By: Ricky Kao
- 3. These geographic concentrations of economic activity have some competitive advantage, and thus (usually) exports.
- 6. generates more than $6 billion annually in sales of aerospace goods.
- 7. more than 200 Toronto aerospace manufacturing firms
- 9. Ontario's Centers of Excellence
- 10. Early Researcher Award (ERA) program
- 12. Ryerson University’s Institute for Aerospace Design and Innovation
- 13. University of Toronto’s Institute for Aerospace Studies
- 15. Market Segments
- 18. The province is contributing $250,000 to support the event.
- 20. Uses a renewable resource (very innovative)
- 22. US is trying to restore this technology for satellite replacement
Editor's Notes
- The Toronto Aerospace cluster is the second largest in Canada next to Aero Montreal, and generates more than $6 billion annually in sales of aerospace goods. There are more than 200 Toronto aerospace manufacturing firms and over 20,000 highly skilled and educated employees focused on systems engineering, equipment production and integration.
- The Advanced Manufacturing Investment Strategy (AMIS): a $500 million repayable loan program (interest free) that will help stimulate the economy by encouraging private sector companies to invest and adopt innovative technologiesOntario's Centers of Excellence, such as the Center for Materials and Manufacturing, connect companies with public sector scientists and research facilities to develop commercial innovations.Early Researcher Award (ERA) program: provincial government will invest $51 million over five years in the next generation of researchers. In the GTA, 33 researchers received awards for their research in a wide range of fields. Ontario Aerospace Council (OAC)A not-for-profit, non-share capital corporation governed by a Board of Directors representing all segments of the Ontario aerospace industry. The OAC's goals are to enhance recognition of the Ontario aerospace industry as a leader in global aerospace markets and to build stronger capabilities in the industry to assure continued growth and
- significant research and technology development in collaboration with more than 15 university, college and public research centers including:Carlton University,McMasterUniversity,Queen’sUniversity,Ryerson University's Institute for Aerospace Design and Innovation (RIADI)University of Ontario Institute of Technology, University of Ottawa, University of Toronto’s Institute for Aerospace StudiesUniversity of WaterlooThese academic institutions provide leading-edge aerospace education and training in the Toronto region, as well as facilities for advanced research and development.In addition, the planning and testing of groundbreaking discoveries have further catapulted and reinforced the province of Ontario and the GTA as the premier destination for innovation. Located across the province, these public research centers include:The Institute for Aerospace Research Ottawa, Canada's national laboratory for aerospace R&DDavid Florida Laboratory, Ottawa, Canada's world-class spacecraft assembly, integration and testing centerIntegrated Manufacturing Technologies Institute, London, a breeding ground for new products and technologies.
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