Canada’s got a whole lot of shiny new tech in the works: delivery drones, electric air taxis, self-driving AI and a new hyperloop zipping commuters between Edmonton and Calgary. Here’s what to watch for in the world of science and tech in 2023:
Electric cars aren’t the only innovation on the block—though they’ll get a serious boost in 2023. Canada’s got a whack of shiny new tech coming down the pipe: delivery drones, lightning-fast internet and a hyperloop that’s sure to make Elon envious.Last July, the internet let out a collective gasp at the sharpest images ever taken of newborn stars, freshly captured by the James Webb Space Telescope.
over the next decade. All that investment is already paying dividends, with the Dutch car company Stellantis breaking ground on a $5-billion-plus EV-battery factory in Windsor, Ontario—and creating 2,500 jobs.In Cochrane, Ontario, 385 kilometres north of Sudbury, an ambitious aerospace enterprise called Stardust Technologies has grand plans to train future astronauts.
experiences in the metaverse. That’s on Canadian schools and tech firms to figure out by 2030, when the technology is expected to roll out.
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