L2M – Auto Byuing Companion

This project aims to develop AutoBuyingCompanion (ABC), a digital advisory tool that helps Canadians make informed car-buying decisions. By processing user requirements, car specifications, and cost of use, as well as environmentally responsible usage, this project will provide recommendations on the most suitable models. By incorporating data analytics with insights from artificial intelligence, this project […]

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L2M- Potatoleaf Doctor( AI model for potato leaf detection)

Agriculture supports food security for 60% of the global population, with potatoes, the 4th most consumed crop, feeding around 1.5 billion people daily (Afakh et al. and LeCun et al.). Canada produces about 5.7 million tonnes of potatoes each year, making it the 12th-largest producer in the world. The country’s potato exports generate around $1.6 […]

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Grid integration, analytical assessment, and optimization of the KETTI-developed wind turbine.

The proposed project aims to establish a technical and scientific foundation for integrating KETTI’s innovative wind turbines into the Microgrid Research and Testing Facility at the University of Regina (UofR). The research involves three complementary subprojects: 1. Feasibility and Engineering Requirements Study — defining the integration framework, electrical and mechanical interfacing, and environmental conditions necessary […]

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Understanding Counsellors’ Perspectives on the Mental Health and Wellbeing of Farmers: A Descriptive Qualitative Study

SaskAgMatters (SAM) Mental Health Network Inc. is a support network created to offer a farm-culture friendly mental health support system for Saskatchewan (SK) Agricultural Producers (hereafter collectively called ‘farmers’). SAM offers six free counselling sessions with registered mental health professionals who have backgrounds in agriculture. SAM’s counsellors will be invited to semi-structured interviews focusing on […]

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L2M Lensx AI wearable glass for the visually impaired

LensX: Empowering Independence for the Blind through AI Wearable Smart Glasses LensX is an AI-powered assistive technology designed to support blind and low-vision individuals in navigating the world more independently. The project uses a combination of real-time computer vision and voice-based AI to help users identify their surroundings, read text, recognize objects, and receive auditory […]

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UIUX

This innovation project focuses on developing an advanced generative AI-powered platform designed to visualize consumer preference data for interior design products through intuitive, dynamic preference maps and visualization tools. The aim is to simplify and enhance the process of product selection for both consumers and interior design professionals, significantly streamlining decision-making and procurement processes. The […]

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Prompty Traction: Feature Revisions and Development

Prompty is a 100% indigenous owned technology start-up located in Calgary, Alberta. This corporation combines modern technologies, gamification, and decades of experience within the conference and events industry to provide connectivity solutions that are authentic, enjoyable, sustainable, and secure. The objective of this project is to assist Prompty in establishing a trusted brand identity by […]

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Project Respawn

Project Respawn is focused on updating and improving Noodlecake’s older mobile games so they can continue to work on modern devices and app stores. Many of these games were made years ago using old technology, and without updates, they may stop working or be removed from stores. This project will help Noodlecake build tools and […]

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Barley research benefit project

The Canadian Barley Research Coalition (CBRC) is a national not-for-profit organization that funds long-term research projects in the barley sector. The CBRC was awarded $10.2 million to direct towards barley research between 2018 and 2023. This research project will examine the benefits of this research funding to the barley sector in Canada. The project will […]

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How does macrophyte banks support early-phase fishes in Neotropical dams?

This project aims to understand how Small Hydropower Plants (SHPs) affects fish assemblages, especially vulnerable young individuals (larvae and juveniles). In this context, we are studying the role of aquatic plants (macrophytes) as their habitat . In addition to inventories of fish taxonomic diversity and we intend to examine how these fish use the environment […]

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Study of the Anxiolytic and Antinociceptive Signaling Pathways of Minor Cannabinoids with Development of Novel Cannabis Products

Cannabigerol (CBG) and Cannabichromene (CBC), like tetrahydrocannabinol (THC) and cannabidiol (CBD), are chemical compounds called cannabinoids that are traditionally found in cannabis plants. Prior research has shown that these compounds display pain-relieving and anti-anxiety properties. However, the mechanisms of how these effects happen are unknown. This project, in collaboration with Westleaf Labs LP, will examine […]

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