Orthogone Technologies will exhibit at the Canadian Aerospace Summit 2026, held October 27 at the Fairmont Château Laurier in Ottawa, Ontario.
Organized by the Aerospace Industries Association of Canada (AIAC), the Canadian Aerospace Summit brings together aerospace and defence leaders, government representatives and decision-makers from across the country.
The systems being discussed in Ottawa are changing. More intelligence is moving to the edge. Platforms are becoming software-defined. Sensors generate more data than ever, while decisions need to happen faster and increasingly without relying on a permanent connection back to the cloud.
That changes what is expected from the electronics underneath.
Processing has to happen in real time. Communications have to remain secure. Multiple sensors have to work as one system. And all of it has to fit within the power, weight, latency and reliability constraints of an aerospace or defence platform.
That is where Orthogone comes in.
Our teams bring hardware, FPGA, embedded software and AI expertise together to engineer the computing architectures behind complex, mission-critical systems.
The Canadian Aerospace Summit is AIAC’s annual gathering of Canada’s aerospace industry, bringing together senior executives, government leaders and organizations from across the aerospace and defence supply chain.
Held at the Fairmont Château Laurier in Ottawa, the event combines industry discussions, networking, B2B opportunities and an exhibition floor focused on the technologies, programs and priorities shaping Canada’s aerospace sector.
Meet Orthogone at the Canadian Aerospace Summit to discuss what your next system needs to do and the engineering required to make it happen.
If you are building payloads, uncrewed platforms or sensor systems and you want a straight technical conversation about FPGA, embedded software or electronics design, let's talk.
