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National Research Council Canada
Conducts low technology readiness level (TRL) research and performs detailed acoustic measurements of small-scale models for both the aerospace and automotive sector
National Research Council Canada
A pressurized, intermittent-flow wind tunnel capable of providing subsonic, transonic and supersonic flows over the range of Mach 0.1 to 4.25
National Research Council Canada
World-class facility for subsonic aeronautical and industrial testing
National Research Council Canada
A 3 m x 6 m wind tunnel with unique icing research capabilities that can accommodate full-scale, bluff-body aerodynamic investigations
The University of British Columbia
3D laser scanning, geometric modeling, and 3D printing.
National Research Council Canada
Large wind tunnel (test section area 9m X 9m) which can accommodate a variety of surface vehicles, ground structures and aerospace models with air velocity up to 55m/s.
Ontario Tech University (University of Ontario Institute of Technology)
Product development and aerodynamic testing with Climatic Wind Tunnel and test chambers
National Research Council Canada
Specialized, high-intensity acoustic qualification facility used for testing full-size aerospace components at high levels of sound pressure field
Mohawk College of Applied Arts and Technology
Applied research in advanced materials and additive manufacturing as well as prototyping, testing and training services to accelerate the adoption of advanced manufacturing and industry 4.0