DarkVision Technologies Inc. is a BC-based tech company that has been disrupting the industrial imaging market since 2013. We have created the world’s most advanced acoustic-based imaging platform and are packaging it into multiple new product lines. Our rapidly growing team of experts from machine vision, medical imaging, aerospace design, and computer graphics have come together to revolutionize how industry quantifies and visualizes the integrity of critical assets.
DarkVision’s first product line for tubular infrastructure inspection has been highly disruptive to the market; it has won multiple industry awards, been featured in top industry publications, and generated significant revenue in the process. We are now scaling the technology to multiple industrial verticals and building a platform that will become the dominant player in the asset integrity game.
DarkVision’s proprietary technology captures the world’s largest ultrasound datasets by orders of magnitude. To do this we must design, build, and sell the entire solution ourselves. Our teams specialize in large sensor arrays, specialized electronics, advanced ultrasound imaging techniques, 3D visualizations, and ML-based analytics software. DarkVision’s staff of Mechanical Engineers, Electrical Engineers, Software Engineers, Machine Learning Engineers, and Research Scientists develop cutting-edge technologies that blend science with real-world applications.
Backed by Koch Industries, North America’s largest privately held company, DarkVision has begun scaling its Engineering, Sales, and Operations teams to meet the demand for both its current and upcoming products. We will soon be moving to a new 52,000 sq ft head office facility in Vancouver and have offices in Calgary, Alberta, and Houston, Texas.
We invite you to come join our team for the exciting journey ahead as we become the global leader in industrial imaging.
DarkVision’s first product line for tubular infrastructure inspection has been highly disruptive to the market; it has won multiple industry awards, been featured in top industry publications, and generated significant revenue in the process. We are now scaling the technology to multiple industrial verticals and building a platform that will become the dominant player in the asset integrity game.
DarkVision’s proprietary technology captures the world’s largest ultrasound datasets by orders of magnitude. To do this we must design, build, and sell the entire solution ourselves. Our teams specialize in large sensor arrays, specialized electronics, advanced ultrasound imaging techniques, 3D visualizations, and ML-based analytics software. DarkVision’s staff of Mechanical Engineers, Electrical Engineers, Software Engineers, Machine Learning Engineers, and Research Scientists develop cutting-edge technologies that blend science with real-world applications.
Backed by Koch Industries, North America’s largest privately held company, DarkVision has begun scaling its Engineering, Sales, and Operations teams to meet the demand for both its current and upcoming products. We will soon be moving to a new 52,000 sq ft head office facility in Vancouver and have offices in Calgary, Alberta, and Houston, Texas.
We invite you to come join our team for the exciting journey ahead as we become the global leader in industrial imaging.
Location: Canada, British Columbia, North Vancouver
Employees: 51-200
Total raised: $3M
Founded date: 2013
Investors 2
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| - | Evok Innov... | evokinnova... |
| - | New Ventur... | newventure... |
Funding Rounds 1
| Date | Series | Amount | Investors |
| 28.09.2016 | - | $3M | - |
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