Indig Inc is the first Indigenous Venture to be accepted into the 2018 Canadian Technology Accelerator Cohort in Cambridge, MA.

The Indig Inc team is pleased to announce that the brand new artisan platform will launch live on the StartupFest Keynote Stage this July!

Our hydroponic systems are feeding the future of Canada’s north and fighting food insecurity. Families in northern communities who have dealt with high costs and poor quality food for far too long can now grow their own fresh produce for just 30 cents a day. Everyone has something to gain from SucSeed, and we’re committed to sharing the opportunity with communities near and far. With increasing partnerships and growth, SucSeed is branching outward: we’re educating youth, providing at-risk teens with work experience, and creating horticultural therapy programs for seniors. And everything we do goes back to the community. A portion of all profits work toward eliminating food insecurity in Canada’s north.

SucSeed has brought together community members in over 130 communities across Canada to take control of their food supply. We are helping retirement homes, youth groups, soup kitchens, research ships and local businesses all grow fresh food year round. SucSeed has experienced tremendous growth so far, and we couldn’t have done it alone. We have partnered Woodward Group of Companies, to put our systems in every community in Nunavut. We are working with Tim Hortons to put our systems in every elementary school in Canada. We are a 2018 SheEO Venture, a 2018 Next 36 Venture and a Genesis Centre Client. And this is all just the start! !

Patients can get checked at local clinics or at home. Our product provides a seamless experience for patients at the point of care, receiving an instant diagnosis, and referring high-risk patients for further medical evaluation.

Using the smartphone app, doctors, nurses and other paramedical professionals can collect patient consent, take patient photos, collaborate on a one-on-one or group-basis, organize clinical images and conduct user access assessments.

Efficient operation of HVAC systems depends on the reliable user and local environment data. However, the availability of such data is still severely lacking. Over 25% of air distribution systems have undiagnosed issues, which often result in costly failures. This failure is often very difficult to predict. Furthermore, our buildings often have serious contamination issues, which are not just affecting the energy efficiency of the buildings, but also our health. There’s an untapped opportunity of innovation. Our vision at WeavAir is to reduce energy consumption and costs of HVAC systems through networked sensor add-ons for the HVAC systems. We use advanced sensors and predictive analytics to help building owners manage the HVAC systems more effectively. Our modules that attach to vents to measure 7 diagnostic metrics streaming wirelessly in real time. WeavAir solution helps building service providers save time and money while improving our health and building energy efficiency.