Markham, Ontario-based CyberWorks Robotics says it has struck a deal to supply and test its autonomous vehicles with the Canadian Armed Forces (CAF).
The news: CyberWorks was awarded the amended contract, which is worth more than $1 million CAD, with Canada’s Department of National Defence at the end of August. The deal requires CyberWorks to deliver its next-generation, multi-role autonomous vehicles, which leverage deterministic robots and machine learning, to Canada’s military. A CyberWorks spokesperson claimed to BetaKit over email that the agreement, which expires in February 2027, also offers “a structured path” to “up to an additional $7 million in potential sales.”
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