Farnborough, England, 6th August 2010
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| The Nova Scotia delegation. Back Row: Derek Kinsman (Composites Atlantic), Mark James (NSBI), Marvyn Robar (NSBI), Mark Olivella (Composites Atlantic), Steve Elder (L3-MASS), Mark Regular (Partner International). Front row: Alan Parslow (Deep Vision), Percy Paris (Minister of Economic and Rural Development), Carole Lee Rheinhardt (Dept. Economic Development), Catherine MacDonald (ADIANS), Erica Sosnowski (Partner International) | The Honourable Keith Ashfield, Minister of National Revenue, Minister of the Atlantic Canada Opportunities Agency and Minister for the Atlantic Gateway, cites Deep Vision's ground-breaking Canadeka project as an excellent example of the world-class capability of Atlantic Canada's aerospace and defence industry during a reception at the Canadian High Commission. |
Deep Vision continued it's biennial participation at the Farnborough International Airshow in partnership with the Atlantic Alliance. Once again, it was a successful show for Deep Vision as the company continues to expand it's presence on the world stage. More information, including interviews and press articles can be found on ACOA's FIA website blog .
About Deep Vision
Deep Vision develops intelligent, real-time, sensor exploitation and machine perception solutions for the Aerospace & Defence industry. Deep Vision provides world class capabilities in autonomous systems, robotics, surveillance, tracking, targeting, and C4ISTAR.
About the Farnborough International Airshow
The Farnborough International Airshow (FIA) is one of the world's most iconic global aviation events. FIA holds a prominent position within the aerospace calendar taking place on a biennial basis (once every two years) for one week in July. The first five days of the exhibition are traditionally trade days only, followed by a weekend where the show is opened up to the public.
The most recent FIA took place from 19-25 July 2010 and was a spectacular success for business with US$47 billion worth of orders announced during the trade week. The event also featured 152 aircraft in static displays and spectacular flying displays. The public weekend attracted a more than 108,000 visitors.
