H2 Analytics gets $800K for AI military training upgrade
H2 Analytics, an Ottawa defence tech firm, just secured $800,000 CAD in repayable funding from FedDev Ontario to add new AI features to its military training platform. The cash supports a $4.2 million project to boost the realism of H2’s emergency simulation suite and fuel international expansion. The company is growing fast, with a 552% three-year revenue jump and 22 new hires in six months.
- H2 Analytics wins $800,000 in federal repayable funding
- Funds support $4.2M project enhancing AI in training suite
- AI aims to make simulations more realistic
- Company expanding internationally beyond Canada
- H2 Analytics reports 552% revenue growth over three years
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