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About AuraNet

AuraNet fuses electro-optical, infrared and radar imagery with radio-frequency signals, vehicle telemetry and structured human reports. Edge models process and classify inputs locally, allowing a deployed team to maintain a common operating picture where bandwidth, cloud access and conventional infrastructure are restricted.

The software integrates with existing command architectures and supports human review and retraining as missions change. During an eight-week Operation NANOOK-NUNALIVUT deployment, AuraNet tracked Canadian Ranger patrols across 5,200 kilometres, supplied GPS positions, communications and ground-condition awareness, and replaced several separate devices and paper-map workflows with one field interface.

Timeline

Dominion Dynamics and TENCORE sign Canadian TerMIT manufacturing MoU
2026-10-13 - Partnership - A TENCORE team will lead technology transfer and train Canadian technicians; the companies are working toward definitive agreements. The planned programme supports Ukraine’s front lines and includes development of an Arctic-hardened TerMIT for Canadian use and NATO exports. TENCORE reports delivering more than 5,000 UGVs to Ukrainian military units since 2024.
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Dominion Dynamics raises CAD $139M Series A led by Georgian
2026-06-30 - Funding - The round is described as the largest Series A in Canadian defence history. Dominion said it has raised CAD $169 million since launching in June 2025. The capital supports AuraNet, Scout, team growth past 100 employees, and a 25,000 sq ft Kanata manufacturing facility.
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Dominion deploys AuraNet with Canadian Rangers in High Arctic exercise
2026-04-16 - Deployment - Dominion said the deployment supported three long-range patrols alongside 13 guide patrols. The Series A release says Canadian Rangers used AuraNet over two months across the High Arctic. AuraNet turned scattered communications and data into a single operating picture for Arctic operations.
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