TerraSense Analytics

Canada's Defence Drone Initiative is a major opportunity-but building a competitive domestic industry will require more than funding hundreds of small drone programs. Canada should focus on its strengths in interoperability, artificial intelligence, auton

TerraSense Analytics has qualified for all five streams of Canada's Defence Drone Initiative Marketplace, spanning uncrewed systems, digital technologies, integration, testing and innovation.

BAE Systems Australia has highlighted TerraSense's role in developing and integrating ATTCS for the ATLAS CCV uncrewed ground vehicle, demonstrating the value of Canada-Australia defence collaboration.

After 35 years in the military, Jeff Daley reflects on how unmanned systems are changing the battlefield-and why human judgment and responsibility remain as important as ever.

Dataset distillation can dramatically reduce the amount of data needed to train AI models-but smaller doesn't automatically mean better. New research involving TerraSense Analytics explores how visual tokenization can help measure what information survive

At TerraSense, advanced defence technology does not stay theoretical. Our team works at the intersection of AI, sensing, applied research, and field-ready systems to help defence teams make faster, clearer decisions in complex environments. As TerraSense

TerraSense Analytics presented AVION at CVPR 2026 in Denver, sharing research on adapting vision-language models for aerial imagery, remote sensing, and multimodal EO/IR understanding.

TerraSense reflects on CANSEC 2026, a milestone week of MIST demonstrations, partner conversations, media interviews, and momentum for Canadian-built, human-in-the-loop defence AI.

TerraSense Analytics has been named one of Canadian Defence Review's Top 100 Defence Companies in Canada for the third consecutive year, reflecting continued momentum in field-tested ISR, AI, and sovereign defence capability.

At TerraSense Analytics, live exercises and operational experimentation are central to how we design, refine, and validate our software. From Canadian Armed Forces environments to allied experimentation programs, field exposure helps us test assumptions,