NRC IRAP — SMEs Innovating with Artificial Intelligence
National Research Council Canada (NRC) Canada
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Deadline
Rolling, apply anytime
Region
Canada
Funder type
Federal Government
For
Businesses
Eligible organizations
Small and medium-sized businesses, SMEs
Sectors
Artificial Intelligence, Technology, Innovation
About this program
NRC IRAP offers targeted support for Canadian SMEs innovating with artificial intelligence, helping businesses integrate and advance AI-based solutions.
What this program funds
The National Research Council Canada (NRC) IRAP supports Canadian small and medium-sized businesses developing and integrating artificial intelligence solutions. The program is designed to help SMEs advance AI-based innovations across their operations.
Small and medium-sized businesses working in artificial intelligence, technology, and innovation sectors in Canada are eligible to apply. Applications are accepted on a rolling basis with no fixed deadline.
The program does not publish specific funding amounts or the form in which support is provided.
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