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Disruptors, an RBC podcast, is an ongoing series hosted by SVP John Stackhouse about reimagining Canada’s economy in a time of unprecedented change. It features thought-provoking conversations with Canadian business and innovation leaders about planting the seeds of a new economy.  On this episode, John goes inside the minds of three Canadian innovators, all recipients…

In this episode in a series on climate change and artificial intelligence (AI), Gary Agnew, CEO and Co-founder of Ideon Technologies Inc, and Kim Lawrence, VP, Talent and Customer Experience, discuss how they use energy from supernovas, sensors, satellites, and machine learning to improve the efficiency and reduce the environmental impact of mining for minerals…

The Vancouver tech ecosystem has expertise in many different industries, and but local leaders are building strong, sustainable businesses in a variety of niches. Ideon Technologies is one of the eight businesses VTJ expects to take off this year.

Ideon Technologies has been named a finalist for Innovation of the Year in the Richmond Chamber of Commerce’s 45th Annual Business Excellence Awards.

With the critical mineral shortage, the need to move to renewable energy, Ideon Technologies sees a tremendous opportunity to help the mining industry find critical minerals more efficiently.

Startup Ideon Technologies, fresh off a $16 million Series A round led by Playground Global that closed last week, has a pretty far-out way to simplify the search for critical minerals. You could say it’s way out there. Like outer space out there.

Ideon Technologies announced it closed a US$16M Series A funding round, led by Playground Global. The investment will expand Ideon’s program of measuring cosmic rays deep below-ground to help find metals.

Richmond, British Columbia (BC)-based mining tech startup Ideon Technologies has raised $21 million CAD ($16 million USD) in Series A financing to help address the world’s looming critical mineral supply shortage.