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CyberWorks lands $1-million Canadian Armed Forces contract

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CyberWorks Robotics has secured a contract worth over $1 million CAD from the Canadian Armed Forces (CAF) to supply and test its next-generation autonomous vehicles. These vehicles utilize deterministic robots and machine learning for defense logistics, payload delivery, and reconnaissance in complex environments. The deal, supported by Canada's Innovative Solutions Canada program, includes a potential for an additional $7 million in sales and represents a significant step for Canadian tech firms entering the defense sector amidst increased military spending.

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