NeuronicWorks Inc.

Hardware founders - this one’s for you.

As part of Toronto Tech Week, NeuronicWorks is hosting a hands-on half-day workshop designed to help you move from concept to scalable, manufacturable product without the guesswork.

🗓 May 28, 2026 | 10:00 AM – 2:00 PM
📍 NeuronicWorks HQ (Toronto)

In this session, we will cover:
• How to make the right concept-to-manufacturing decisions early
• Navigating non-dilutive government funding for hardware startups
• Practical IP strategies for physical products

You will also hear directly from founders in a candid panel discussion on the real challenges of building hardware, get a guided tour of our manufacturing facility, and book 1:1 consultations with our engineering team across hardware, firmware, software, and design.

If you are building a connected or physical product, this is a great opportunity to learn, ask questions, and connect with others in the ecosystem.

Spots are limited! Register here: https://luma.com/ij099f2v

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From Concept to Manufacturing: Building Hardware in Canada · Luma Hosted at NeuronicWorks Inc.’s Toronto facility, this half-day Toronto Tech Week event is designed for founders and innovators building hardware and connected…

Building in North America is not just about proximity, but it is about ensuring every build is consistent, meets certification standards, and the manufacturing process meets environmental regulations and sustainability goals, every single time. All of this requires tight integration between design, engineering, and manufacturing from day one.

We will be at the N³ Summit, Canada's premier Advanced manufacturing summit, on March 31 and April 1, showcasing how we help companies move from prototype to production with confidence right here in Canada.

📍 Come meet us at Booth 55

If you are thinking about localizing or scaling your manufacturing, let's connect.

From PCB Assembly to fully assembled systems, we have it covered!

At NeuronicWorks, our box build assembly services integrate electronics, mechanics, wiring, testing, and packaging under one roof, so your product ships ready for the real world.

Built in Canada. Ready for market.

https://neuronicworks.com/box-assembly/

Join us for a deep-dive webinar hosted by CITM and Innovation Factory and presented by NeuronicWorks Inc. firmware developer, Horia Raducu

🔔The Advanced Manufacturing Series: Why Hardware-Software Co-Design is the Foundation of Scalable Products

Date: Monday, February 23, 2026
Time: 12:00 PM - 1:00 PM EST

🔗Register here: https://luma.com/1pqwse6m

In this session, Horia will break down why starting with the right co-design approach between hardware and firmware isn’t just a nice-to-have but is essential for building products that perform reliably and scale from prototype to production. Gain practical insights on:
· Integrated system architecture
· Edge computing & data acquisition
· Best practices for firmware + hardware integration
· Real-world lessons that help you avoid costly redesigns

A recommended webinar for anyone building connected mobility, transportation, or industrial products.

Save your spot today!

The Advanced Manufacturing Series: Why Hardware-Software Co-Design is the Foundation of Scalable Products · Zoom · Luma Many teams are inclined to first design firmware, software, and cloud services and try to find "some hardware solution' that just 'fits' later which leads to…

Last month, two of our team members attended CES 2026 to explore the latest developments across AI, automation, robotics, and connected products. What stood out wasn’t just bold concepts, but how mature and deployment-ready many of these technologies have become.

They have shared their key takeaways and observations in our latest blog post: from practical innovation to where the industry is truly heading.

Read the full recap: https://neuronicworks.com/blog/ces-2026-recap/

Our latest post breaks down real-world constraints like power, compute, thermal limits, connectivity, and security, and shows how smart hardware choices make all the difference. From model optimization to selecting the right processor, get insights for building reliable, efficient AI at the edge.

https://neuronicworks.com/blog/hardware-constraints-in-edge-ai/

We are at ! Our colleagues, Nonthachai Suratriyanont and Michael Gavrilos are on the ground connecting, learning, and keeping a close eye on what’s next in tech.

Our CEO Titu Botos was featured as a panelist in the EP&T Canadian Electronics Industry Report 2026, offering insights on innovation and resilience in an industry navigating supply chain shifts and the rise of AI.

https://www.ept.ca/canadian-electronics-industry-report/

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We are thrilled to share that NeuronicWorks is now listed as a partner on the Eastern Ontario Innovation Corridor (EOIC) website!

As part of this growing network of innovators, we look forward to supporting more tech startups and businesses in transforming ideas into successful, manufacturable products right here in Canada.

Check out our profile and learn more about the EOIC’s mission to foster innovation and collaboration across the region:
https://eastinnovation.ca/promoted-programs/neuronicworks/