Innovative interior charging stations for light vehicles, unique to Canada, at the Galeries d’Anjou in Montréal
Interior charging infrastructure from 25kW to 350 KW to meet the needs of shopping centre customers and nearby residents
Energy storage system and bidirectional energy and building management platform
Auxiliary electricity generation, reuse, and energy efficiency system (solar panels, etc.)
Space to raise the public’s awareness of e-mobility and energy-efficiency projects

Innovation platforms

Innovation platforms are physical or virtual spaces where companies can collaboratively develop and test innovation projects in a collaborative way by having access to unique shared infrastructure, equipment, and data.
They are co-developed and co-funded by industry partners in order to meet their needs, as a complement to what exists in the ecosystem and in their own organisation.
Access to the platforms is open to everyone and can be reserved within the scope of collaborative projects or on a strictly confidential basis. Adapted pricing is available for each platform.

Your innovation platforms
Charging and energy management
To enable, thanks to modular installations, the testing and approval of new pre-commercial solutions by equipment manufacturers and enable data collection
To facilitate the observations of users for the purposes of improving the product and the customer experience
To encourage the sharing of knowledge and experience among institutional, academic, and industrial partners
To make a unique innovation platform available to develop new energy management solutions in a business environment
Would you like to contribute?
Description
Areas of intervention
Charging and energy management
Zero-emission vehicles
Partners
Ivanhoé Cambridge
Electric Circuit / Hydro-Québec
Siemens Canada
Logistics in densely populated areas
Develop a last mile delivery innovation centre in a densely populated area
Test the use of new smart and carbon-free solutions for commercial and domestic delivery in densely populated areas (automated delivery robots, collection sites, etc.)
Collect and analyze data on deliveries in downtown Montreal
Would you like to contribute?
Description
Innovation centre for urban delivery dedicated to the implementation of carbon-free “last mile” delivery solutions at the heart of Montreal’s downtown and business district
45,000-sq.-ft. spaces available for logistics activities in the Eaton Center of Montréal
Shared temporary storage spaces for in-transit parcels, with separate partitions for each user
Accelerate the implementation of carbon-free urban logistics operations among transport operators and approve the adoption of sustainable delivery practices by downtown Montreal businesses
Areas of intervention
Intelligent logistics and transportation networks
Zero-emission vehicles
Partners
Ivanhoé Cambridge
ADAS garage
Development spaces where partners can equip and adapt vehicles to conduct validation and data collection campaigns in the Montreal Metropolitan Area
Would you like to contribute?
Description
Make a shared technical space and resources available to businesses and researchers that will allow them to implement validation, testing and data collection projects in an urban environment
Areas of intervention
Advanced driver assistance system (ADAS)
Autonomous commercial and heavy-duty vehicles
Road safety
Partners
Leddartech
Immervision
Jakarto
More innovation platforms to come!
Other potential innovation platforms have been identified and will be developed in a coming phase, specifically in connection with the following intervention areas:
Interoperability of charging and heavy duty vehicles;
Data sharing;
Batteries;
Digital twins and simulation.
The CIM is looking for industrial partners interested in contributing to the development of these platforms. This contribution can take on different forms: expertise, equipment, space, funding, etc. It’s a nice way to contribute to the implementation of a growth-generating project, by ensuring that you meet your needs and making your company stand out.
Would you like to contribute?