What's new at OSCP

OSCP, a rising force in the inertial measurement unit (IMU) sector, is making waves with the introduction of two new products designed to redefine accuracy and cost-efficiency in the rapidly expanding field of IMU and MEMS technologies.

Centimeter-scale wayfinding accuracy emerges from millimeter-scale tech.

OSCP, a Quebec-based company has developed an inertial optical system that matches the accuracy of navigational sensors used in the aerospace industry at a fraction of the cost.

We analyzed 130 Drone-based Sensor Startups. Inertial Sense, One Silicon Chip Photonics, CityGear, and Aerotenna develop 4 top solutions to watch out for. Learn more in our Global Startup Heat Map!

OSCP, with partner firm AEPONYX Inc., is proud to be awarded funding from NGen as part of the Global Innovation Cluster. NGen has announced over $32.3 funding for Advanced Manufacturing for 15 projects across Canada.

Great response to the OSCP Booth at the optics and photonics industry’s flagship exhibition alongside the biggest names in the sector. Come see us again in 2025.

ventureLAB highlights how OSCP’s innovative technology is making autonomous vehicles drive smarter and safer. From the roadways to the railways, the conversation around semi-autonomous vehicles has taken to the mainstream.

OSCP will be present at SAE International at Huntington Place, Detroit, MI from April 18-20. We will be showcasing our recent gyroscope development, a new generation of gyroscope that is more compact and power efficient than previous ones.

We are exhibiting at the photonics industry’s flagship exhibition alongside the biggest names in the sector.

Program Director Joseph Salhany, FPGA Product Designer Toan Bui, Director of Operations Richard Williston, and R&D Engineer Sean Romanuik presenting OSCP’s Alpha Prototype IMU at Thales Canada’s offices in North York, Ontario, where it was successfully field tested.