Author: Andrew A. Duffy, Times Colonist

A three-year-old Victoria technology firm that uses semiconductor crystals to improve the quality of X-ray images will be on the world stage this fall as one of the Falling Walls Venture 100 Science Start-ups to Watch in 2026.

Falling Walls, an annual international event to be held in Berlin in November, pulls together the world’s most promising science-based companies that are addressing global challenges, and includes a pitch competition for start-up firms that are turning science into business.

Victoria’s AY Sensors was added to the list along with Calgary firms Stroke AI and Possibility Neurotechnologies, RNA Revive from Edmonton and Hamilton-based Node AI.

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