Over the past three years, Cybera has run more than 25 projects, ranging in budget from $25,000 to almost $2 million and in scope from environmental data management to mobile app development. The lessons learned and skills acquired from these projects have helped Cybera build core expertise in areas of cloud development, data management, and Infrastructure as a Service models. These projects have supported multi-partner virtual organizations, assisted with leveraging multiple levels of grant funding, and opened doors of opportunity for technology commercialization. Cybera’s projects have also helped the organization monitor technology trends and developments as Cybera is able to experiment with, pilot and report back to the community on its experiences with new applications and tools. If you are interested in collaborating with Cybera, contact us.
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Community Health and Immunization Program
Using cyberinfrastructure to expand and strengthen First Nations communities' health services.
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Digital Accelerator for Innovation and Research
Offering high-tech innovators a "digital sandbox" with which to design, validate, prototype and demonstrate their technologies.
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Water and Environmental Hub
To create a collaborative online platform for the open sharing of water and environmental data, to support water management, research, education, innovation and economic diversification.
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Health Care Aides and Technology
To utilize mobile communication technologies in order to help rural Alberta health care aides work more efficiently and effectively.
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GreenStar Network
Initiating a Canadian consortium of industry, universities and government agencies with the common goal of reducing greenhouse gas emissions arising from information and communication technology services.
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Geospatial Cyberinfrastructure for Environmental Sensing
Creating a multi-dimensional platform that will allow scientists to gain new insights into the Earth's climatic, hydrologic and biotic systems, and processes.
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Alberta Innovation Voucher Pilot Program
The program aims to serve small technology companies and entrepreneurs by providing funding for the commercialization of products and services. The program builds relationships with small businesses and contributes to the growth and diversification of the local economy.