TetraGen Robotics Connects with Canada's Defence Manufacturing Industry at DEFSEC Atlantic 2026

October 2026 | Halifax, Nova Scotia

TetraGen Robotics participated in DEFSEC Atlantic 2026, held October 6–8 in Halifax, Nova Scotia, as part of the Prairies Defence Hub delegation.

Representing TetraGen was CEO and Co-Founder Matt Khoshdarregi, who connected with defence manufacturers, suppliers, government representatives, and technology companies to explore opportunities for autonomous welding in Canada's defence manufacturing sector.

From shipbuilding and armoured vehicles to heavy defence equipment, manufacturers face increasing pressure to expand production capacity while maintaining the quality, consistency, and flexibility their operations demand.

TetraGen's autonomous robotic welding technology combines proprietary AI and 3D vision to automatically generate welding programs and adapt to real-world part variation, helping manufacturers automate complex, high-mix welding applications.

Throughout the event, Matt participated in B2B meetings and discussions with Canadian manufacturers and technology companies, highlighting opportunities for collaboration across the defence supply chain.

Matt also joined Innovation PEI for a podcast conversation about how autonomous welding can support shipbuilding and defence equipment manufacturing.

TetraGen thanks the Prairie provincial governments and Prairies Economic Development Canada for supporting the Prairies Defence Hub, and the Atlantic Canada Aerospace & Defence Association for organizing DEFSEC Atlantic.

Participation in DEFSEC Atlantic reflects TetraGen's continued commitment to building relationships across Canada's defence manufacturing industry and advancing autonomous welding solutions for complex industrial applications.