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At the Quebec City Economic Summit, the government launches the creation of the first specialised centres to stimulate innovation and make CEGEPs the driving force behind regional development.
The Specialised Robotics Centre is created at Cégep de Lévis-Lauzon. Its mission: to support economic recovery through the integration of robotic technologies.
The specialised centres join forces to ensure their sustainability and strengthen collaboration by forming the Regroupement des centres spécialisés du Québec (Quebec Specialised Centres Group).
The specialised centres group officially becomes the Réseau des centres collégiaux de transfert technologique (CCTT) (College Technology Transfer Network), marking a new stage in technology transfer in Quebec.
The CCTT at Cégep de Lévis-Lauzon is restructured and becomes the Centre de Robotique industrielle inc. (CRI), with its own resources, equipment and laboratories.
Expansion of expertise: integration of digital vision and the first artificial intelligence applications. The centre adopts its current name: Centre de robotique et de vision industrielles inc. (CRVI).
Deployment of advanced AI technologies, including deep learning, for industrial applications.
Réseau Trans-tech, the network of College Centres for Technology Transfer (CCTT), unveils its new identity, Synchronex: the CCTT Network (link to the Synchronex website).
Addition of collaborative, mobile and advanced robotics to meet the needs of businesses for flexible automation.
Opening of a laboratory dedicated to collaborative, mobile and advanced robotics, offering a unique environment for testing and validating solutions.
Official recognition as a Technology Access Centre (TAC) by NSERC, confirming our strategic role in Canada’s innovation ecosystem.