Delphi Technology Corp Wins 2021 Canadian Startup Business of the Year

Delphi Technology Corp is honoured to receive the prestigious Startup Business of the Year Award from CanadaSME (Small and Medium Enterprises) Business Magazine. The award was presented Friday, May 6 at a virtual celebration to Delphi Founders, Alan Tay and Mike Bogaars. This national prize is awarded to startup companies that have shown significant promise through their growth and successful business strategy.

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“While an aviator at heart, first working for the Republic of Singapore Air Force, there was always a part of me that was driven by an entrepreneurial spirit and a passion for innovation”

“While an aviator at heart, first working for the Republic of Singapore Air Force, there was always a part of me that was driven by an entrepreneurial spirit and a passion for innovation,” says Alan Tay, “Michael Bogaars and I founded Delphi Technology Corp with the belief that the future of aeronautics professionals lies in the use of emerging technologies such as Artificial Intelligence virtual instructors and augmented reality simulations.”

Delphi Technology Corp is disrupting the industry using a virtual training platform that focuses on broad competency-based training, starting with the aviation and aerospace industries as the company’s launch point. To address the shortage of labour and demands of insufficient training capacity, Delphi’s product, VR City™, is a metaverse training campus featuring adaptive learning powered with artificial intelligence, providing training anywhere in the world. With high accessibility at a lower cost barrier, VR City can be used to its fullest capabilities to produce interactive, accessible, and affordable courses for students.

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The growth of Delphi Technology Corp is due in large part to collaborations with a variety of aviation and aerospace organizations including:

  • Manitoba Aerospace – expanding to Aerospace & Aviation in Manitoba (AAiM) event to a week-long format, delivering virtual aviation and aerospace introductory STEM modules to over 800 students throughout the province including Northern Communities.
  • Manitoba Education – creating STEM programs for grades 6 to 9, validating and testing Aircraft Maintenance & Manufacturing Orientation Program modules with students from Tec-Voc High School.
  • Elevate Aviation in Alberta – a non-profit organization, Delphi helped expand options for female aviation enthusiasts through our non-biased AI-driven adaptive learning platform.
  • University of Alberta & University of Manitoba – developing the virtual platform that combines online ground school and a 3D simulator with real time assessment capability, especially useful during the pandemic.
  • Springbank Air Training College (Calgary) – providing ab-initio complementary pilot training for the airline professional programmes. Students who complete our Private Pilot License course at VR City receive a recommendation letter to sit for the Transport Canada Private Pilot License written exam.
  • CAREERS: The Next Generation (Alberta foundation) – Delphi provided paid work experience and academic credit for high school students as they prepared for technology jobs in the province.
  • Alberta Machine Intelligence Institute (AMII) – validation and proof of concept for Delphi Tech to incorporate Artificial Intelligence into VR City. Delphi replaces a flight instructor with AI to evaluate pilot performance during flight simulation.

Delphi Technology Corp provides adaptive virtual training tools catering to different learning styles of students. VR City provides a child-, disability-, and gender-sensitive virtual learning environment, making it accessible for students of all backgrounds. Additionally, VR City is positioned as the main teaching instrument in a metaverse environment.

The CanadianSME Business Awards is designed to recognize and celebrate the contribution that small business owners provide for Canada’s economy. The business awards represent excellence and accomplishment for entrepreneurs because it recognizes and validates all the hard work, they have put into making a successful business. The awards also represent several opportunities for businesses, including increasing their credibility to investors and customers.

Delphi Technology Corp previously won the Performance Award from Sustainability Impact Corporate for Sustainable Development Goals (SDG) on August 21, 2021 for excellence in practices related to the United Nations Development Programme for sustainability.

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