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As "necessity is the mother of invention", the range of '''Canadian inventions''' is a reflection of the particular circumstance of the nation: it is a large country with a need for innovation to help bridge the distance gap. Fittingly, many of her inventions have been in the fields of transportation and communications, while others reflect her position as a northern country rich in primary resources and cold weather. Numerous advances have also been achieved in devices related to improving the way these resources are developed (as in agriculture and manufacturing). But like so many inventions, many of her important achievements either built on other works or were improved by others so that precedence is sometimes difficult to pin down (see for example the [[light bulb]]). The nation's taxpayers also fund the [[National Research Council of Canada]] (NRCC), which has been an important factor in innovation and technological advancement over several decades.
As "necessity is the mother of invention", the range of '''Canadian inventions''' is a reflection of the particular circumstance of the nation: it is a large country with a need for innovation to help bridge the distance gap. Fittingly, many of her inventions have been in the fields of transportation and communications, while others reflect her position as a northern country rich in primary resources and cold weather. Numerous advances have also been achieved in devices related to improving the way these resources are developed (as in agriculture and manufacturing). But like so many inventions, many of her important achievements either built on other works or were improved by others so that precedence is sometimes difficult to pin down (see for example the [[light bulb]]). The nation's taxpayers also fund the [[National Research Council of Canada]] (NRCC), which has been an important factor in innovation and technological advancement over several decades.


== Inventions and improvements==
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Notable Canadian inventions and improvements to existing technologies include:
Notable Canadian inventions and improvements to existing technologies include:



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As "necessity is the mother of invention", the range of Canadian inventions is a reflection of the particular circumstance of the nation: it is a large country with a need for innovation to help bridge the distance gap. Fittingly, many of her inventions have been in the fields of transportation and communications, while others reflect her position as a northern country rich in primary resources and cold weather. Numerous advances have also been achieved in devices related to improving the way these resources are developed (as in agriculture and manufacturing). But like so many inventions, many of her important achievements either built on other works or were improved by others so that precedence is sometimes difficult to pin down (see for example the light bulb). The nation's taxpayers also fund the National Research Council of Canada (NRCC), which has been an important factor in innovation and technological advancement over several decades.

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Notable Canadian inventions and improvements to existing technologies include:

Computing and Animation

Agriculture

Communication

Transportation and mobility

Climate

Defence

Sport and entertainment

Science and Medicine

Domestic life

Tools and manufacturing

Food

See also

References

  1. ^ "An Unsung hero: Reginald Fessenden, the Canadian inventor of radio telephony", ieee.ca
  2. ^ Inventors
  3. ^ Kinova (7 June 2010). "Kinova Reach your potential". Retrieved 12 June 2010.
  4. ^ Radio-Canada (3 November 2009). "Découverte - Le bras robotisé Jaco". Retrieved 12 June 2010.
  5. ^ Victhom (3 November 2009). "Victhim Human Bionics". Retrieved 12 June 2010.
  6. ^ Radio-Canada (3 November 2009). "La jambe bionique". Retrieved 12 June 2010.
  7. ^ United States patent and trademark office (3 November 2009). "United States Patent". Retrieved 12 June 2010.