North Vector Dynamics is developing Canada’s first full‑spectrum air and missile defence capability, delivering precision‑guided solutions for modern threats. Its CM‑70 SPEAR interceptor missile system is engineered to neutralize Class I‑III drones while addressing cost challenges in contemporary air defence.
Funding
Funding not disclosed
Founders
Product
Problem
Current air and missile defence systems are often expensive, bulky, and lack the ability to efficiently counter low‑cost, small‑scale threats such as Class I‑III drones, creating a cost‑inefficient burden for militaries operating in contested airspaces.
Solution
North Vector Dynamics is developing the CM‑70 SPEAR, a precision‑guided interceptor missile designed to neutralize Class I‑III drones while addressing the high cost of traditional air defence solutions. The system combines advanced propulsion, autonomous guidance, and high‑accuracy targeting to deliver a lightweight, cost‑effective missile that can be deployed by NATO forces and allied nations. By focusing on full‑spectrum air and missile defence, NVD aims to provide mission‑ready forces with a scalable capability that can be integrated into existing defence architectures, reducing reliance on expensive legacy hardware.
Target Audience
Primary customers are NATO member militaries, allied defence forces, and systems integrators seeking affordable, high‑accuracy solutions for drone and low‑altitude missile threats.
Features
- Precision‑guided interceptor missile optimized for Class I‑III drone threats
- Advanced autonomous guidance and targeting algorithms for high hit probability
- Compact propulsion system delivering rapid acceleration and extended range
- Designed for integration with existing NATO and allied air defence platforms
- Cost‑effective per‑engagement pricing to address the “expensive‑hardware” challenge