Digital manufacturing FedDev Ontario has committed $6M to Eclipse to accelerate its digital manufacturing strategy and establish a Centre of Innovation in Southern Ontario, signaling strong government backing for advanced automation investments and talent development. This creates a compelling entry point for government-enabled modernization projects and co-funded trials.

RealitySync launch Eclipse just released Eclipse RealitySync, an immersive platform to evaluate, de-risk, and scale factory automation before production, presented at Automate 2026. This capability positions Eclipse as a risk-reducing partner for manufacturers embarking on large-scale automation upgrades.

Integrated solutions With a track record of designing end-to-end systems for medical, energy, transportation, food, and consumer sectors, Eclipse can target diverse lines requiring high accuracy, tracing, and reliability, offering packaged capital equipment and turnkey integration to reduce vendor churn.

Traceability focus Past projects include high-volume packaging with robotic unloading, inspection, buffering, vision verification, and barcode validation for INVISTA, highlighting Eclipse’s strength in quality control, traceability, and throughput—critical needs for regulated or high-speed manufacturing environments.

Growth and scale With revenue in the mid hundreds of millions and a growth-focused investment in digital capabilities, Eclipse presents opportunities in digital twin, AI-assisted optimization, and data-enabled manufacturing across Ontario and larger North American manufacturers seeking modernization and scalable production.