Dominion Dynamics moved into a 25,000-square-foot manufacturing facility in June.
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Dominion Dynamics raised $100 million and plans to use the money to mature its command-and-control suite, AuraNet, as well as its robo-wingman, Scout.
Why it matters: The startup, based in Ottawa and founded by former Anduril Industries executive Eliot Pence, is billing the Series A as the largest "in the history of Canadian defense."
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