Canadian innovators and technical leaders gathered in Ottawa Thursday to demonstrate the latest cutting-edge technology.
GCXpo is meant to show the latest technology that has the potential of making a difference in our day-to-day lives, Patrick Kenny, senior director of marketing and communications at Invest Ottawa, told CTV Morning Live Wednesday.
Robots, including a dog that can walk, which can go to places that are not safe for humans were among the technology on display. GCXpo took place at Area X.O located at 1740 Woodroffe Ave. It is organized by Invest Ottawa in partnership with the Government of Canada.Here's how it feels in Ottawa this SaturdayU.S. President Joe Biden on Saturday called the Israeli strike that killed Hezbollah's Hassan Nasrallah a 'measure of justice' for his four-decade reign of terror.
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