By Tony O. Lawson Montreal-based Qvyon Technologies has emerged from stealth with US$8 million in financing and launched MIMIC Core, a software platform designed to help developers test autonomous vehicles, robots, and industrial AI systems using variations of real-world sensor recordings. The company, led by co-founder and CEO Frantz Saintellemy, secured US$6 million in equity financing led by MaC Venture Capital, with participation from BDC Capital’s Black Entrepreneurs Fund, BKR Capital, and Spotlight VP. RBCx provided an additional US$2 million in venture debt. The financing closed in April 2026 and was publicly announced on November 12 alongside the launch of

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