GEAPS: Where the Grain Industry Comes Together
RAYHAWK is excited to be exhibiting at the Grain Elevator and Processing Society (GEAPS) Exchange. The biggest and best show in the grain industry at the Kansas City Convention Center in Kansas City, Missouri, February 24-27, 2024.
The Biggest and Best Show in the Grain Industry!
February 24-27, 2024
Make plans to attend GEAPS Exchange February 24-27 at Kansas City Convention Center in Kansas City Missouri.
GEAPS Exchange is the best way to see what is new in the industry and to find new equipment for your facility. The Expo Hall features hundreds of exhibitors, many of whom bring products to the show. Get your hands on the equipment and talk about how it fits in your plant.
GEAPS Exchange is your one stop for everything you need
GEAPS Exchange meets grain industry needs.
Looking to solve a problem or make improvements to your facility? With nearly 400 exhibitors at the show, the Expo Hall features tons of options. You can walk the show floor, take part in the Innovation Stations and see new equipment.
Learn New Ways to Improve Facility Operations
With more than 45 hours of education, you can take advantage of different formats and topics to build the skills of you and your team.
Make Valuable Connections
Beyond the Expo and education, our social events bring back attendees year after year as a valuable way to make new industry connections.
Expo Hall Booth 2244
We are excited about exhibiting at GEAPS Exchange 2024 and we hope you can join us at booth 2244.
GEAPS Exchange is a great place to make new connections in the grain industry, find operations solutions and learn about new technologies and best practices from across the industry. With nearly 400 exhibitors in the Expo, more than 45 hours of education and a number of social events, GEAPS Exchange is the best place to keep track of what’s happening in the industry!
Idea Exchange With Tom
Come see a short presentation at our Idea Exchange on Sunday, February 25, 2024 from 9:45am-11am.
President and CEO of RAYHAWK, Tom Boehm will be speaking on some of the newest and innovative products and ideas to the grain industry.
Meet Our Team
About GEAPS Canadian Prairies Chapter
Winnipeg, Manitoba Area
Canadian Prairies is an active, involved chapter, it’s also a great way to grow your professional network. While you will be able to meet virtually and in-person with members around the world at our trainings and events, you probably will form the closest contacts with members in your home chapter in Canada.
Canadian Prairies is best known for The Coolest Show. The biennial event has all the things you like to see such an event—things to learn, products to explore, networking a lot of fun!
NEWS
Investing In Cutting Edge Technology
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A Saskatoon company has developed a novel soil sensor to provide real-time measurement of moisture and nitrogen.
Environmental Material Science (EMS) is one of four companies receiving a combined $1-million from two Innovation Saskatchewan programs; the Saskatchewan Advantage Innovation Fund (SAIF) and the Agtech Growth Fund (AGF).
SAIF and AGF are designed to accelerate research and development to drive economic growth in Saskatchewan’s core industries:
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https://www.cjwwradio.com/2024/01/18/investing-in-cutting-edge-technology/
Sask. company shows off innovative new rail technology.
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A Saskatchewan invention could become the next big thing in rail technology.
On Thursday, Saskatoon-based company RAYHAWK showcased its autonomous opening system for rail car lids. The company began creating the technology for the system after receiving money through the Saskatchewan Advantage Innovation Fund.
“There is no other technology out there like this,” CEO Tom Boehm said when unveiling his company’s latest model on Thursday.
On the surface, the technology appears to be pretty simple. A camera mounted to an overhead track autonomously follows the train cars passing below and detects when to latch and unlatch the hooks securing the lids of each car. But behind the scenes, the system combines computer vision and machine learning to perform its precise task autonomously.
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https://www.ckom.com/2024/01/19/sask-company-shows-off-innovative-new-rail-technology/
Four Innovative Projects Get Gov’t Boost
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SASKATOON — Four industry-led research and development (R&D) projects through the Saskatchewan Advantage Innovation Fund (SAIF) and Agtech Growth Fund (AGF) are being allocated more than $1 million by Innovation Saskatchewan.
SAIF and AGF funding will support four innovative companies as they accelerate their R&D projects and commercialization efforts. The spring 2023 cohort includes:
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https://www.sasktoday.ca/highlights/four-innovative-rd-projects-get-govt-boost-8128640
Innovation Sask to invest over $1M in agricultural tech companies
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Startups from across the province are aiming to make Saskatchewan a more tech-friendly place, with help from Innovation Sask.
Tech companies whose products can help the province’s core industries, such as agriculture, will receive funding for research and development.
Four companies will be receiving this round of funding, totalling a million dollars.
One of those is Environmental Material Science, which will be receiving almost $380,000 to develop a soil sensor.
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Innovation Saskatchewan Invests $1 Million
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Innovation Saskatchewan is investing more than $1 million in four industry-led research and development (R&D) projects through the Saskatchewan Advantage Innovation Fund (SAIF) and Agtech Growth Fund (AGF).
"Saskatchewan companies are creating cutting-edge technologies to drive economic growth and innovation within our province's core industries," Minister responsible for Innovation Saskatchewan Jeremy Harrison said. "Programs like SAIF and AGF bring new innovative ideas to market, giving Saskatchewan’s technology sector a major advantage while accelerating the province's economic growth."
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The Afternoon Edition - Sask with Peter Mills
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The Afternoon Edition - Sask with Peter Mills - Jan. 22, 2024: Local Sask. business takes inspiration from family to create unique tech.
