- Visionstate (TSXV:VIS) launched its U.S. pilot project with a leading facility management company, starting at three hospitals and potentially expanding to 15 sites
- MIRA platform adoption grows, onboarding a new customer with 10 initial locations and a pipeline of up to 70 more, including first deployments in trucking and construction industries
- Healthcare and long-term care expansion, adding an Ontario hospital as a case study and increasing software adoption to meet evolving compliance standards
- Visionstate stock (TSXV:VIS) last traded at $0.01
Visionstate (TSXV:VIS) began a new pilot project agreement with a prominent U.S.-based facility management company known for its commitment to innovation and sustainable practices.
The pilot program represents a significant milestone in Visionstate’s strategic expansion into the U.S. market and underscores the Company’s dedication to advancing technology-driven operational excellence. The initial phase will deploy Visionstate’s solutions across three hospital locations, with the potential to scale to 15 facilities under the terms of the pilot. Upon successful completion, both parties intend to pursue a broader rollout across additional sites within the client’s portfolio.
North American growth momentum
In addition to this U.S. initiative, Visionstate continues to strengthen its presence across North America:
- MIRA inspection platform expansion: The vompany has onboarded a new customer for its MIRA inspection technology, starting with 10 locations and a potential portfolio of 70 additional sites. This includes Visionstate’s first deployments in the trucking and construction industries, marking a significant diversification of its client base.
- Healthcare sector adoption: Visionstate has added another Ontario-based hospital to its growing healthcare portfolio. This site will serve as a case study demonstrating the impact of Visionstate’s technology on cleaning compliance and operational efficiency.
- Long-term care facilities: October marked a turning point in Visionstate’s penetration into long-term care facilities, where its software is increasingly being adopted to meet evolving cleaning compliance requirements and accountability standards.
Visionstate invests in the research and development of new technology within the Internet of Things, big data and analytics, sustainability and artificial intelligence.
Visionstate stock (TSXV:VIS) last traded at $0.01 and is down by 20.00 per cent since the year began, but it rose more than 30 per cent in October.
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