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Molecule to product, on one campus

The campus behind the Internet of Human™ — where MyantX builds the products that connect the body to intelligent systems, end to end.

The MyantX campus in Mississauga — the former Xerox Research Centre of Canada
170,000 sq ftMississauga campus, one site
64Analytical instruments, in-house
20,000 LPilot to production scale

Fifty years of materials science

The campus is the former Xerox Research Centre of Canada — from 1974, the lab that held Xerox’s global mandate for materials innovation, and for decades Canada’s leading advanced-materials research centre. The toners, inks, and photoreceptors behind Xerox’s products were designed here; every Xerox printer sold today carries at least one technology developed on this floor.

Myant acquired the centre in 2023 and kept it intact — the chemists and engineers, the synthesis and characterization labs, the 27,000 sq ft chemical pilot plant — and pointed fifty years of materials pedigree at a new class of technology: textiles that sense, connect, and respond.

The main production hall, computer-controlled cutting table in the foreground
  • 1974Founded as the Xerox Research Centre of Canada
  • 27,000 sq ftChemical pilot plant on site

A new class of technology, invented here

A technology that senses, connects, and responds can’t be assembled from parts — it has to be invented as one. Materials, textiles, and electronics, one team.

  1. The materials lab — synthesis and formulation at the bench
    01Raw chemistry → advanced material

    Synthesis & formulation

    Polymers, conductive formulations, and coatings made from first principles, with AI-assisted materials discovery.

  2. The production floor — industrial knitting machines in operation
    02Material → smart textile

    Textile-electronics integration

    Industrial knitting and coating build the electronics into the textile itself, not onto it.

  3. Pilot-production vessels and process lines on the manufacturing floor
    0320 L → 20,000 L

    Pilot & production scale-up

    Modular pilot lines from 20 to 1,200 L prove the process; the Supplies Development Center takes it to 20,000 L and production volume.

Every claim, measured

A new class of technology is only as trustworthy as the evidence behind it.

  • Separation Chromatography6 instruments
  • Microscopy3 instruments
  • Thermal Analysis7 instruments
  • Elemental Analysis3 instruments
  • Surface & Film Characterization7 instruments
  • Spectroscopy6 instruments
  • Mechanical Characterization8 instruments
  • Titration Units3 instruments
  • Electrical Characterization12 instruments
  • Particle Analysis9 instruments

Held to standard

  • ISO 9001:2015

    Quality management

    Consistent, traceable output — line to line, batch to batch.

  • ISO 14001:2015

    Environmental management

    Resource use, emissions, and waste, held to audited targets.

  • ISO 45001:2018

    Occupational health & safety

    A stable, dependable operation — audited and reviewed continuously.

Management-system certifications of the operating entity behind MyantX. Product- and market-specific records — including the Health Canada Class II licence for SKIIN™ — live under Quality & standards.

Quality & standards in full 
Panoramic view down the full length of the MyantX production floor
A technician at work inside the glass-walled clean lab
Cones of conductive and technical yarn racked on the floor
The cutting and prep room at the Mississauga campus
Analytical instruments in use inside the clean lab
Two engineers reviewing a prototype together at the bench

Build it here

Bring a connected product to build — we’ll take it from the first idea to a working system.

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Myant Research Centre of Canada

2660 Speakman Drive
Mississauga, ON L5K 2L1
Canada