SpatialOne Research based in Fredericton, New Brunswick, focuses on helping companies organize and stage their data foundations and deploy them into highly accessible solutions. Founded by a team with a history of working on applied engineering projects, the company supports domain experts who need robust infrastructure behind the scenes so they can focus on research, modeling, and innovation. SpatialOne works with clients to transform complex technical workflows into accessible, scalable systems that support better decision making. The company is also an approved solution provider in the Digital Boost 3.0 program, supporting New Brunswick businesses in strengthening their digital capabilities.
Central to their offering is Stage², a platform developed from firsthand experience within STEM teams where integration challenges, fragile pipelines, and undocumented processes often slowed progress. Stage² enables organizations to connect specialized tools into a unified workflow without relying on brittle scripts or manual file transfers. Teams can visually orchestrate processes, collaborate in real time within a permission-controlled environment, and publish digital twins to clients or stakeholders while maintaining context and control.
The platform is designed to scale by default, dispatching workflows across cloud infrastructure and high-performance computing environments. It also captures the reasoning, decisions, and branching paths behind projects, preserving intellectual property and simplifying knowledge transfer during team transitions. By documenting more than just code, SpatialOne helps organizations retain institutional knowledge and reduce the risk of costly turnover.
Led by CEO Andrew Gerber, alongside CTO Justen Di Ruscio and developers Owen Lee and Ethan Garnier, SpatialOne Research brings technical depth and practical insight to every engagement. Their work enables organizations to reduce structural inefficiencies, strengthen collaboration, and embed AI into workflows in ways that are structured, transparent, and sustainable.
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