TK Array Showcases iLands at Web Summit Vancouver 2026
TK Array Lands Corp. brought environmental intelligence to an international technology audience at Web Summit Vancouver, showcasing iLands, its Environmental Intelligence Platform. Held May 11–14, 2026, at the Vancouver Convention Centre, the event brought together entrepreneurs, investors and industry leaders to explore emerging technologies and their applications. Official event guide
Representing TK Array were Noel Peralta, Jr., Chief Technology Officer; Anna Munson, Chief Operating Officer; and Matthew “Matt” Munson, Chief Executive Officer. At booth A6-04, the team presented iLands and its approach to connecting environmental observations, mapping and analysis in one platform.
TK Array participated with an IMPACT designation alongside its ALPHA startup classification. Web Summit’s IMPACT programme recognises startups working toward the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals. Its scope includes environmental sustainability as well as social and community benefits, highlighting innovations intended to create positive change across communities, industries and ecosystems. About IMPACT startups
The scale of the gathering provided a significant setting for that work. Organisers reported 20,235 attendees, 1,197 startups and 768 investors from more than 100 countries at the 2026 event, placing iLands among a wide range of technologies addressing challenges across sectors. Web Summit’s event report
For environmental teams, useful information begins on the land. Wildlife observations, photographs and records of habitat conditions become more valuable when they remain connected to their location and context. iLands is designed to bring those elements together, helping users organise field information and understand what it can tell them about the environments they monitor. iLands use cases
Built around the realities of fieldwork, iLands supports mobile data collection and offline recording, with cloud synchronisation when connectivity returns. Its environmental analysis features include rule-based indicators for wetland health, fire susceptibility and carbon storage, alongside access to public environmental map layers. Field-camera integration and image filtering support wildlife monitoring, while exports to formats compatible with established GIS tools allow collected information to support further spatial analysis. Together, these capabilities connect field observations with reporting, collaboration and land-management decisions. Explore iLands
This approach reflects TK Array’s combination of environmental science, software development and community-focused consultation. As an Indigenous-owned and led company, TK Array places community participation and capacity development at the centre of its work. Its commitment to keeping Community Knowledge in community hands also guides how it approaches technology and environmental stewardship. About TK Array
Participation in Web Summit Vancouver provided an opportunity to present that perspective within the wider technology community. By showcasing iLands as an IMPACT participant, TK Array highlighted the role practical digital tools can play in helping people document, understand and care for the land.
Learn more about the platform at iLands and TK Array’s work at TK Array Lands Corporation.
From left: Noel Peralta, Jr., Anna Munson, and Matt Munson representing TK Array and iLands at Web Summit Vancouver 2026.
From left: Noel Peralta, Jr. (CTO), Matt Munson (CEO), and Anna Munson (COO) at TK Array’s iLands booth during Web Summit Vancouver 2026.