Oakville, Ontario defence-technology company whose FIXAIT edge AI detection engine won a $375,000 prize at National Defence's 2025 Counter-Uncrewed Aerial Systems Sandbox. It also lists interceptor, strike and modular UAS platforms and field avionics.
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Oakville, Ontario defence-technology company whose FIXAIT edge AI detection engine won a $375,000 prize at National Defence's 2025 Counter-Uncrewed Aerial Systems Sandbox. It also lists interceptor, strike and modular UAS platforms and field avionics.
National Defence's IDEaS programme lists OBJEXIS AI Inc. as a tied second-place winner of the 2025 Counter-Uncrewed Aerial Systems Sandbox, receiving $375,000 for its FIXAIT solution. canada.ca
Scope note: that Sandbox awarded $1.75M in total — $1M to DARIT Technologies and $375,000 each to OBJEXIS AI Inc. and Prandtl Dynamics. No single firm received the full amount. canada.ca
DND describes FIXAIT as an AI-powered visual detection and classification engine that turns any video stream into a real-time counter-UAS detection platform. canada.ca
The February 2026 ministerial release independently locates the company, listing it as OBJEXIS of Oakville, Ontario among the prize winners of the Ottawa urban drone detection trials. canada.ca
The company states its M2E Multi-Mission Enabler avionics architecture is "built in Canada, with NDAA-compliant configurations". objexis.ai
It also states that the company, its intellectual property and its supply chain are held end to end in Canada. That claim is the company's own and is not independently confirmed here. objexis.ai
Federal registry lists OBJEXIS AI Inc. (CBCA 1686664-6, incorporated 2025-03-28) as active with an Oakville, Ontario registered office. ised-isde.canada.ca
Company states (May 2026) that FIXAIT is in active service across multiple front-line deployments, including against fibre-optic guided drones. Customers are not named; the claim is the company's own. objexis.ai
Builds the MAQ-C modular attritable quadrotor and the OK-1 tube-launched fixed-wing counter-UAS interceptor, plus the HALP and SLAAP interceptors. objexis.ai
Develops the M2E Multi-Mission Enabler avionics architecture - flight control, power, video, AI compute and communications modules - for its own air platforms. objexis.ai
Its 2026 federal annual return is listed as Overdue on the visible registry record, with the corporation still Active. It was incorporated on 2025-03-28, so this is its first filing cycle. ised-isde.canada.ca
Says its FIXAIT system has been fielded on the front lines in Ukraine and tested against Russian fibre-optic drones. Company-asserted, with no customer named and no independent confirmation. objexis.ai
Its only compliance claim is self-declared NDAA-compliant configurations for M2E. It holds no ASTM standard, no Transport Canada declaration and no type certificate. objexis.ai
Products OBJEXIS AI publishes on its own site. Each card links to the page it was taken from.
Counter-UAS detection
Edge AI detection and targeting system. National Defence describes it as a next-generation, AI-powered visual detection and classification engine that transforms any video stream into a real-time counter-UAS detection platform.
SourceUncrewed systems
The company's own site lists the OK-1, HALP and SLAAP interceptor and strike platforms, the MAQ-C modular UAS for ISR and mission variants, and M2E modular field-grade avionics. These listings are company-stated and not independently confirmed here.
Learn morePublicly announced partnerships.
Partnership (March 2025) bringing Amprius silicon-anode battery cells into OBJEXIS platforms, starting with the OK-1 counter-UAS interceptor.
Joined the Innovation Factory business accelerator for Ontario technology companies in June 2025, using its mentorship, training and investment-readiness programs.
Government support actually received. Unpublished amounts are left out.
Innovation for Defence Excellence and Security (IDEaS), National Defence — Counter-Uncrewed Aerial Systems Sandbox 2025 — challenge prize (register: grant)
Intellectual Property Ontario (IPON) — IP support program acceptance
OBJEXIS AI says FIXAIT, its AI targeting and perception module, is in active service across multiple front-line deployments in drone-borne and vehicle-borne configurations, and cites a public post by a DND defence scientist celebrating the fielding.
OBJEXIS says FIXAIT took second place, tied with Prandtl Dynamics, at DND's IDEaS Counter Uncrewed Aerial Systems Sandbox in Ottawa, earning the $375,000 "Diamond in the Rough" prize; nineteen companies were selected to demonstrate.
OBJEXIS AI was accepted by Intellectual Property Ontario, the provincial agency that helps Ontario innovators protect and commercialize IP, gaining IP-strategy guidance, benchmarking and access to Ontario IP professionals.
Terms the company uses about its own work.
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