AerialX's public record concerns Canadian counter-drone development, incident-investigation tools and tactical microdrone concepts associated with Vancouver. Earlier company material names DroneBullet and describes machine-vision, radio and digital-forensics expertise. Its present operating entity is unresolved: Corporations Canada records AerialX Drone Solutions Inc. as dissolved for non-compliance on May 28, 2025. That finding concerns the corporation and does not establish that the brand, intellectual property or business assets ceased or were not transferred.
DroneBullet was described in May 2019 reporting as a development-stage multirotor kinetic interceptor with camera and machine-vision guidance. DND independently lists AerialX in its 2019 defeat-system and 2022 detect-and-defeat Counter-UAS Sandboxes. These provide a dated evaluation history without published AerialX performance results. KWESST's GreyGhost licence was a separate project, for which the licensee reported a prototype shortfall in 2022.
Flare is distinct from those counter-drone concepts. ISED describes it as a foldable illuminated microdrone for emergency search and rescue and air-droppable survival kits. Its displayed additional-sales eligibility expired September 8, 2026. A current contracting entity, supported product configuration and renewed purchasing route would need to be identified before historical programme records can be translated into a new engagement.
Operating context
The corporate record shows AerialX Drone Solutions Inc. taking that name in 2013, changing to AerialX Drone Forensics Inc. in 2017 and returning to Drone Solutions in 2019. British Columbia cancelled its extraprovincial registration effective February 24, 2025; the separate federal dissolution followed on May 28 for non-compliance. No successor entity was identified in the bounded review. Legacy company and contact pages remain reachable, carry a 2019 AerialX Drone Solutions Inc. footer, and describe RF detection, machine-vision defeat and field forensics. Their continued availability does not identify a current operator or establish that listed contacts remain responsive. These facts leave the current commercial counterparty uncertain rather than establish insolvency or disposition of the technology.
The development evidence also needs product and date boundaries. DND says the 2022 Sandbox collected evaluation data and provided feedback to participants while withholding technical details to protect intellectual property. Participation cannot supply an unpublished success rate. KWESST's August 2022 filing says its licensed GreyGhost project had not received a functioning prototype and that investment was redirected; that account does not determine later AerialX results or Flare's status.
For an interested buyer, the useful first step is identifying who can now contract, demonstrate rights to the proposed technology and provide dated test and support records. The historical evaluation and funding trail can then be attached to the correct product and entity.
Canadian footprint
The federal record lists a registered office at 202-2245 West Broadway, Vancouver, British Columbia, for AerialX Drone Solutions Inc. This is a registry address, not evidence of a current engineering or manufacturing facility. Earlier company material and DND's participant lists support the Vancouver-associated Canadian development history. The federal corporation's May 2025 dissolution and prior cancellation of its BC extraprovincial registration leave current operating premises and the responsible entity unresolved.
Vancouver, British Columbia is the published city-level context for AerialX. It does not imply a street address or exact facility location.
AerialX has a documented Canadian counter-drone development and Sandbox history, plus a separate Flare search-and-rescue product record. The immediate issue is identifying a current contracting entity and rights holder after the recorded federal corporation's May 2025 dissolution. Once that is resolved, the relevant product configuration can be assessed against dated test, delivery and support evidence. Historical participation, the GreyGhost licensee account and Flare's expired sales listing should remain separate evidence lines.
Interpretation of the public record. Not qualification, endorsement or evidence of buyer interest.
Counter-drone detection, investigation and defeat systems
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AerialX's counter-drone record includes manufacturer-described detection, defeat and incident-investigation work, with DroneBullet as a named historical development concept. May 2019 reporting attributed to the company's CEO describes a small multirotor kinetic interceptor using a forward day/night camera and machine-vision guidance. Those are dated design claims, not a current delivered configuration or measured effectiveness statement.
DND lists AerialX as a defeat-system participant in the 2019 Suffield Counter-UAS Sandbox and as a detect-and-defeat participant in 2022. The programme provided test and feedback opportunities, but the public record does not disclose AerialX's performance results. Earlier company material also describes machine-vision, radio and digital-forensics expertise for counter-drone and investigation work.
GreyGhost was a separate licensed project discussed by KWESST. Its August 2022 filing states that AerialX had not delivered a functioning prototype to KWESST and that further investment was discontinued. That statement concerns the licensee's project at that time; it does not resolve the outcome of every AerialX development or later test. Flare, listed by ISED as an illuminated search-and-rescue microdrone, is a different product and supplies no counter-drone acceptance evidence.
The current contracting route is unresolved. Corporations Canada records AerialX Drone Solutions Inc. as dissolved for non-compliance on May 28, 2025. Legacy company pages with a 2019 copyright footer remain accessible, but do not establish a current operating entity. That legal status does not determine whether the brand or technology transferred, but a current supplier, rights holder and supported configuration need to be identified before availability can be represented.
Evidence of maturity
DND confirms historical 2019 and 2022 Sandbox participation without public AerialX performance results. KWESST reported an undelivered functional prototype in its separate GreyGhost project in 2022. Current configuration, technical acceptance and support responsibility remain unresolved.
Commercial availability
Current ordering, delivery and support are unverified. The identified federal corporation was dissolved in May 2025 and no successor was identified in the bounded review. Confirm the operating counterparty and rights holder before seeking a product or evaluation commitment.
Core features
Historical DroneBullet multirotor interceptor concept with camera and machine-vision guidance
Manufacturer-described detection, defeat and incident-investigation roles
Machine-vision, radio and digital-forensics expertise in earlier company material
DND-listed 2019 defeat-system and 2022 detect-and-defeat Sandbox participation
Recorded applications
Counter-UAS evaluation for defence and public safety
Corporations Canada records AerialX Drone Solutions Inc. as dissolved for non-compliance on May 28, 2025, with annual filings overdue. This is the identified corporation's legal status; it does not establish whether the AerialX brand, intellectual property or assets were transferred to another entity.
Current product delivery and support are unverified. Corporations Canada records AerialX Drone Solutions Inc. as dissolved for non-compliance in May 2025. No successor was identified in the bounded review; this does not establish brand or technology closure. Flare's displayed additional-sales eligibility expired September 8, 2026.
Financing and disclosed activity
NRC disclosed a C$20,000 IRAP Youth Employment contribution to AerialX Drone Solutions Inc. for September 1, 2020, to March 31, 2021. It supported graduate-engineer employment for software development in an autonomous aerial vehicle intended to intercept threats such as drones. This was a specific employment-development contribution, not total programme financing or a procurement order.
Public Accounts for fiscal 2023–24 separately lists C$112,500 in aggregate payments to AerialX Drone Solutions Inc., Vancouver, under Scientific and Research Services. The disclosure predates the 2025 dissolution and identifies neither a particular product nor the associated contract. It should not be presented as a DroneBullet purchase or a complete corporate revenue figure.
KWESST's 2022 filing records its decision to discontinue further GreyGhost investment but does not establish a current AerialX financing position. The reviewed material does not determine present ownership or transfer of the company's intellectual property.
Reviewed connections
Released Defence need · Reviewed connectionEvidence strength: Moderate
Counter-drone detection and defeat systems may help teams working on Sovereign defence capability areas by contributing to detection and situational awareness, autonomous and uncrewed systems, and aerospace operations.
Reviewed connections indicate possible relevance based on public evidence. They do not indicate procurement direction, eligibility, endorsement or customer interest.
Questions for a first conversation
01
Which legal entity now owns or is licensed to supply the relevant AerialX technology, and who can provide a current contracting and support commitment?
The federal corporation was dissolved for non-compliance in May 2025, its BC registration was cancelled earlier that year, and no successor was identified in the bounded review. Those records do not establish what happened to the brand or intellectual property.
02
Which current counter-drone configuration can be demonstrated, and what dated test and delivery evidence establishes its status separately from the historical GreyGhost project?
DND confirms 2019 and 2022 Sandbox participation without publishing AerialX performance results. KWESST's prototype statement concerns its separate GreyGhost project in August 2022.
03
Who currently supplies and supports Flare, and is there a renewed procurement route backed by product-specific test and delivery records?
ISED lists Flare as a distinct illuminated search-and-rescue microdrone, with additional-sales eligibility ending September 8, 2026.
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ISED's additional-sales list names Flare (TS3-11471), described as a foldable illuminated microdrone for emergency SAR and air-droppable survival kits; its displayed expiry date is 2026-09-08. On 2026-09-27 the displayed additional-sales eligibility date had passed; no renewed eligibility, later order, quantity or delivery was verified. Separate product from DroneBullet.
ISED lists AerialX Drone Solutions’ Flare TS3-11471, a foldable illumination drone for search and rescue and air-droppable survival kits. The row’s September 8, 2026 date is explicitly the additional-sales eligibility expiry, already past at this review. This supports a separate SAR illumination offering and historical test-programme route, not renewed eligibility or evidence for DroneBullet maturity.
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ISED's additional-sales list names Flare (TS3-11471), described as a foldable illuminated microdrone for emergency SAR and air-droppable survival kits; its displayed expiry date is 2026-09-08. On 2026-09-27 the displayed additional-sales eligibility date had passed; no renewed eligibility, later order, quantity or delivery was verified. Separate product from DroneBullet.
Supports: Profile · commercial status
ISED's additional-sales list names Flare (TS3-11471), described as a foldable illuminated microdrone for emergency SAR and air-droppable survival kits; its displayed expiry date is 2026-09-08. On 2026-09-27 the displayed additional-sales eligibility date had passed; no renewed eligibility, later order, quantity or delivery was verified. Separate product from DroneBullet.
Corporations Canada records the federal entity name AerialX Drone Solutions Inc. from 2013-05-01, changed to AerialX Drone Forensics Inc. 2017-02-21, then back to AerialX Drone Solutions Inc. 2019-02-21; the latter is the recorded name at present in the history table. A current-name history row does not reverse the separate dissolved status; no successor/new entity is thereby established.
Supports: Profile · commercial status
The current Corporations Canada record identifies AerialX Drone Solutions Inc. (850777-5; BN 813277647RC0001) as dissolved for non-compliance under CBCA s.212 on 2025-05-28; the record says annual filings were overdue. This is the federal legal status of this corporation, not proof the AerialX brand, IP, staff, or business assets ceased or were not transferred. Do not infer closure or insolvency.
DND lists AerialX (Canada) in its 2022 Suffield Counter-UAS Sandbox with proposal type Detect and Defeat; event ran 2022-09-12 to 2022-10-07. Participation; DND says technical details are withheld to protect innovators' IP. No public performance result, procurement or operational qualification established.
Supports: Profile · canadian footprint
DND lists AerialX (Canada) in its 2022 Suffield Counter-UAS Sandbox with proposal type Detect and Defeat; event ran 2022-09-12 to 2022-10-07. Participation; DND says technical details are withheld to protect innovators' IP. No public performance result, procurement or operational qualification established.
KWESST’s 2022 SEC filing says it discontinued investment in GreyGhost, an AerialX-licensed interceptor, because AerialX had not delivered a functional prototype to it, and redirected investment to GhostNet. This is the licensee’s historical account of that project; it does not establish the state of every later AerialX product or company closure.
KWESST’s 2022 SEC filing says it discontinued investment in GreyGhost, an AerialX-licensed interceptor, because AerialX had not delivered a functional prototype to it, and redirected investment to GhostNet. This is the licensee’s historical account of that project; it does not establish the state of every later AerialX product or company closure.
KWESST's 2022-08-15 SEC filing says it discontinued further investment in GreyGhost, a licensed AerialX kinetic interceptor project, because AerialX had not delivered a functioning prototype to KWESST by then; KWESST redirected its investment. Licensee's historical statement about one project and its expectations at that time; not a finding about all AerialX products, subsequent tests, or current status. Licence intended US/Canada DOD/DND market but is not a government purchase.
Public sources cited · Facts and assessments kept separate · Human review
ISED lists AerialX Drone Solutions’ Flare TS3-11471, a foldable illumination drone for search and rescue and air-droppable survival kits. The row’s September 8, 2026 date is explicitly the additional-sales eligibility expiry, already past at this review. This supports a separate SAR illumination offering and historical test-programme route, not renewed eligibility or evidence for DroneBullet maturity.
Supports: Profile · operating context
ISED lists AerialX Drone Solutions’ Flare TS3-11471, a foldable illumination drone for search and rescue and air-droppable survival kits. The row’s September 8, 2026 date is explicitly the additional-sales eligibility expiry, already past at this review. This supports a separate SAR illumination offering and historical test-programme route, not renewed eligibility or evidence for DroneBullet maturity.
ISED lists AerialX Drone Solutions’ Flare TS3-11471, a foldable illumination drone for search and rescue and air-droppable survival kits. The row’s September 8, 2026 date is explicitly the additional-sales eligibility expiry, already past at this review. This supports a separate SAR illumination offering and historical test-programme route, not renewed eligibility or evidence for DroneBullet maturity.
ISED lists AerialX Drone Solutions’ Flare TS3-11471, a foldable illumination drone for search and rescue and air-droppable survival kits. The row’s September 8, 2026 date is explicitly the additional-sales eligibility expiry, already past at this review. This supports a separate SAR illumination offering and historical test-programme route, not renewed eligibility or evidence for DroneBullet maturity.
Supports: Profile · description
ISED's additional-sales list names Flare (TS3-11471), described as a foldable illuminated microdrone for emergency SAR and air-droppable survival kits; its displayed expiry date is 2026-09-08. On 2026-09-27 the displayed additional-sales eligibility date had passed; no renewed eligibility, later order, quantity or delivery was verified. Separate product from DroneBullet.
ISED's additional-sales list names Flare (TS3-11471), described as a foldable illuminated microdrone for emergency SAR and air-droppable survival kits; its displayed expiry date is 2026-09-08. On 2026-09-27 the displayed additional-sales eligibility date had passed; no renewed eligibility, later order, quantity or delivery was verified. Separate product from DroneBullet.
ISED's additional-sales list names Flare (TS3-11471), described as a foldable illuminated microdrone for emergency SAR and air-droppable survival kits; its displayed expiry date is 2026-09-08. On 2026-09-27 the displayed additional-sales eligibility date had passed; no renewed eligibility, later order, quantity or delivery was verified. Separate product from DroneBullet.
ISED's additional-sales list names Flare (TS3-11471), described as a foldable illuminated microdrone for emergency SAR and air-droppable survival kits; its displayed expiry date is 2026-09-08. On 2026-09-27 the displayed additional-sales eligibility date had passed; no renewed eligibility, later order, quantity or delivery was verified. Separate product from DroneBullet.
Supports: Counter-drone detection and defeat systems · summary
ISED's additional-sales list names Flare (TS3-11471), described as a foldable illuminated microdrone for emergency SAR and air-droppable survival kits; its displayed expiry date is 2026-09-08. On 2026-09-27 the displayed additional-sales eligibility date had passed; no renewed eligibility, later order, quantity or delivery was verified. Separate product from DroneBullet.
Supports: Profile · description
The current Corporations Canada record identifies AerialX Drone Solutions Inc. (850777-5; BN 813277647RC0001) as dissolved for non-compliance under CBCA s.212 on 2025-05-28; the record says annual filings were overdue. This is the federal legal status of this corporation, not proof the AerialX brand, IP, staff, or business assets ceased or were not transferred. Do not infer closure or insolvency.
Supports: Profile · current activity as of
The current Corporations Canada record identifies AerialX Drone Solutions Inc. (850777-5; BN 813277647RC0001) as dissolved for non-compliance under CBCA s.212 on 2025-05-28; the record says annual filings were overdue. This is the federal legal status of this corporation, not proof the AerialX brand, IP, staff, or business assets ceased or were not transferred. Do not infer closure or insolvency.
The current Corporations Canada record identifies AerialX Drone Solutions Inc. (850777-5; BN 813277647RC0001) as dissolved for non-compliance under CBCA s.212 on 2025-05-28; the record says annual filings were overdue. This is the federal legal status of this corporation, not proof the AerialX brand, IP, staff, or business assets ceased or were not transferred. Do not infer closure or insolvency.
The current Corporations Canada record identifies AerialX Drone Solutions Inc. (850777-5; BN 813277647RC0001) as dissolved for non-compliance under CBCA s.212 on 2025-05-28; the record says annual filings were overdue. This is the federal legal status of this corporation, not proof the AerialX brand, IP, staff, or business assets ceased or were not transferred. Do not infer closure or insolvency.
Supports: Profile · operating context
The current Corporations Canada record identifies AerialX Drone Solutions Inc. (850777-5; BN 813277647RC0001) as dissolved for non-compliance under CBCA s.212 on 2025-05-28; the record says annual filings were overdue. This is the federal legal status of this corporation, not proof the AerialX brand, IP, staff, or business assets ceased or were not transferred. Do not infer closure or insolvency.
Supports: Profile · canadian footprint
Federal corporation record lists registered office 202-2245 West Broadway, Vancouver, BC V6K 2E4. A registered office is not evidence of current operational premises or manufacturing.
The current Corporations Canada record identifies AerialX Drone Solutions Inc. (850777-5; BN 813277647RC0001) as dissolved for non-compliance under CBCA s.212 on 2025-05-28; the record says annual filings were overdue. This is the federal legal status of this corporation, not proof the AerialX brand, IP, staff, or business assets ceased or were not transferred. Do not infer closure or insolvency.
Supports: Profile · operating context
Corporations Canada records the federal entity name AerialX Drone Solutions Inc. from 2013-05-01, changed to AerialX Drone Forensics Inc. 2017-02-21, then back to AerialX Drone Solutions Inc. 2019-02-21; the latter is the recorded name at present in the history table. A current-name history row does not reverse the separate dissolved status; no successor/new entity is thereby established.
Supports: Profile · executive relevance summary
Source location: executiveRelevanceSummary
The current Corporations Canada record identifies AerialX Drone Solutions Inc. (850777-5; BN 813277647RC0001) as dissolved for non-compliance under CBCA s.212 on 2025-05-28; the record says annual filings were overdue. This is the federal legal status of this corporation, not proof the AerialX brand, IP, staff, or business assets ceased or were not transferred. Do not infer closure or insolvency.
Supports: Profile · disclosed financing summary
The current Corporations Canada record identifies AerialX Drone Solutions Inc. (850777-5; BN 813277647RC0001) as dissolved for non-compliance under CBCA s.212 on 2025-05-28; the record says annual filings were overdue. This is the federal legal status of this corporation, not proof the AerialX brand, IP, staff, or business assets ceased or were not transferred. Do not infer closure or insolvency.
Supports: Profile · canadian footprint
The current Corporations Canada record identifies AerialX Drone Solutions Inc. (850777-5; BN 813277647RC0001) as dissolved for non-compliance under CBCA s.212 on 2025-05-28; the record says annual filings were overdue. This is the federal legal status of this corporation, not proof the AerialX brand, IP, staff, or business assets ceased or were not transferred. Do not infer closure or insolvency.
The current Corporations Canada record identifies AerialX Drone Solutions Inc. (850777-5; BN 813277647RC0001) as dissolved for non-compliance under CBCA s.212 on 2025-05-28; the record says annual filings were overdue. This is the federal legal status of this corporation, not proof the AerialX brand, IP, staff, or business assets ceased or were not transferred. Do not infer closure or insolvency.
Supports: Profile · current activity
The current Corporations Canada record identifies AerialX Drone Solutions Inc. (850777-5; BN 813277647RC0001) as dissolved for non-compliance under CBCA s.212 on 2025-05-28; the record says annual filings were overdue. This is the federal legal status of this corporation, not proof the AerialX brand, IP, staff, or business assets ceased or were not transferred. Do not infer closure or insolvency.
Supports: Counter-drone detection and defeat systems · summary
The current Corporations Canada record identifies AerialX Drone Solutions Inc. (850777-5; BN 813277647RC0001) as dissolved for non-compliance under CBCA s.212 on 2025-05-28; the record says annual filings were overdue. This is the federal legal status of this corporation, not proof the AerialX brand, IP, staff, or business assets ceased or were not transferred. Do not infer closure or insolvency.
Supports: Counter-drone detection and defeat systems · commercial availability
The current Corporations Canada record identifies AerialX Drone Solutions Inc. (850777-5; BN 813277647RC0001) as dissolved for non-compliance under CBCA s.212 on 2025-05-28; the record says annual filings were overdue. This is the federal legal status of this corporation, not proof the AerialX brand, IP, staff, or business assets ceased or were not transferred. Do not infer closure or insolvency.
Supports: Profile · description
DND lists AerialX (Canada) in its 2022 Suffield Counter-UAS Sandbox with proposal type Detect and Defeat; event ran 2022-09-12 to 2022-10-07. Participation; DND says technical details are withheld to protect innovators' IP. No public performance result, procurement or operational qualification established.
DND lists AerialX (Canada) in its 2022 Suffield Counter-UAS Sandbox with proposal type Detect and Defeat; event ran 2022-09-12 to 2022-10-07. Participation; DND says technical details are withheld to protect innovators' IP. No public performance result, procurement or operational qualification established.
DND lists AerialX (Canada) in its 2022 Suffield Counter-UAS Sandbox with proposal type Detect and Defeat; event ran 2022-09-12 to 2022-10-07. Participation; DND says technical details are withheld to protect innovators' IP. No public performance result, procurement or operational qualification established.
DND lists AerialX (Canada) in its 2022 Suffield Counter-UAS Sandbox with proposal type Detect and Defeat; event ran 2022-09-12 to 2022-10-07. Participation; DND says technical details are withheld to protect innovators' IP. No public performance result, procurement or operational qualification established.
Supports: Profile · operating context
DND says it collected instrumented/scientific and subjective operational data and supplied participant feedback/reports; technical details from AerialX's 2022 participation are not publicized. General programme description; no AerialX-specific metric can be inferred.
DND lists AerialX (Canada) in its 2022 Suffield Counter-UAS Sandbox with proposal type Detect and Defeat; event ran 2022-09-12 to 2022-10-07. Participation; DND says technical details are withheld to protect innovators' IP. No public performance result, procurement or operational qualification established.
Supports: Counter-drone detection and defeat systems · defence applications
DND lists AerialX (Canada) in its 2022 Suffield Counter-UAS Sandbox with proposal type Detect and Defeat; event ran 2022-09-12 to 2022-10-07. Participation; DND says technical details are withheld to protect innovators' IP. No public performance result, procurement or operational qualification established.
Supports: Counter-drone detection and defeat systems · defence applications
DND lists AerialX (Canada) in its 2022 Suffield Counter-UAS Sandbox with proposal type Detect and Defeat; event ran 2022-09-12 to 2022-10-07. Participation; DND says technical details are withheld to protect innovators' IP. No public performance result, procurement or operational qualification established.
Supports: Counter-drone detection and defeat systems · summary
DND lists AerialX (Canada) in its 2022 Suffield Counter-UAS Sandbox with proposal type Detect and Defeat; event ran 2022-09-12 to 2022-10-07. Participation; DND says technical details are withheld to protect innovators' IP. No public performance result, procurement or operational qualification established.
Supports: Counter-drone detection and defeat systems · maturity
DND lists AerialX (Canada) in its 2022 Suffield Counter-UAS Sandbox with proposal type Detect and Defeat; event ran 2022-09-12 to 2022-10-07. Participation; DND says technical details are withheld to protect innovators' IP. No public performance result, procurement or operational qualification established.
Supports: Counter-drone detection and defeat systems · defence applications
DND lists AerialX (Canada) in its 2022 Suffield Counter-UAS Sandbox with proposal type Detect and Defeat; event ran 2022-09-12 to 2022-10-07. Participation; DND says technical details are withheld to protect innovators' IP. No public performance result, procurement or operational qualification established.
Supports: Counter-drone detection and defeat systems · core features
DND lists AerialX (Canada) in its 2022 Suffield Counter-UAS Sandbox with proposal type Detect and Defeat; event ran 2022-09-12 to 2022-10-07. Participation; DND says technical details are withheld to protect innovators' IP. No public performance result, procurement or operational qualification established.
KWESST’s 2022 SEC filing says it discontinued investment in GreyGhost, an AerialX-licensed interceptor, because AerialX had not delivered a functional prototype to it, and redirected investment to GhostNet. This is the licensee’s historical account of that project; it does not establish the state of every later AerialX product or company closure.
KWESST’s 2022 SEC filing says it discontinued investment in GreyGhost, an AerialX-licensed interceptor, because AerialX had not delivered a functional prototype to it, and redirected investment to GhostNet. This is the licensee’s historical account of that project; it does not establish the state of every later AerialX product or company closure.
Supports: Profile · operating context
KWESST’s 2022 SEC filing says it discontinued investment in GreyGhost, an AerialX-licensed interceptor, because AerialX had not delivered a functional prototype to it, and redirected investment to GhostNet. This is the licensee’s historical account of that project; it does not establish the state of every later AerialX product or company closure.
Supports: Counter-drone detection and defeat systems · summary
KWESST’s 2022 SEC filing says it discontinued investment in GreyGhost, an AerialX-licensed interceptor, because AerialX had not delivered a functional prototype to it, and redirected investment to GhostNet. This is the licensee’s historical account of that project; it does not establish the state of every later AerialX product or company closure.
KWESST's 2022-08-15 SEC filing says it discontinued further investment in GreyGhost, a licensed AerialX kinetic interceptor project, because AerialX had not delivered a functioning prototype to KWESST by then; KWESST redirected its investment. Licensee's historical statement about one project and its expectations at that time; not a finding about all AerialX products, subsequent tests, or current status. Licence intended US/Canada DOD/DND market but is not a government purchase.
Supports: Profile · description
KWESST's 2022-08-15 SEC filing says it discontinued further investment in GreyGhost, a licensed AerialX kinetic interceptor project, because AerialX had not delivered a functioning prototype to KWESST by then; KWESST redirected its investment. Licensee's historical statement about one project and its expectations at that time; not a finding about all AerialX products, subsequent tests, or current status. Licence intended US/Canada DOD/DND market but is not a government purchase.
Supports: Profile · operating context
KWESST's 2022-08-15 SEC filing says it discontinued further investment in GreyGhost, a licensed AerialX kinetic interceptor project, because AerialX had not delivered a functioning prototype to KWESST by then; KWESST redirected its investment. Licensee's historical statement about one project and its expectations at that time; not a finding about all AerialX products, subsequent tests, or current status. Licence intended US/Canada DOD/DND market but is not a government purchase.
Supports: Profile · executive relevance summary
Source location: executiveRelevanceSummary
KWESST's 2022-08-15 SEC filing says it discontinued further investment in GreyGhost, a licensed AerialX kinetic interceptor project, because AerialX had not delivered a functioning prototype to KWESST by then; KWESST redirected its investment. Licensee's historical statement about one project and its expectations at that time; not a finding about all AerialX products, subsequent tests, or current status. Licence intended US/Canada DOD/DND market but is not a government purchase.
KWESST's 2022-08-15 SEC filing says it discontinued further investment in GreyGhost, a licensed AerialX kinetic interceptor project, because AerialX had not delivered a functioning prototype to KWESST by then; KWESST redirected its investment. Licensee's historical statement about one project and its expectations at that time; not a finding about all AerialX products, subsequent tests, or current status. Licence intended US/Canada DOD/DND market but is not a government purchase.
Supports: Profile · disclosed financing summary
KWESST's 2022-08-15 SEC filing says it discontinued further investment in GreyGhost, a licensed AerialX kinetic interceptor project, because AerialX had not delivered a functioning prototype to KWESST by then; KWESST redirected its investment. Licensee's historical statement about one project and its expectations at that time; not a finding about all AerialX products, subsequent tests, or current status. Licence intended US/Canada DOD/DND market but is not a government purchase.
KWESST's 2022-08-15 SEC filing says it discontinued further investment in GreyGhost, a licensed AerialX kinetic interceptor project, because AerialX had not delivered a functioning prototype to KWESST by then; KWESST redirected its investment. Licensee's historical statement about one project and its expectations at that time; not a finding about all AerialX products, subsequent tests, or current status. Licence intended US/Canada DOD/DND market but is not a government purchase.
Supports: Counter-drone detection and defeat systems · maturity
KWESST's 2022-08-15 SEC filing says it discontinued further investment in GreyGhost, a licensed AerialX kinetic interceptor project, because AerialX had not delivered a functioning prototype to KWESST by then; KWESST redirected its investment. Licensee's historical statement about one project and its expectations at that time; not a finding about all AerialX products, subsequent tests, or current status. Licence intended US/Canada DOD/DND market but is not a government purchase.
Supports: Counter-drone detection and defeat systems · summary
KWESST's 2022-08-15 SEC filing says it discontinued further investment in GreyGhost, a licensed AerialX kinetic interceptor project, because AerialX had not delivered a functioning prototype to KWESST by then; KWESST redirected its investment. Licensee's historical statement about one project and its expectations at that time; not a finding about all AerialX products, subsequent tests, or current status. Licence intended US/Canada DOD/DND market but is not a government purchase.
AerialX's public evidence establishes its current role and offering, but it does not answer every access, configuration, eligibility, maturity or buyer question needed for a first business-development conversation.
Supports: Profile · canadian footprint
Durable public material supports AerialX's operating presence in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada.
The official public contact pathway for AerialX is https://www.aerialx.com/about/.
Supports: Profile · operating context
The official material supports the listed features of Counter-drone detection and defeat systems; the feature list is intentionally limited to public wording.
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Supports: Profile · operating context
The accessible legacy AerialX home page describes mobile RF receivers, machine-vision defeat and field extraction/analysis tools; its footer names AerialX Drone Solutions Inc. with copyright 2019. This connects the brand and named corporation in historical company material, not a fresh statement of operating status, validated performance or present availability.
Supports: Profile · current activity
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Supports: Counter-drone detection and defeat systems · summary
The accessible legacy AerialX home page describes mobile RF receivers, machine-vision defeat and field extraction/analysis tools; its footer names AerialX Drone Solutions Inc. with copyright 2019. This connects the brand and named corporation in historical company material, not a fresh statement of operating status, validated performance or present availability.
May2019 Unmanned Airspace reporting from Janes describes AerialX CEO statements about the development-stage DroneBullet: a small multirotor kinetic interceptor, with day/night forward camera, GPS/INS/IMU and machine-vision terminal guidance. These are attributed historical design claims, not current availability, independently measured effectiveness or evidence shared with Flare or GreyGhost.
Supports: Counter-drone detection and defeat systems · summary
May2019 Unmanned Airspace reporting from Janes describes AerialX CEO statements about the development-stage DroneBullet: a small multirotor kinetic interceptor, with day/night forward camera, GPS/INS/IMU and machine-vision terminal guidance. These are attributed historical design claims, not current availability, independently measured effectiveness or evidence shared with Flare or GreyGhost.
Supports: Counter-drone detection and defeat systems · core features
May2019 Unmanned Airspace reporting from Janes describes AerialX CEO statements about the development-stage DroneBullet: a small multirotor kinetic interceptor, with day/night forward camera, GPS/INS/IMU and machine-vision terminal guidance. These are attributed historical design claims, not current availability, independently measured effectiveness or evidence shared with Flare or GreyGhost.
AerialX describes a business established in 2013 offering DroneBullet and counter-drone detection, defeat and investigation tools for public-safety and defence users. Its text references machine vision, unmanned aircraft, radio and digital forensics expertise. The live site fails with a WordPress critical error; indexed marketing does not establish current availability or measured interception performance.
Supports: Profile · description
AerialX describes a business established in 2013 offering DroneBullet and counter-drone detection, defeat and investigation tools for public-safety and defence users. Its text references machine vision, unmanned aircraft, radio and digital forensics expertise. The live site fails with a WordPress critical error; indexed marketing does not establish current availability or measured interception performance.
Supports: Profile · commercial status
AerialX describes a business established in 2013 offering DroneBullet and counter-drone detection, defeat and investigation tools for public-safety and defence users. Its text references machine vision, unmanned aircraft, radio and digital forensics expertise. The live site fails with a WordPress critical error; indexed marketing does not establish current availability or measured interception performance.
Supports: Profile · operating context
AerialX describes a business established in 2013 offering DroneBullet and counter-drone detection, defeat and investigation tools for public-safety and defence users. Its text references machine vision, unmanned aircraft, radio and digital forensics expertise. The live site fails with a WordPress critical error; indexed marketing does not establish current availability or measured interception performance.
Supports: Counter-drone detection and defeat systems · summary
AerialX describes a business established in 2013 offering DroneBullet and counter-drone detection, defeat and investigation tools for public-safety and defence users. Its text references machine vision, unmanned aircraft, radio and digital forensics expertise. The live site fails with a WordPress critical error; indexed marketing does not establish current availability or measured interception performance.
Supports: Counter-drone detection and defeat systems · defence applications
AerialX describes a business established in 2013 offering DroneBullet and counter-drone detection, defeat and investigation tools for public-safety and defence users. Its text references machine vision, unmanned aircraft, radio and digital forensics expertise. The live site fails with a WordPress critical error; indexed marketing does not establish current availability or measured interception performance.
Supports: Counter-drone detection and defeat systems · capability type
AerialX describes a business established in 2013 offering DroneBullet and counter-drone detection, defeat and investigation tools for public-safety and defence users. Its text references machine vision, unmanned aircraft, radio and digital forensics expertise. The live site fails with a WordPress critical error; indexed marketing does not establish current availability or measured interception performance.
Supports: Counter-drone detection and defeat systems · defence applications
AerialX describes a business established in 2013 offering DroneBullet and counter-drone detection, defeat and investigation tools for public-safety and defence users. Its text references machine vision, unmanned aircraft, radio and digital forensics expertise. The live site fails with a WordPress critical error; indexed marketing does not establish current availability or measured interception performance.
Supports: Counter-drone detection and defeat systems · core features
AerialX describes a business established in 2013 offering DroneBullet and counter-drone detection, defeat and investigation tools for public-safety and defence users. Its text references machine vision, unmanned aircraft, radio and digital forensics expertise. The live site fails with a WordPress critical error; indexed marketing does not establish current availability or measured interception performance.
Supports: Counter-drone detection and defeat systems · technicaldomainslugs
AerialX describes a business established in 2013 offering DroneBullet and counter-drone detection, defeat and investigation tools for public-safety and defence users. Its text references machine vision, unmanned aircraft, radio and digital forensics expertise. The live site fails with a WordPress critical error; indexed marketing does not establish current availability or measured interception performance.
Supports: Counter-drone detection and defeat systems · defence applications
AerialX describes a business established in 2013 offering DroneBullet and counter-drone detection, defeat and investigation tools for public-safety and defence users. Its text references machine vision, unmanned aircraft, radio and digital forensics expertise. The live site fails with a WordPress critical error; indexed marketing does not establish current availability or measured interception performance.
Supports: Counter-drone detection and defeat systems · technicaldomainslugs
AerialX describes a business established in 2013 offering DroneBullet and counter-drone detection, defeat and investigation tools for public-safety and defence users. Its text references machine vision, unmanned aircraft, radio and digital forensics expertise. The live site fails with a WordPress critical error; indexed marketing does not establish current availability or measured interception performance.
Supports: Counter-drone detection and defeat systems · name
AerialX describes a business established in 2013 offering DroneBullet and counter-drone detection, defeat and investigation tools for public-safety and defence users. Its text references machine vision, unmanned aircraft, radio and digital forensics expertise. The live site fails with a WordPress critical error; indexed marketing does not establish current availability or measured interception performance.
Supports: Counter-drone detection and defeat systems · technical tags
AerialX describes a business established in 2013 offering DroneBullet and counter-drone detection, defeat and investigation tools for public-safety and defence users. Its text references machine vision, unmanned aircraft, radio and digital forensics expertise. The live site fails with a WordPress critical error; indexed marketing does not establish current availability or measured interception performance.
Supports: Counter-drone detection and defeat systems · commercial availability
AerialX describes a business established in 2013 offering DroneBullet and counter-drone detection, defeat and investigation tools for public-safety and defence users. Its text references machine vision, unmanned aircraft, radio and digital forensics expertise. The live site fails with a WordPress critical error; indexed marketing does not establish current availability or measured interception performance.
Supports: Counter-drone detection and defeat systems · technical tags
AerialX describes a business established in 2013 offering DroneBullet and counter-drone detection, defeat and investigation tools for public-safety and defence users. Its text references machine vision, unmanned aircraft, radio and digital forensics expertise. The live site fails with a WordPress critical error; indexed marketing does not establish current availability or measured interception performance.
Supports: Counter-drone detection and defeat systems · commercial availability
AerialX describes a business established in 2013 offering DroneBullet and counter-drone detection, defeat and investigation tools for public-safety and defence users. Its text references machine vision, unmanned aircraft, radio and digital forensics expertise. The live site fails with a WordPress critical error; indexed marketing does not establish current availability or measured interception performance.
Supports: Counter-drone detection and defeat systems · technical tags
AerialX describes a business established in 2013 offering DroneBullet and counter-drone detection, defeat and investigation tools for public-safety and defence users. Its text references machine vision, unmanned aircraft, radio and digital forensics expertise. The live site fails with a WordPress critical error; indexed marketing does not establish current availability or measured interception performance.
Supports: Counter-drone detection and defeat systems · technicaldomainslugs
AerialX describes a business established in 2013 offering DroneBullet and counter-drone detection, defeat and investigation tools for public-safety and defence users. Its text references machine vision, unmanned aircraft, radio and digital forensics expertise. The live site fails with a WordPress critical error; indexed marketing does not establish current availability or measured interception performance.
Supports: Counter-drone detection and defeat systems · defence applications
AerialX describes a business established in 2013 offering DroneBullet and counter-drone detection, defeat and investigation tools for public-safety and defence users. Its text references machine vision, unmanned aircraft, radio and digital forensics expertise. The live site fails with a WordPress critical error; indexed marketing does not establish current availability or measured interception performance.
Supports: Counter-drone detection and defeat systems · summary
AerialX describes a business established in 2013 offering DroneBullet and counter-drone detection, defeat and investigation tools for public-safety and defence users. Its text references machine vision, unmanned aircraft, radio and digital forensics expertise. The live site fails with a WordPress critical error; indexed marketing does not establish current availability or measured interception performance.
Supports: Counter-drone detection and defeat systems · name
AerialX describes a business established in 2013 offering DroneBullet and counter-drone detection, defeat and investigation tools for public-safety and defence users. Its text references machine vision, unmanned aircraft, radio and digital forensics expertise. The live site fails with a WordPress critical error; indexed marketing does not establish current availability or measured interception performance.
Supports: Counter-drone detection and defeat systems · capability type
AerialX describes a business established in 2013 offering DroneBullet and counter-drone detection, defeat and investigation tools for public-safety and defence users. Its text references machine vision, unmanned aircraft, radio and digital forensics expertise. The live site fails with a WordPress critical error; indexed marketing does not establish current availability or measured interception performance.
Supports: Counter-drone detection and defeat systems · technical tags
AerialX describes a business established in 2013 offering DroneBullet and counter-drone detection, defeat and investigation tools for public-safety and defence users. Its text references machine vision, unmanned aircraft, radio and digital forensics expertise. The live site fails with a WordPress critical error; indexed marketing does not establish current availability or measured interception performance.
Supports: Counter-drone detection and defeat systems · technical tags
AerialX describes a business established in 2013 offering DroneBullet and counter-drone detection, defeat and investigation tools for public-safety and defence users. Its text references machine vision, unmanned aircraft, radio and digital forensics expertise. The live site fails with a WordPress critical error; indexed marketing does not establish current availability or measured interception performance.
Supports: Counter-drone detection and defeat systems · defence applications
AerialX describes a business established in 2013 offering DroneBullet and counter-drone detection, defeat and investigation tools for public-safety and defence users. Its text references machine vision, unmanned aircraft, radio and digital forensics expertise. The live site fails with a WordPress critical error; indexed marketing does not establish current availability or measured interception performance.
Supports: Counter-drone detection and defeat systems · defence applications
AerialX describes a business established in 2013 offering DroneBullet and counter-drone detection, defeat and investigation tools for public-safety and defence users. Its text references machine vision, unmanned aircraft, radio and digital forensics expertise. The live site fails with a WordPress critical error; indexed marketing does not establish current availability or measured interception performance.
Supports: Counter-drone detection and defeat systems · core features
AerialX describes a business established in 2013 offering DroneBullet and counter-drone detection, defeat and investigation tools for public-safety and defence users. Its text references machine vision, unmanned aircraft, radio and digital forensics expertise. The live site fails with a WordPress critical error; indexed marketing does not establish current availability or measured interception performance.
Supports: Counter-drone detection and defeat systems · technical tags
AerialX describes a business established in 2013 offering DroneBullet and counter-drone detection, defeat and investigation tools for public-safety and defence users. Its text references machine vision, unmanned aircraft, radio and digital forensics expertise. The live site fails with a WordPress critical error; indexed marketing does not establish current availability or measured interception performance.
Supports: Counter-drone detection and defeat systems · technology readiness level
AerialX describes a business established in 2013 offering DroneBullet and counter-drone detection, defeat and investigation tools for public-safety and defence users. Its text references machine vision, unmanned aircraft, radio and digital forensics expertise. The live site fails with a WordPress critical error; indexed marketing does not establish current availability or measured interception performance.
Supports: Counter-drone detection and defeat systems · technicaldomainslugs
AerialX describes a business established in 2013 offering DroneBullet and counter-drone detection, defeat and investigation tools for public-safety and defence users. Its text references machine vision, unmanned aircraft, radio and digital forensics expertise. The live site fails with a WordPress critical error; indexed marketing does not establish current availability or measured interception performance.
Supports: Counter-drone detection and defeat systems · technical tags
AerialX describes a business established in 2013 offering DroneBullet and counter-drone detection, defeat and investigation tools for public-safety and defence users. Its text references machine vision, unmanned aircraft, radio and digital forensics expertise. The live site fails with a WordPress critical error; indexed marketing does not establish current availability or measured interception performance.
Supports: Counter-drone detection and defeat systems · core features
AerialX describes a business established in 2013 offering DroneBullet and counter-drone detection, defeat and investigation tools for public-safety and defence users. Its text references machine vision, unmanned aircraft, radio and digital forensics expertise. The live site fails with a WordPress critical error; indexed marketing does not establish current availability or measured interception performance.
Supports: Counter-drone detection and defeat systems · core features
AerialX describes a business established in 2013 offering DroneBullet and counter-drone detection, defeat and investigation tools for public-safety and defence users. Its text references machine vision, unmanned aircraft, radio and digital forensics expertise. The live site fails with a WordPress critical error; indexed marketing does not establish current availability or measured interception performance.
Supports: Counter-drone detection and defeat systems · technology readiness level
AerialX describes a business established in 2013 offering DroneBullet and counter-drone detection, defeat and investigation tools for public-safety and defence users. Its text references machine vision, unmanned aircraft, radio and digital forensics expertise. The live site fails with a WordPress critical error; indexed marketing does not establish current availability or measured interception performance.
Supports: Counter-drone detection and defeat systems · technical tags
AerialX describes a business established in 2013 offering DroneBullet and counter-drone detection, defeat and investigation tools for public-safety and defence users. Its text references machine vision, unmanned aircraft, radio and digital forensics expertise. The live site fails with a WordPress critical error; indexed marketing does not establish current availability or measured interception performance.
Supports: Counter-drone detection and defeat systems · core features
AerialX describes a business established in 2013 offering DroneBullet and counter-drone detection, defeat and investigation tools for public-safety and defence users. Its text references machine vision, unmanned aircraft, radio and digital forensics expertise. The live site fails with a WordPress critical error; indexed marketing does not establish current availability or measured interception performance.
Public Accounts of Canada 2023-2024, Volume III, page 63, lists CAD 112,500 aggregate payments to AerialX Drone Solutions Inc., Vancouver, under Scientific and Research Services. Government spending disclosure for fiscal 2023-24, predating dissolution; category-level payment does not identify contract or prove the amount equals recognized corporate revenue, DroneBullet purchase, or delivery.
B.C. Corporate Registry notice records cancellation of AerialX Drone Solutions Inc.'s extraprovincial registration effective 2025-02-24 at 11:20 PM Pacific; notice issued 2025-02-27. This is cancellation of its extra-provincial registration as a foreign entity in B.C.; do not conflate with its federal dissolution on 2025-05-28 or assert it proves business closure.
B.C. Corporate Registry notice records cancellation of AerialX Drone Solutions Inc.'s extraprovincial registration effective 2025-02-24 at 11:20 PM Pacific; notice issued 2025-02-27. This is cancellation of its extra-provincial registration as a foreign entity in B.C.; do not conflate with its federal dissolution on 2025-05-28 or assert it proves business closure.
Supports: Profile · canadian footprint
B.C. Corporate Registry notice records cancellation of AerialX Drone Solutions Inc.'s extraprovincial registration effective 2025-02-24 at 11:20 PM Pacific; notice issued 2025-02-27. This is cancellation of its extra-provincial registration as a foreign entity in B.C.; do not conflate with its federal dissolution on 2025-05-28 or assert it proves business closure.
B.C. Corporate Registry notice records cancellation of AerialX Drone Solutions Inc.'s extraprovincial registration effective 2025-02-24 at 11:20 PM Pacific; notice issued 2025-02-27. This is cancellation of its extra-provincial registration as a foreign entity in B.C.; do not conflate with its federal dissolution on 2025-05-28 or assert it proves business closure.
Supports: Profile · operating context
B.C. Corporate Registry notice records cancellation of AerialX Drone Solutions Inc.'s extraprovincial registration effective 2025-02-24 at 11:20 PM Pacific; notice issued 2025-02-27. This is cancellation of its extra-provincial registration as a foreign entity in B.C.; do not conflate with its federal dissolution on 2025-05-28 or assert it proves business closure.
B.C. Corporate Registry notice records cancellation of AerialX Drone Solutions Inc.'s extraprovincial registration effective 2025-02-24 at 11:20 PM Pacific; notice issued 2025-02-27. This is cancellation of its extra-provincial registration as a foreign entity in B.C.; do not conflate with its federal dissolution on 2025-05-28 or assert it proves business closure.
DND lists AerialX (Canada) among 12 participating innovators in the 2019 Suffield Counter-UAS Sandbox with proposal type Defeat; event ran 2019-09-12 to 2019-10-07. Participation and test opportunity, not purchase, operational qualification, disclosed performance result, or test success.
Supports: Profile · description
DND lists AerialX (Canada) among 12 participating innovators in the 2019 Suffield Counter-UAS Sandbox with proposal type Defeat; event ran 2019-09-12 to 2019-10-07. Participation and test opportunity, not purchase, operational qualification, disclosed performance result, or test success.
Supports: Profile · canadian footprint
DND lists AerialX (Canada) among 12 participating innovators in the 2019 Suffield Counter-UAS Sandbox with proposal type Defeat; event ran 2019-09-12 to 2019-10-07. Participation and test opportunity, not purchase, operational qualification, disclosed performance result, or test success.
Supports: Profile · defence posture
AerialX participated in DND's Counter Unmanned Aerial Systems Sandbox, where its counter-drone technology was tested in a controlled military-relevant environment against red-team attacks and observed by CAF and technical experts.
Supports: Profile · operating context
DND lists AerialX of Canada as a defeat-system participant in its 2019 Counter-UAS Sandbox at Suffield. Sandbox participation is test engagement, not a procurement award, public pass/fail certificate or confirmation of operational deployment.
Supports: Counter-drone detection and defeat systems · maturity
DND lists AerialX of Canada as a defeat-system participant in its 2019 Counter-UAS Sandbox at Suffield. Sandbox participation is test engagement, not a procurement award, public pass/fail certificate or confirmation of operational deployment.
Supports: Counter-drone detection and defeat systems · defence applications
DND lists AerialX (Canada) among 12 participating innovators in the 2019 Suffield Counter-UAS Sandbox with proposal type Defeat; event ran 2019-09-12 to 2019-10-07. Participation and test opportunity, not purchase, operational qualification, disclosed performance result, or test success.
Supports: Counter-drone detection and defeat systems · core features
DND lists AerialX (Canada) among 12 participating innovators in the 2019 Suffield Counter-UAS Sandbox with proposal type Defeat; event ran 2019-09-12 to 2019-10-07. Participation and test opportunity, not purchase, operational qualification, disclosed performance result, or test success.
Supports: Counter-drone detection and defeat systems · maturity
DND lists AerialX (Canada) among 12 participating innovators in the 2019 Suffield Counter-UAS Sandbox with proposal type Defeat; event ran 2019-09-12 to 2019-10-07. Participation and test opportunity, not purchase, operational qualification, disclosed performance result, or test success.
Supports: Counter-drone detection and defeat systems · summary
DND lists AerialX (Canada) among 12 participating innovators in the 2019 Suffield Counter-UAS Sandbox with proposal type Defeat; event ran 2019-09-12 to 2019-10-07. Participation and test opportunity, not purchase, operational qualification, disclosed performance result, or test success.
Supports: Counter-drone detection and defeat systems · defence applications
DND lists AerialX (Canada) among 12 participating innovators in the 2019 Suffield Counter-UAS Sandbox with proposal type Defeat; event ran 2019-09-12 to 2019-10-07. Participation and test opportunity, not purchase, operational qualification, disclosed performance result, or test success.
Supports: Counter-drone detection and defeat systems · defence applications
DND lists AerialX (Canada) among 12 participating innovators in the 2019 Suffield Counter-UAS Sandbox with proposal type Defeat; event ran 2019-09-12 to 2019-10-07. Participation and test opportunity, not purchase, operational qualification, disclosed performance result, or test success.
Supports: Counter-drone detection and defeat systems · core features
DND lists AerialX of Canada as a defeat-system participant in its 2019 Counter-UAS Sandbox at Suffield. Sandbox participation is test engagement, not a procurement award, public pass/fail certificate or confirmation of operational deployment.
AerialX's current public pages describe a Vancouver company working across counter-drone detection, defeat and tactical microdrone systems. The record preserves the company's public product framing without asserting regulatory approval, operational deployment or customer adoption.
Supports: Profile · current activity
AerialX's current public pages describe a Vancouver company working across counter-drone detection, defeat and tactical microdrone systems. The record preserves the company's public product framing without asserting regulatory approval, operational deployment or customer adoption.
Supports: Profile · profileData.publicContactPath
The official public website provides a durable contact path for AerialX; no personal contact data is collected.
AerialX's official public material supports its Canadian identity and the bounded capability description used in this candidate.
Supports: Counter-drone detection and defeat systems · summary
The official capability material supports Counter-drone detection and defeat systems as a bounded public offering; no uncited performance or customer claim is added.
Supports: Counter-drone detection and defeat systems → Sovereign defence capability areas
The official capability material supports Counter-drone detection and defeat systems as a bounded public offering; no uncited performance or customer claim is added.
NRC disclosed a CAD 20,000 IRAP Youth Employment contribution to AerialX Drone Solutions Inc. for 2020-09-01 to 2021-03-31, titled YOUTH - Software Developer; description funds graduate-engineer employment for software development in an autonomous aerial vehicle capable of intercepting threats such as drones. Specific contribution and employment purpose; not total development financing, a procurement order, or proof of a completed/fielded interceptor.
The accessible legacy contact page lists contact@aerialx.com and addresses in Vancouver and Gaithersburg, with a 2019 AerialX Drone Solutions Inc. footer. These are published historical contact details, not verified responsive contacts, current operating premises or a successor entity. No enquiry was sent.
Supports: Counter-drone detection and defeat systems → Sovereign defence capability areas
Canada needs secure strategic autonomy and reliable access to capabilities that are critical to defending its sovereignty and meeting allied commitments, while reducing exposure to foreign supply-chain and intellectual-property dependencies.
Supports: Counter-drone detection and defeat systems → Sovereign defence capability areas
Reviewer synthesis of the public end state: Canada can build, sustain or control priority aerospace, ammunition, digital, in-service support, sensor, space, specialized manufacturing, training and uncrewed capabilities through domestic strength, trusted partnerships and sovereign access.
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