Xaba, Inc.
Xaba is a Toronto-based industrial technology company advancing AI-powered automation platforms for sustainable, high-precision manufacturing. The company develops solutions that combine digital twins, physics-based AI, large language models, and multi-modal datasets to enable accurate, repeatable task execution with minimal human intervention. Xaba’s platforms—xCognition for intelligent robotics and xTrude for advanced machine control—support cognitive automation across manufacturing and construction environments, improving process consistency, reducing waste, and enhancing return on investment.
Founded by a team with backgrounds at Boeing, Airbus, Lockheed Martin, and Lamborghini, Xaba collaborates with partners in aerospace, automotive, and precision manufacturing. The company is backed in part by Hitachi Ventures, the corporate venture arm of Hitachi Group, in support of its mission to accelerate industrial digitalization and sustainable production systems.
For more information, visit www.xaba.ai.
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