Xaba develops AI 'synthetic brains' that give industrial robots and cobots cognition and awareness without coding. Its core product, xCognition, enables robots to autonomously generate programs and execute complex tasks such as welding, drilling, assembling, and additive manufacturing. Xaba also offers xTrude, which optimizes large-scale FDM 3D printing to prevent delamination, collapse, and distortion and to fine-tune print parameters in real time. The company says its AI has improved aerospace, automotive, and manufacturing workflows by eliminating costly rework and manual adjustments, with use cases in aluminum casting/forging optimization, large-scale robotic drilling, and robotic welding. Xaba plans to use the newly raised funds to accelerate deployment of AI-powered robotics and cognitive industrial control systems. The company is led by CEO Massimiliano Moruzzi. Xaba builds AI-driven cognitive software platforms (xCognition and xTrude) that model the elasto-mechanical-dynamic behavior of robotics and workpiece variances to automate robot programming and deployment. Its xCognition solution uses proprietary machine learning and rules-based language models to eliminate manual coding, increase accuracy and throughput, and reduce deployment time and costs. The company says its platforms enable tasks such as drilling, welding, assembling, riveting, and related high-precision manufacturing operations with reduced human supervision. Xaba is Toronto-based and describes its intellectual property as empowering robots with synthetic cognition to enable new processes and materials. It has demonstrated performance improvements in partnership with Lockheed Martin and Rolleri Robotic. With the new funding, Xaba plans to establish and staff a robotics lab and accelerate delivery of its two manufacturing platforms. Xaba builds two proprietary industrial AI platforms — xCognition for robotic CNC tasks and xTrude for large-format FDM additive manufacturing — to enable autonomous, high-accuracy fabrication. Its software models the physics of robotics and FDM processes to reduce programming, supervision, failures, and waste while improving repeatability and execution quality. The company says its platforms remove the need for constant human supervision and can automatically optimize process parameters across entire toolpaths. Xaba has validated its technology with partners in aerospace and automotive projects across the U.S., Canada, and Europe, including producing the world’s first 3D-printed chassis for Project Arrow and work on a flying car. The company plans to use new funding to accelerate development of xCognition and xTrude, launch pilot programs, and expand sales, deployment, and customer support teams. Xaba is Toronto-based and led by CEO Massimiliano Moruzzi.

Total raised

$8M

Funding rounds

3

Latest round

Seed

Latest activity

Apr 2025