VILNIUS, LITHUANIA, June 2026: OBJEXIS AI attended the NATO-Ukraine Defence Innovators Forum in Vilnius, joining NATO allies, Ukrainian defence innovators, and the BRAVE1 defence technology cluster at the centre of the alliance's fastest-moving innovation effort.
Where NATO Innovation Meets the Front Line
The Vilnius forum brought together the ecosystem that is rearming allied defence at combat speed: the NATO-Ukraine UNITE-Brave innovation programme, the launch of the Brave Lithuania grant initiative, and the operators, engineers, and policymakers closing the gap between front-line requirements and fielded capability.
A Natural Room for OBJEXIS
For OBJEXIS, the forum was familiar ground. The company builds exactly what the alliance's innovation agenda calls for: combat-validated, low-cost, modular unmanned systems designed to scale to where the fight actually is. Engaging directly with the NATO-Ukraine innovation community strengthens the bridge between OBJEXIS's sovereign Canadian technology base and the allies and end users who need it.
The Doctrine Is Converging
The message from Vilnius matched the thesis OBJEXIS was built on: the war changed altitude, and the alliance that scales tactical air power down to the individual soldier, and out to industrial mass, holds the advantage. OBJEXIS is building for that doctrine today.
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