AIS Technologies Group (formerly Radix Inc.)
Windsor, Ontario system integrator (est. 2019); machine vision and robot guidance for automotive, aerospace, and pharma Fortune 500 clients.
AIS Technologies Group (formerly Radix Inc.) is a Windsor, Ontario, Canada-based multi-disciplinary automation integrator headquartered at 5215 Walker Rd., Windsor, ON N9G 0C6. The company was formed in 2019 through the merger of Radix Inc. — a recognized leader in smart manufacturing technologies — with the Automation and Gauge & Fixture divisions of Active Industrial Solutions (AIS), one of North America's most respected mould makers. In 2020, the group divested its Gauge & Fixture division to focus resources on the faster-growing advanced manufacturing sector.
The company employs approximately 64 people and provides integrated solutions across vision systems, complex controls engineering, robot programming, robotic automation stations, precision gauging, and intelligent software for manufacturing traceability, material handling, error-proofing, and quality assurance. AIS Technologies Group serves Fortune 500 manufacturers in the automotive, logistics, pharmaceutical, food and beverage, and aerospace industries. Its product portfolio includes the Pick Tracker (hand movement and sequence tracking), Gear Tooth Alignment Analytics (AI-driven gear inspection), Mobile Vision System (MVS, portable flexible vision inspection), TaskWorx (intelligent technician guidance), Tool Tracker (3D tool tracking for error-proof assembly), and Tool TrackAR (AR-enabled quick-deploy tool tracking).
The company can be contacted at [email protected], toll-free at 1-877-467-2349, or by phone at 519-737-1012.
Primary type & automation activities this supplier delivers:
Vision & Software Solutions
Machine-vision-based inspection, error-proofing and process-control software suite for automotive and general manufacturing quality verification.
Precision Gauging Systems
Intelligent gauging and measurement systems providing dimensional verification and quality inspection on production lines.
Robotic Automation & Assembly Systems
Custom robotic assembly and material-handling automation cells for fascia, exterior trim, lighting and part traceability.
Contact AIS Technologies Group (formerly Radix Inc.)
WEBSITE
https://www.aistechgroup.comPHONE
+1 519 737 1012HEADQUARTERS
Canada
Company Facts
Founded
2019
Primary Role
System Integrator
Company Size
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Primary Region
North America
Annual Sales
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Funding Stage
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Funding Total
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