Avionics
Flight avionics
Low-cost, high-reliability micro and nano-class flight avionics for space exploration missions, covering power management, energy storage and on-board computing from LEO to cislunar space.
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Builds lunar and deep-space systems - rovers, flight cameras, avionics and onboard computers - plus ruggedized industrial and defence ground vehicles, from facilities in Bolton and Stratford, Ontario.

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Builds lunar and deep-space systems - rovers, flight cameras, avionics and onboard computers - plus ruggedized industrial and defence ground vehicles, from facilities in Bolton and Stratford, Ontario.
Awarded $4.73M by the Canadian Space Agency for initial development of Canada's 1-tonne-class Lunar Utility Rover under the LEAP programme (July 2025). canadensys.com
Selected by the International Lunar Observatory Association to design and build the instrument suite for the ILO-1 lunar south pole observatory (September 2025). canadensys.com
Announced a programme with Canadian Nuclear Laboratories to develop tritium-based radioisotope heating units for lunar and planetary spacecraft (July 2026). canadensys.com
The Canadian Space Agency terminated the Lunar Rover Mission in March 2026 after a federal expenditure review; Canadensys continues on the Lunar Utility Vehicle programme. canadensys.com
Products Canadensys Aerospace publishes on its own site. Each card links to the page it was taken from.
Flight avionics
Low-cost, high-reliability micro and nano-class flight avionics for space exploration missions, covering power management, energy storage and on-board computing from LEO to cislunar space.
Learn more SourceFlight imager
A ruggedized, low-mass flight imager for spacecraft and lander applications.
Learn more SourceSpacecraft computer
An on-board computer with a robust design for small-spacecraft applications.
Learn more SourceGovernment support actually received. Unpublished amounts are left out.
Canadian Space Agency LEAP - Canadian Lunar Utility Rover, initial development (the $14.6M figure is a three-company total)
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Christian Sallaberger
President & CEO
Frank Teti
General Manager
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