The pack multiplier.
Man-portable unmanned systems built around the operator’s load-out, unmanned ground vehicles, UAS production and AI-enabled systems that let small teams fight beyond their weight.
THE DEPLOY + PERSIST LAYERS, FeralX-built UGVs and partnered aerial systems move capability forward, and keep it there.
Autonomous systems are how small packs win, pushing sensors, payloads and effects forward of the operator instead of adding bodies. FeralX builds them the same way it builds firearms: man-portable, field-serviceable, and manufactured in Canada.
A vehicle-borne robot is only as useful as the last road. Because Muskrat rides in on an operator’s back, it goes where the team goes, stairwells, treelines, subterranean and broken ground, putting sensors, comms and effects into complex terrain that wheels and resupply can’t reach.
MUSKRAT UGV · MAN-PORTABLEUnmanned Ground Vehicles
The Muskrat UGV, a man-portable unmanned ground vehicle built around the individual operator’s load-out. Carry more, scout further, stay off the X.
Unmanned Aerial Systems
Contract manufacturing of UAS components and assemblies for allied programs, including interceptor drone production under FeralX’s five-year agreement with Arcanus Aerial Systems. All manufacturing in Canada.
AI-Enabled Systems
Toward the full capability stack for the augmented warfighter, small arms, man-portable unmanned systems and AI-enabled targeting from a single integrated supplier.
Arcanus Aerial Systems, five-year UAS production agreement
Under a production agreement dated May 12, 2026, FeralX serves as a Canadian contract manufacturer for Arcanus’ unmanned aerial system platforms, beginning with interceptor drones at FeralX’s facility outside Toronto, with dedicated capacity planned as volumes scale. Arcanus has also committed a C$1 million strategic equity investment in FeralX.
ARCANUS AERIAL SYSTEMS · PRODUCTION PARTNERSHIPUGV platforms, UAS manufacturing capacity and integrated systems for defence and allied-market programs.
Contracted UAS production, a five-year Arcanus agreement and Canada’s Defence Industrial Strategy tailwind, see the investor case.