What Infinition does

Infinition Inc. is a privately held Canadian instrumentation company founded in 1996 and headquartered in Trois-Rivières, Quebec (2965 rue des Prairies, G8V 1W4). The company designs, manufactures, and sells Doppler radar systems and supporting hardware/software used to measure projectile velocities for ballistic testing applications, serving defense contractors and military R&D facilities, body armor and protective equipment testing laboratories, ammunition manufacturers, law enforcement and forensic labs, and shooting ranges. A consumer sub-brand, Labradar, extends the technology to personal ballistic measurement for recreational shooters.

The product portfolio spans 10 GHz (X-Band) and 35 GHz (Ka-Band) continuous-wave Doppler radar antennas (BR-1001, BR-1022, BR-29015, BR-3502, BR-3503), the JB-6e Ethernet-based signal acquisition junction box with dual 16-bit A/D channels at 2.5 MHz sampling, acoustic (AT-01) and optical (OT-01) trigger devices for synchronizing radar with muzzle events, and the TestCenter 6 Windows-based analysis software. The underlying technology is FFT-based digital signal processing — a proprietary approach that delivers substantially improved sensitivity over legacy analog zero-crossing techniques — supporting measurements across calibers from 5.56 mm small arms to 155 mm artillery and ranges up to 8,600 m. Multiple products carry FCC and/or CE certifications.

Infinition operates as a B2B enterprise field-sales business with quote-based pricing (no public list prices), per-product inquiry forms, dedicated technical support, and direct phone/email engagement. Revenue is generated primarily through one-time hardware sales of radar systems and accessories, supplemented by TestCenter software licensing (versioned releases) and technical support services. Distribution is direct-to-customer via the corporate website rather than through third-party resellers, and the company claims a global customer base despite the absence of disclosed international offices or distributor networks.

Name

Infinition

Legal name

Infinition Inc.

Website

https://infinition.com

Company type

Private

Founded year

1996

Operating status

Operating

Headcount range

11–50 employees

Short description

Infinition Inc. is a privately held Canadian company founded in 1996 that designs and sells Doppler radar systems for ballistic velocity measurement, serving defense, law enforcement, body armor testing labs, ammunition manufacturers, and shooting ranges globally through direct enterprise sales.

Ownership category

akta.pro rank

Product category

Ballistic Instrumentation Radar Systems

NAICS

Search, Detection, Navigation, Guidance, Aeronautical, and Nautical System and Instrument Manufacturing (334511), Navigational, Measuring, Electromedical, and Control Instruments Manufacturing (33451)

SIC

Search, Detection, Navagation, Guidance, Aeronautical Sys (3812), Industrial Instruments For Measurement, Display, And Control (3823)

akta.pro primary industry

Test & Measurement Equipment (Oscilloscopes, DAQ, signal analyzers, calibration benches) (IMAGAFAC)

akta.pro secondary industry

Radar Systems & Subsystems (Airborne, Ground, Naval) (IMABAGAA)

Keywords

• Ballistic instrumentation radar
• Doppler radar systems
• Projectile velocity measurement
• Ballistics testing equipment
• Defense radar antennas

Headquarters

HQ city

Trois-rivières

HQ country

Canada

HQ region

North America

Offices1 record

Markets served

GTM type

B2B

Offering type

Hardware or Manufacturing

Cost components

Technology or R&D, Supply Chain, Personnel, Operations, Marketing or Sales

Revenue model

1. Hardware Sales (Radar Systems): Infinition generates revenue primarily through the sale of ballistic Doppler radar systems including 10 GHz models (BR-1001, BR-1022, BR-29015), 35 GHz models (BR-3502, BR-3503), junction boxes (JB-6e), and trigger devices (AT-01, OT-01). These are one-time hardware purchases with optional accessories and add-ons.
2. Software Licensing (TestCenter): Revenue from TestCenter 6 Doppler processing software which provides calculations and analysis interface for ballistic instrumentation. Software provides version updates and new releases (e.g., version 6.3.1 with customer-suggested improvements).
3. Technical Support Services: Dedicated technical support provided via [email protected] with training manuals and support documentation. Customer support is emphasized as a key differentiator.

Pricing tiers

Go-to-market motion1 record

Distribution channels1 record

Marketing channels3 records

Core offering

Infinition designs, manufactures, and sells Doppler radar-based ballistic instrumentation systems used to measure projectile velocities. The product line includes 10 GHz and 35 GHz Doppler radar antennas (BR series), an Ethernet-based signal acquisition junction box (JB-6e), acoustic and optical trigger devices (AT-01, OT-01), and the TestCenter 6 analysis software. Customers span defense, testing laboratories, law enforcement, ammunition manufacturers, and shooting ranges.

Product overview

Infinition is a specialized provider of ballistic instrumentation radar systems founded in 1996, headquartered in Trois-Rivières, Quebec. The product portfolio consists of Doppler radar antennas (BR series in 10 GHz and 35 GHz frequencies), signal acquisition hardware (JB-6e junction box), trigger devices (AT-01 acoustic and OT-01 optical), and TestCenter 6 analysis software. The BR series radars measure projectile velocities from 5.56mm to 155mm calibers at ranges from a few meters to over 8km. The ecosystem operates through a unified workflow: BR-series radars capture Doppler signals, JB-6e junction box digitizes and transfers data via Ethernet, and TestCenter 6 software processes, analyzes, and generates ballistic reports in Microsoft Excel. Trigger devices (AT-01 and OT-01) synchronize radar acquisition with external events like muzzle exit. A consumer-facing variant called Labradar is also mentioned, offering Doppler radar technology for personal ballistic measurement.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Brands

• Labradar: A consumer-facing Doppler radar product for measuring personal ballistics. The Labradar is marketed as the world's first ballistic Doppler radar offered to consumers for measuring velocities of rifles, shotguns, handguns, pellet guns, bows and arrows, crossbows, and paintball rifles.

Products and services

• BR-1001 Doppler Radar Antenna 10.5 GHz Doppler radar antenna for muzzle velocity and short to medium range velocity measurements on projectiles from 5.56mm to 155mm. Bi-static configuration with selectable 0.2W or 2W transmitter output, 23dBi antenna gain, FCC certified, magnesium housing sealed against dust and water.
• BR-1022 Doppler Radar Antenna 10.5 GHz Doppler radar antenna for short to medium range velocity measurements on all projectile types including standard, base-bleed, tracers, APFSDS, sub-calibers, and rockets (5.56mm to 155mm). Features 29dBi antenna gain, 4x4 degree beamwidth, and filtration to reduce interference from nearby radars. FCC certified.
• BR-29015 Doppler Radar Antenna High-power 10 GHz Doppler radar antenna for short to long range velocity measurements on all projectile types (5.56mm to 155mm). Configurable 1W or 15W transmitter output, bi-static configuration with interference filtering, and maximum range up to 8600m for 155mm caliber projectiles.
• BR-3502 Doppler Radar Antenna Cost-effective 35.5 GHz Doppler radar for velocity measurement with 3x better resolution than 10.5 GHz radar, ideal for small projectiles (1mm) and in-bore measurements. Compact 1kg design with 20dBi gain suitable for indoor ranges and short-range outdoor use up to 250m. FCC and CE certified.
• BR-3503 Doppler Radar Antenna Cost-effective 35.5 GHz Doppler radar with higher 28dBi gain for improved range over BR-3502. Provides 3x better resolution than 10.5 GHz radar, suitable for small projectiles and in-bore measurements, with outdoor range up to 1000m for 155mm caliber.
• JB-6e Junction Box (Signal Acquisition) Compact Ethernet junction box for Doppler signal acquisition. Features dual-channel 16-bit A/D converter at 2.5 MHz sampling, 100 Mbps Ethernet connectivity, MCU-FPGA architecture, support for up to 2 radars simultaneously, and ~32 MB internal FIFO buffer for long acquisition periods.
• AT-01 Acoustic Trigger Device Acoustic trigger device designed to detect shockwaves from gun firings for synchronizing radar systems with external events. Features piezoelectric pick-up with built-in amplifier, differential analog output for noise immunity, and rugged construction for positioning near muzzle. No sensitivity adjustment required.
• OT-01 Optical Trigger Device Optical trigger device detecting muzzle flash via infrared detector. Features 75mm convex lens with 100mm² silicon detector, 600-1050nm spectral response, fast response time (<5μsec), and rugged aluminum construction suitable for artillery firing and quadrant elevation angle changes.
• TestCenter 6 Software Windows desktop application for Doppler signal analysis and ballistic instrumentation. Provides velocity analysis, modulation/spin analysis, drag and trajectory analysis, in-bore measurement, rate of fire measurement, multiple object tracking, and trajectory prediction using PM and MPM ballistic models. Multitasked data acquisition with real-time processing and Excel report generation.
• Labradar Consumer Doppler Radar Consumer-facing Doppler radar product measuring velocities of rifles, shotguns (bullets only), handguns, pellet guns, bows and arrows, crossbows, and paintball rifles. Marketed to shooting sports enthusiasts and precision shooters.

Quantifiable outcome

• Detection of projectiles as small as 1mm with 35 GHz radar systems providing 3x better resolution than 10.5 GHz systems
• +3 more outcomes

Segments5 records

Ideal customer profiles5 records

Technology focussed Yes

API detail

Has API

No

API docs

API detail

Core technology

AI maturity

App detail

Feature7 records

Scale indicators3 records

Recent moves5 records

Expansion highlights5 records

Direct peers

• Weibel Scientific: Danish manufacturer of Doppler radar systems for ballistic velocity measurement, including continuous-wave and MMW (millimeter-wave) radars serving defense, aerospace, and ammunition-testing customers. Most direct technical competitor to Infinition, offering overlapping dual-band Doppler product families.
• Oehler Research: U.S. maker of ballistic chronographs and test instruments used by law enforcement, ammunition manufacturers, and shooting sports customers. Closely comparable product category (ballistic velocity measurement) but historically more optical/chronograph-based than radar.
• Shooting Chrony: North American manufacturer of ballistic chronographs widely used at shooting ranges and by reloaders/ammunition manufacturers. Comparable in target customer (precision shooters, range operators) and complementary to Infinition's Labradar consumer line.
• MagnetoSpeed: U.S. maker of barrel-mounted ballistic chronographs for the precision/long-range shooting market. Directly comparable in serving the precision-shooting segment that Infinition's Labradar sub-brand targets.

Broad incumbents

• Garmin (Xero Chronograph): Garmin's Xero A1/A10 chronographs compete with Infinition's Labradar in the consumer/precision-shooting ballistic-measurement market, while Garmin brings far broader consumer-electronics scale, R&D budget, and retail distribution.
• Hensoldt: German defense sensor house offering radar, electronic warfare, and test/measurement capabilities to military customers. Overlaps with Infinition in radar-based defense testing and represents the type of prime that could absorb a niche specialist.
• Thales: Global defense and aerospace prime with a broad radar, electronic warfare, and missile-testing portfolio. Comparable as a defense customer of ballistic instrumentation and a potential strategic acquirer of niche radar IP.
• Lockheed Martin: Major U.S. defense prime with significant radar, fire-control, and guided-weapons test programs that consume ballistic instrumentation similar to Infinition's BR-series radars.
• RTX (Raytheon): U.S. defense prime operating across missile systems, radars, and weapons testing—relevant as both a buyer of ballistic test instrumentation and a possible consolidator of niche specialists.
• ELTA Systems (IAI): Israeli defense electronics subsidiary of Israel Aerospace Industries, producing radar, ELINT, and defense sensor systems. Comparable as a broader defense radar player and a potential customer/partner for ballistic test radar.

Market position

Strengths5 records

Weaknesses5 records

Competitive moat4 records

Key risks6 records

Key highlights6 records

Customer concentration

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Valuation estimate

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Funding overview

Funding rounds

Investors

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M&A

Investments

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