Research
Close enough to research to use new methods
Applied AI · Robotics · AI Agents · Software Reliability
AIXOM is a Melbourne technology company. We work with research teams and industry partners to scope, build and test AI-enabled systems — from robot perception to AI agents people use every day.
AIXOM Pty Ltd is an Australian technology company based in Melbourne.
Our background is in software engineering, with a particular focus on testing and reliability, which shapes how we build AI and robotics systems.
Close enough to research to use new methods
A working system on a fixed timeline
Measurable, documented and honest about its limits
Get a real system running early, then measure honestly how well it works.
Helping mobile robots see and understand the indoor spaces they work in.
Conversational agents and domain-specialised language models built for a real audience and a real venue.
Ways to test AI-based software when there is no simple “right answer” to check against — so teams can trust what they ship.
Milestone-driven projects with research teams and industry partners: clear scope, working demos, shared progress.
A proof-of-concept that helps a low-cost mobile robot build a 3D understanding of indoor spaces from its onboard cameras.

An assistant agent with persistent memory, knowledge answers and proactive goal tracking — it becomes more personalised the longer you work with it.

Two 32-billion-parameter models specialised for Eastern cultural knowledge and for daily wellness records.
An industry partner for applied projects: we bring the problem, the hardware and a path to real-world use.
Test an AI or robotics idea with a working prototype before committing to a full build.
Agree the problem, the milestones and what success looks like.
Get a real system running early, so ideas are tested on something that works.
Test honestly how well it works — including where it doesn’t.
Working demos and shared progress at every milestone.
Documented results, honest about limits, with a path to real-world use.
Send us a short description of the problem and we’ll get back to you. Research teams and companies with an idea to test are both welcome.