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Djinious
Design · Manufacture · Deploy

The operating system for sovereign engineering.


Governments, enterprises and startups design, manufacture and operate sophisticated physical products from one integrated stack — at the speed of writing software, and without handing the know-how to anyone else.

  • OmanHeadquarters
  • WeeksIdea to production
  • SIL 4IEC 61508 toolchain
  • One stackDesign to deployment
What we do

Djinious doesn't manufacture products. It manufactures engineering capability.


Most organisations buy engineering one project at a time and own nothing at the end of it. Djinious is the platform underneath instead — so every system you build makes the next one faster, cheaper and more yours.

  • i.

    One stack, not twelve vendors

    Design, electronics, embedded software, robotics and local manufacturing in a single environment. No integration tax, no coordination overhead, no finger-pointing.

  • ii.

    Weeks, not 12–24 months

    A components library with digital twins and programmatic interfaces means systems assemble like software instead of being drawn from scratch every time.

  • iii.

    You own the outcome

    The IP, the tooling and the production line stay with you. Engineering independence is the point of the platform, not an upsell on top of it.

The problem

Nations and companies are losing the ability to engineer independently.


i.

Fragmented stack

Every product means coordinating dozens of vendors — engineering firms, electronics, mechanical, software, overseas production and logistics.

ii.

12–24 month cycles

High engineering cost, slow iteration and a path from idea to production measured in years.

iii.

Foreign dependence

Supply chains and know-how are controlled abroad — and intellectual-property control is quietly lost.

iv.

Strategic weakness

For countries pursuing industrial independence, this dependence has become a national vulnerability.

Organisations want to design, build and own their technology — but the engineering stack was never built for it.

The solution

One vertically integrated stack: Design. Manufacture. Deploy.


01

Engineering layer

Mechanical CAD, electronics, embedded software, robotics and AI-assisted engineering — combined in one environment.

  • Modelling & simulation
  • Electronics & embedded
  • Robotics & autonomy
  • AI-assisted design
02

Manufacturing layer

Digital production workflows, manufacturing automation, supplier independence and local production capability.

  • Digital production
  • Automation
  • Supplier independence
  • Local capability
03

Deployment layer

Every product becomes a managed engineering asset — software lifecycle, documentation, reproducibility and continuous improvement.

  • Lifecycle management
  • Documentation
  • Reproducibility
  • Continuous improvement

From idea to production in weeks instead of years.

The platform

Already live — and compounding.


Four products on one stack. Each is useful on its own; together they are the reason a system that took a year now takes weeks.

DjiniousLab

Live

An AI-native engineering environment for exploring, specifying and validating systems — interactive computing, block-diagram modelling and simulation in the browser, with generation down to embedded targets.

The DjiniousLab block-diagram editor showing a full system model

Cloud-native, with worked use-cases showing the platform in action.

lab.djinious.com

DjiniousSafe

Live

A proven-code toolchain for safety-critical embedded software (IEC 61508 · SIL 4). Safety functions are specified and proved in Lean 4, then generated as panic-free no_std Rust — with a machine-checked certificate that the shipped code equals its spec.

  • Specification and proof in Lean 4
  • Generated #![no_std], #![forbid(unsafe_code)] Rust
  • Kernel-checked certificate per safety function
  • Two independent generators, byte-identical output
  • Replayed on an emulated Cortex-M4F under QEMU
  • Ferrocene-ready qualified toolchain

Five reference safety functions certified end-to-end.

DjiniousWorkshop

Live

Design a system and its full architecture from the Components Library. Each component ships with a digital twin and a programmatic interface — so systems assemble like software.

A fluid-dynamics simulation of a submersible hull with live residual and force-coefficient plots

Integrated with NVIDIA Isaac Sim™ for physics simulation.

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Djinious Control Center

Live

The operations layer: real-time supervision, a live digital twin, alarm management and BPMN-driven process automation with an embedded AI copilot — the control room for the systems you build on the platform.

The Djinious Control Center screen designer, building a live overview of a hybrid renewable plant — wind field, solar field, battery storage and grid export, with an active alarm banner

ISA-101 high-performance HMI; proven on green-energy plant operations.

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The compounding asset

Every project makes the next one faster and cheaper.


The Components Library is where the advantage accumulates. Every delivery adds reusable, twin-backed hardware and software components — so reuse rises, cost per system falls, and the platform gets better at your problem the longer you use it.

  • Twins + interfaces

    Each component carries a digital twin and a programmatic interface, so systems compose like software.

  • End-to-end integration

    Design, simulation, software and manufacturing connected end-to-end — the advantage rivals can’t buy.

  • One library, many systems

    The same library builds USV, UAV and UGV systems — and the industrial devices around them.

Who we build for

Built for organisations that need to own what they build.


01

Government & defense

Sovereign systems where modularity, IP control and fast iteration are decisive.

02

Industrial & energy

Specialised devices, tools and automation for industry and the energy sector.

03

Universities & research

Platforms for research, prototyping and building local engineering talent.

04

Technology startups

Ventures that need engineering infrastructure to reach market fast.

Why Oman

A place that can leapfrog.


Oman can skip a generation of industrial development by adopting an integrated engineering platform from the start — rather than assembling one out of decades of legacy tooling.

Several global shifts make that possible now: nations are investing in technological sovereignty, supply chains have become a board-level risk, AI has collapsed the cost of design and simulation, manufacturing has become modular and local, and autonomous systems are spreading across every industry.

  1. Oman
  2. GCC
  3. Middle East
  4. Worldwide
A gilded astrolabe beside a precision-machined aluminium part, in an arched window at sunset
The team

Full-stack engineering, anchored in Oman.


To orchestrate a solution to a structural problem, it takes a 360° view based on experience.Victor Andritoiu, Founder & CEO

Victor Andritoiu

Founder & CEO

Two decades turning complex systems into shipped products — from urban-rail validation at Alstom to founding ventures across real-time simulation, modular open hardware, cloud frameworks and agentic AI. A full-stack builder who designs, engineers and manufactures.

  • Systems
  • AI
  • CAD & design
  • Embedded
  • Cloud
  • Manufacturing

Maymoona Al Balushi

Co-founder

A software engineer rooted in Oman’s technology ecosystem — deep knowledge of the country’s institutions, talent and industrial priorities, and the delivery experience that turns a sovereign platform into an Omani reality.

  • Omani tech ecosystem
  • Software engineering
  • AI adoption

Julien Ciesla

Advisor · Electronics & automated systems

Founder of Resologi and father of the Dainsy product — a career spent shipping electronics and automation into critical infrastructure, on 20–30 year lifecycles.

  • Embedded systems
  • IIoT
  • Critical infrastructure

A track record of building from scratch

  1. 2001Alstom

    IV&V manager for urban-rail platforms — critical systems, delivered worldwide.

  2. 2008OpenTekhnia

    Built the Open System Simulation Solution, sold to a competitor in 2015. First exit.

  3. 2017Ignitial

    Complex-systems house behind IgnitialIO, Tukhla and Taonautics — the Djinious engine.

  4. 2024Niente da Dire

    Design and manufacture locally in the EU at low cost — the proving ground for sovereign production.

Get started

Let’s build it in Oman.


Tell us what you need to design, manufacture or operate. We’ll tell you honestly whether the platform is the right way to do it — and what the first weeks would look like.

Investors:Djinious is raising a pre-seed round. Request the deck through the same form.