Exosens SAS

18 Avenue Pythagore
33700 Merignac
France

Phone: +33 5 56164050

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Serves OEMs, integrators, and solution providers in electro-optics in EU, MEA, APAC cameras covering a broad spectrum of light from below 300 nm UV up to 18.000 nm LWIR for defense and security, industry, and health care. Products provide true SWaP, easy shutterless operation, high image quality (low noise), and modular range up to 1.3 MP.

Ownership type: Privately Owned

Executives:
Paul Ryckaert, CEO
Christophe Robient, Business Manager

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MS=Manufacture Stock | MC=Manufacture Custom | S=Supply/Distribute | D=Design

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