- Headquarters
- Paris, France · Europe
- Value chain
- Hardware & devices(Products); also Components & subsystems
- What that means
- Makes physical products under its own name: computers, robots, vehicles, aircraft, drones, satellites, batteries, solar modules, reactors and medical devices.
- Ownership
- Listed
- Listing
- EPA:EXA on Google Finance
- Website
- exail.com
- Relevance
- High at its strongest, in Quantum Sensing & Metrology
Paris, FranceIn 5 capabilities
Each capability the company is listed in, most relevant first: how experts in the field see its global relevance there, why it is listed and the source.
Quantum Technologies · Manufacture · listed #5 of 50
Exail, which absorbed Muquans, sells the Absolute Quantum Gravimeter and cold-atom quantum inertial sensors, the first commercial cold-atom gravimetry products.
Relevance: Leading commercial quantum gravimeters and cold-atom sensors
Sensing, Timing & Navigation · Manufacture · listed #8 of 50
Exail (formerly iXblue) is a leading fibre-optic-gyro maker whose INS lines (Phins, Marins, Octans, Advans) serve navies, submarines, subsea vehicles and land systems.
Relevance: Leading fibre-optic gyro and INS maker globally
Sensing, Timing & Navigation · Manufacture · listed #13 of 50
Former iXblue/ECA Group, makes synthetic aperture and sidescan sonars, acoustic positioning and drone-based naval mine-countermeasure systems.
Relevance: Leading synthetic aperture and sidescan sonar maker
- Precision Timing & Atomic ClocksModerate
Sensing, Timing & Navigation · Manufacture · listed #25 of 50
Took over Muquans' cold-atom technology and sells the MuClock cold-atom microwave clock and laser systems for timing labs and quantum sensing.
Relevance: Sells commercial cold-atom clocks from Muquans technology
- Uncrewed & Collaborative SystemsModerate
Robotics & Autonomous Systems · Manufacture · listed #29 of 50
Supplies uncrewed mine-countermeasure systems (DriX USVs, A18 AUVs) for the Belgian-Dutch rMCM programme and other navies.
Relevance: Uncrewed mine-countermeasure systems for navies