Soldier Systems defence companies in France
We track 9 soldier systems companies in France, most of them in Bourges and Gevry. 3 of them are hiring now, with 15+ open roles. Among them are Exosens, Lumibird and Sysnav.
All Soldier Systems Companies in France
Exosens develops amplification, detection and imaging technologies for defence, night vision, surveillance, nuclear, scientific and industrial applications.
Lumibird develops laser technologies and military laser rangefinders for defence, naval, aerospace, industrial and medical applications.
Magneto-inertial navigation technology that geolocates soldiers and vehicles in GPS-denied environments to within 1% of distance travelled. Its LocIndoor dismounted-soldier locator is part of the DGA's CENTURION future-soldier programme.
A biopharmaceutical company specializing in developing emergency immunotherapies using polyclonal antibody technology to combat biological threats, emerging infectious diseases, and bioterrorism agents.
Wearable tactical computing for field operators, built around the sovereign K-OS Linux platform, K-MESH LoRa mesh beacons and the K-VISOR C4ISR command interface. States its equipment has been trialled by more than ten French military units.
MANITTY develops advanced wearable technologies that bring hospital-grade monitoring to the field. Their DeepMo solution is a lightweight, AI-powered device that continuously tracks vital signs and brain activity, detects early signs of deterioration, and provides autonomous triage aligned with NATO standards.
Develops non-lethal law enforcement technologies and crowd control solutions. Provides advanced non-lethal weapons and security equipment for law enforcement agencies.
Ballistic protection company manufacturing modular body armour, vehicle armour kits, and anti-riot gear. Supplies the French DGA, Gendarmerie, and forces in 13+ countries.
Manufactures chemical and biological threat detectors using proprietary flame spectrophotometry technology. Its AP4C detector family is deployed in over 70 countries by military CBRN units, first responders and airport security forces.